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... post whilst the 'Jack John_ sous ' were fiying around him. lie was full of life that night, just he was going out, and joking with us chaps. It was, on the working party he got shot, at a place where we all have to hame our arms, under fire all the time; ...
... are. The prisoner had already been in the lock•up for some days, and was now committed for two days' imprisonment. The MI -John Fry, outlier. was charged with stealing two coats, the property of Watts, at Mina, on the Cith inst. Friar the evidence of ...
... out of the same ease there no evidence of card-thoninfl• there was a summons by Rogers spinet In fact they did not expect it. John Jordan's father, for to Mr. Harm the witness threats Mr . D. Gibson H ar ri s , B r yn- said that what they had heard was milli- ...
... were resumed at Hope Chapel, under the presidency of Rev. W. M. Lewis. A request came through the South Cardigan monthly meeting, &eking that Rev. John Jeffrey Evans, of Aberporth, Congregational minister, be received by the denomination as a recognised ...
... Mabbott (chairman) presided, and there were also present Alderman W. T. Williams (vice-chairman), Mrs. A. t lenkins, Councillors John Snellgrove, M. Shevan, K G. lw•ach , H. V. rhinuemore. and Sheen; with the Headmaster (Mr. Martin If. Lewis, 8.A.), and they ...
... Abertillery players as Newport are finalists in the South Mon. Cup. Winning the toss and electing to play against the wind, captain John Burgwin marshalled his team to overcome the elements. _ Denying Newport the ball, with good, short, crisp passing Abertillery ...
... tritons-- were paid to G. Griffiths. H. Steward. F. Coombes, the late Alr. John Tfionias. of B. simmond „ A. Arndell. G. Ed. Blaenau (:wont, Alwrtillery wards. D. Morgan. Grattan( Gay. O. reported last at'sk, met his death at Bevan, J. Gardner, S. Edwards ...
... really think lost my mind” “Well John” responded his wife anxioody whydon’t microscopical examination made and find out for rare?” “ John said tick lady to her “If 1 should die you will marry again will Bending close to her John in low heartbroken tone voioe: ...
... Id. Per Pelted motto, ])bring, Caring, Sparing, tea :W a seca ' . The Rev. Daniel Hughes, C.C., will T. Ti/ey Comrades in Arms, the I packet. Coupon lid. *soh which is exhibited outside the cleb, last • a the speaker at a public meeting held Cho' at ...
... Berryman 6-0-134- B. Grilaths 3.0-17-1 .R 'Berryman hit wicket b Hayman • SD m. Lewis c Abraham b Hayman 14 Hayman R a 16 E. Grattan e Lewis 9 V. Crowley l.b.w. b Salter 1). Abraham not out M. Edwards run out P. Tingle I.b.w. b Haythan M. Williams not out ...
... with Lis lei aim stet his heal. He woe I TDB SUNDAY BILL -W.ll.ain H Jones, quite de..d. Witness re the arm snit fou:,d lire - mine i f the Royal Arm., 'element, was sume areat noun ,' on he t f ett h ca d. 8e ,,,„,,t f o r moiled for keeping his !teemed ...
... Jenkins Edwin Davies Win Jordan John Morgan Benjamin Win Rosser Wm Morgan Win Wheeler John Rosser George Boswell StopIicnWinduiill John Barnes David Morgan John Thomas James White James Phillips “ April 4th 1889 “ John Burgess Hon Sec” Mr in ...