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... Jenkin Jones, Ivor Chapel Joshua Jones, draper Minister John Evans, do. Thomas Jones, grocer John B. Evans, do. Samuel Freedman, pawn- W. G. Jones broker John C. Davies, grocer John Thomas, ironmonger John Evans, druggist Thos. Hopkins, Lord ...
... Ash, David Davis, Blaengwawr, Edmund D. Howell, Revs. Win. Edwards, Thomas John, and David Price, Messrs. John Williams, London Ware- house, William Williams, Stag, John Johns, EvanThomas, and the Rev. T. T. Jones. They had heard the objects of this ...
... Walter Kelly, M.A., James Wills, Esq., to Maria Louisa, eldest daughter of the late Rev. John Hornbuckle, of Reading, Berks. DEATHS. the 13th inst., at Cardigan, aged 36, Griffith Richard Jenkins, M.D., of H.B.M.'s Legation, Japan, formerly of the Royal ...
... ER OLD CHAPEL, Merthyr Rev. John JONES, CALVINISTIC METHODIST, TREGARON 0 10 6 CONGREGATIONAL Church at Newport, per Rev. J. G. e 8 0 F. Gain, Upper Hollowly, LONDON 110 John Thomas, 050 John B. Jones, Resolven 1 1 O John Jones, Timber Merchant, Pncacler ...
... Chapel, Merthyr Key. John Jones, Calvinistic Methodist, Tregaron 0 10 6 Congregational Church at Newport, Pembrokeshire per Kev. 0 8 0 F. Gain, Upper Holloway, London 110 John Thomas, Llandyssul o 5 0 John B. Jones, Resolven | | 1 1 0 John Jones. Timber Merchant ...
... at the literthyr rolice-erturt, Daniel Watts was charged with being drunk and assaulting Cbtich at rcharris on April 2nd. John Dario,, a friend Watts, interfered with the naliee, and was charged with a similar offence. in addition to this, Das id Watt ...
... assume that the claims objected to held good. INSUFKH IKNT RATABLE VALUE.—Mr. Longstaffe raised an objection to the claim of John Havard on the ground that the ratable value was only £3.- Mr. 1). W. Jones replied that it was a house in the country, and ...