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... counteract the influence of the heavier wines and the strong beer so admirably adapted to the toughs palate and coarse throat of John Hull. When measares of this character failed to have the desired effect, hon. members of opposite views undervok to introduce ...
... Tavern; Kan Todd. Botcher*. Arms: Mn Overton. Bush Hotel: John Jones, Eagle; William Brown. Court Anus; John Davies, Crown: honey Jones, Three Salmons; Charles T= Farmer's Arms: Ann Lewis. Hummer Tavern; Evans, Gweelodygarth Arms: Jane ...
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... SATeRDAY. • Onortdrrom.-Martha I.ewis was chargod with .teal. SCHOOL AN ! of ing 50 yards of black rilk, the property of Mr. John the es Soodef o o r r pe p, r ren tuit n tin e g oa t , h ,7 6 rzoo t v h a . l -- sermons H a deemed guilty as °Gum agamet ...
... •hcwt, river whore it I the of theses, beau iu • etruggle. Heard no voice before he got night . that it no geld a to him.-John Thome., a N m ith 27 ri g ht wt. ' . 1 •tt.ing 4 wet intolerable stench. The the boat' and then ;tamed it. I did out see th ...
... The htnla and minstrels of the Eisteddfod will be John Owes. Em., (Owen A 1) organist Chester, W. L Lewis Em s . Denbigh (blew Llewellyn Williams Earls (t.' Moo. and Idris Tbe conductor will be John Thomas Eel., Carmarthen ilenan Magnates). and D.Farys ...
... indiscriminate vengeance would le wreaked upon the guilty sod lodides. alike. At Ebbw , Vale. lan week, the pitmen remained in armed with their mandrils ready for an onslaught 'lrish population at the first sound of alarm. Pout% Orabortace.—We record with ...
... dcii.k.n. T.l said ham, wts kept by in the name, bad beau I tune • :taws tit, 1150 Is, to be paid.- ed I It. John Read, of tio Cardigan Arms was fined dis. and Clete far., be r Carimosas M lea was hoed Ss. out*, for and toe ..:; a, • IL. James awl Ikon's ...
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... ✓ural eempesitioes were rat best, Mr. 'neer Danes. from near Cardigan. For the best singer et the less ate, Arm, ann. ye competed seise wait divided between Mr. 0. done.. NewTredegar. and John Owen, The Isere was • prize of 3a for the recitation of Tread ...
... B. Thorns. Harwood, Thomas Jeskitts, Thomas W. Wdlistm, 'Mead Watkins, Herb Jenkins, Hush Dalt, mph, J. Hiram, W. 4 %Ulm., John Itees, Phdllp Hem. and Wm. J .m The minutes of the last meeting were read and eon• firmed. FINANCII Coyrnrac The report ...