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... Hughes. Mr and Mrs W T Bolland, jun, and family, Gled- how Lodge, Roundhay, Yvrkshire 4.. . .. . Mr D. Davies H Milward, Esq, and Mrs Milward, Worcestershire . Mr Hugh Hughes Professor Penny and family, Glasgow Capt and Mrs Charteris Mletcher, Pusey House ...
... Howe, Spittal, Pembrokshire, widow Bayles John, Church-street, Unthanks-mad, Norwich, BrotrNem= erton George Uriah, Stone Quarries, Caterham, gentleman Barnes Mark, South-Eastern Hotel, Slimed, Kent, ale and stout merchant Bill William, High-street, Tenby ...
... Plas Brith, Llandudno, and William Bevan, 92, Mostyn-street, Llandudno. Assenting eleactors: Thomas JohnsoU, 5, Gloddaeth- crescent, Llanduduo; James Nicol, M.D., War- wick House, Liladudnoj John Cassidy, Murdoch- street, Benjamin Jones, Mostyn House ; ...
... y for disobedience of attendance Mr G J POWDER f?TORE— The Quarry Co Ltd Talysarn of Act Supf prosecuted he recently made his round Of explosive in in the district of Mr O been in the quarry and that contained 1680 lbs of powder Mr Hughes if an for license ...
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... years has been chairman Councillor Williams who represents the Teigl Ward in Llan Ffestiniog was formerly a quarry and is a member the Quarrying Institute employed the contract Ffestiniog hydro-electric scheme Councillor W G Williams representing Cynfal ...
... furiously until they were afloat In addition they had to see to it that the barking was kept up for sixty hours after their quarry had gone out of i sight Cynddelw also noted that another proverb could be traced to the laws of Hywel Dda In this day and ...