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... afternoon, the Flintehire Coroner (Mr. F. Janes) in inquest as to the death of Limbs* Bennett, 1 year and 10 months of age, the 01 John father gave of idenealy, sal stead that on the previous Wedneedey Ile dammed siteing on his knee the On the ire was • containing ...
... R Jones, 100, John Bibby, 66, W Hughes, 90, T Edwards, 100, Charlie Taylor, 100,0 Clew, 100, T J Morris, 100, R Jones, 100, total, 766. Shotton :—H Cunningham, 99, 0 Poole ' 100, E Evans, 100, T Evans, 100, 56, C B Beggs, M, R Grattan, 61, A Grew, 69 ...
... festival between 1843 and 18111. We do know that at the 1e23 Sistedeifod at Mold the Rev John Blackwell ( ), a native of this town, was chaired bard. The Rev John Blackwell was born at Poaterwyl, and the little house near the railway ration where he ...
... Heign, and primmer gave him a in the mooch and ran away. He sent the little girl home with John Edward Price. John Edwaid Price. 13 years of age, eon of John Pries, Top-hill, corroborated the evidence of the witness. He saw the prisoner (whom he identiliod) ...
... people's ' meeting was held at the above place. Mr Isaac Francis read ap interesting and inspiring paper on the - Rev John Herring. of Cardigan, one of the most distinguished ministers of the Baptist denomination in Christmas Evans's time. The audience was ...
... cont-autor, n Hallyn Street. Flint. one beton. the 1 ituinal agAts ,on his proemial application exemp. tam; 3nd he was gratettd cardigan's! eaemption upon the underater,ting !hat he proceeded immediately la take up work UI mitional importance. AN /4PPEAI.. The ...
... were going south 3, John H. Jones, Cern Fran, Llolwen. 1 -1, R. „ Will you come for a walk with me this j He was startled to see her, and dis- along the Hudson, he asked her to tell him Welsh Mountain Pony, not exceeding ,U. Grattan; res., R. H. Gratton ...
... Roberts; 3, Robert Henry Grattan. Ram Lamb: 1, Lieut.-Coionel E.. W. Griffiths; 2, Robert Henry Grattan; 3, R. Roberts. Throe Ewes that have reared lambs ea 1922: I, Whitt Ivor Rcberts; 3, Lieut.- E. W. Griffith; 3, Josech Jewdyn Grattan. !Three She irting ...
... belonging to Messrs. Davies and Co., Keys. 1-lewe 4 Yn Kendrick W. Evans, 0 Jesu, open wide thine arms, Grayson Street, Liverpool, and the horse TrYian Jones, John Felix, nice, 1. And let our angel sister be and lorry were overturned, causing slight E. Davies ...
... going well for a few yeirs, ' only put up to prevent sheep straying and should be deak with in a special um. We Brig.-General John Henry 11° 2 1d . Os ' l ' : as long as those also have felt the teed that aaess was sti ll over a certainly hope special treatment ...
... Ancient Briton; 3, I rn°nd J°11'&&, °ll' red OM their duties. Mashers of the Mr. E. T. Williams. Coaboy. Comic dress: 1, John.a.s.wedd. ' 414. the Church the bride Seeding 'Joint (Police) Committee were IN)ISPOSED.—A great deal of vitt- Mounted characters: ...
... ESDAY.—Before His Worship ed out. They were then practically over the crossing. the Mayor (Mr. I. Ne w to n H ug h es ), Aid. John Jones id that h he ca o th e said scene of theaccidenthefoundt m h e A. B. Lloyd, and Me ssrs . T. H. Lewis J e and S. T. Edwards ...