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... EXTRAORDINARY PROCEEDINGS BY WELSH COLLIERS. rON'SFIIIACY TO DRIVK A MAN FROM THE COUNTRY. [from our own reporter.] j n Eves ISO.-Lord Chief Justice Bovill was ' .. d' day, the County Hall, Mold, trying three colters nanMK^David Phillips (39), Robert ...
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... paid into court. OR A SM 7 LLANDUDNO JUNCTION PORTER'S THEFT. For some time past complaints have been made of parcels being missed from the van attached to the mail train) which leaves Chester at 2.50 am and arrives at Llandudno Junction at 4 aim. on week ...
... mo D.F.C.S MISSING Acting Squadron-Leader I. J. Davies. D.F.C., and Flying-Officer L. H. j. George, D.F.C., both of whom were born in the same year in Glamorganshire, are among the 198 officers and other ranks ...
... MR. J. 11. BURROUGHS AND MISS WALLACE. The marriage took plats? yesterday, ai Church Scotland, Rodney-street, of Miss Amy S. Wallace, younger daughter of the late Professor John Wallace. M.D., of Gambior-terracc. and Mr. Joseph ii. Burroughs, dentist ...
... sued the Live poration for £5 13a the amount o damage which bad been caused to bis borse and milk float by reason of the alle d of the defendants in having allowed a publee stre t to be out of re ta whereby the and dangerous. s and cart fell into hows in ...
... LIEUTENANT J. D. TOMBS. Liverpool friends of ihe late Lieutenant J. S. M. Tombs, whose graceful dramatic criticisms of Repertory Theatre performances appeared in these oolumw, will hear with regret that hie only surviving brother also died service in ...
... Mr. W. J. Watmoua-h. and Mr. A. J. waited the need* of the children, and spared f{forte make the evening the memorable otto it proved. During the evening. Mr. J. .Harvey-Farmcr, C.C. (eo.-hon. treasurer of the social ionl. and his daughter. Miss A. E. ...
... ; Worrall, J. N. Stafford R PBEVTODBLY REPORTED WOUNDED. NOW REPORTED WOUNDED AND MISSING. Rattam, H. C. Suffolk R. Wearne. K. M.. Queen* (RW. Surrey R). MISSING. Foibc*. G. W, RFC.; Foi*. E. 1«.. R Warwi. k attd. R.P.C. Gilbert. Lt. J. D., ...
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... F.. R; BrookM, Sec.-Lt. J., 8. R.; Brown. Oapt. R. C. M-C.. Bgde.; Bnrt. Sec.-U. L. C. W.. D cit“ G. A, K.RItC.; D. R.F.A.; Cook Lt, C. E.. Manche*t ...
... en OF WALES THEATRE, MISS ‘MARIE. ‘WILTON. MISS ELIZA JOHNSTONE, MISS FANNY HUG MISS ADA SWANBOROUGH, MR. D. JAMES, MR. C FENTON. MUSICAL DIRECTOR FOR THE BU Uz, MR. FRANK MUSGRAVE. Supported by the Powerfal Company attached to this ...