... Grove), 75, 75; T. Allen (Itiehmond), 77, 73; E. A. Southerden (I.amberhurst). 70, 76; E. Green (Huy. ton), 77, 73; (a) D. S. Govan (Bothwell ('aole). 78, 72; E. Brown (unattached), 7N74:R. Unman (Coomhe 78. 72. 151- . Bradshaw ( crnney), 75, 76: H. Coleman ...

... Wales came other mourners. The chief mourners were:—Lady Morrie Jones (widow), Mrs. Ernest Jones, Aberystwyth; Mies Gwenthan Morris Jones, M.A., Miss Angharad Morris Jones. M.A., and Miss Nest Morris Jones (daughters); Mr. W. R. Jones (brother), and Mr. ...

... (Pontypool). M. Evans (Cardiff). A. Francis (Llanelly). B Fisher : . Marthy (Cardiff). T.(Maesteg) Morris T (Mae cC steg): J Hardcastle Maesteg ). L. Hall (Tonyrefail). J. Harris (Pontypool). E. Williams (Pontypridd) (rapt.). J. Stroud Bridgencli. Ron Jong ...

... difficulty in assembling a crew Lifeboatman Frank Hooper, who is 73, took his place in the boat. The lightship was off St. Govan's Head, a dangerous part of the coast exposed to the fury of 'a westerly gale. We were about two miles from the lightship ...

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... welfare schemes, hospitals, boys’ clubs, recreation grounds, &c., in South Wales was £1,877.441. Of this total the erection of halls and workmen's institutes, the making of recreation grounds and sports pavilions nad taken £1.247,112. Grants hospitals, ambulance ...

... with the object of forming a Liberal Women's Guild was held at the Market-hall. Ceerphilly,_ on , Thursday. During the afternoon Wes llelen Fraser, prospective candidate forthe Govan Division of Glasgow, delivered an address. I). T. Selathiel presided. A ...

... SEPTEMBER 23. 1926. Burk:. 7 to 1 apt Blinking Agnes. 8 to 1 apt Flashing Light. and 20 to 1 apt any other. Won by three lengths; hall a length between the second and third. 108 •.29.1 EDINBURGH MEETING. BACHELORS VOW (Mr A Lowry) Hugh Powney 7 9 10 ZADIG Ilirs ...

... Portrush) beat R. H. de Montmorency (Sunningdale), 4 and 3. B. Stacey (West Lanes.) beat C. Johnston (Ringway), 4 and 3. J. Morris (Sunningdale) beat Lord Charles Hope (Royal and Ancient) at the nineteenth hole. J. R. Stroyan (Sunningdale) beat Pakenham-Walsh ...

... BAZAAR AT THE ALBERT-HALL. fl A bazaar and exhibition in connection with the 9 Swansea Young Men's Christian Association was n opened by Lady Vivian on Wednesday afternoon, , in the presence of a large number of visitors. The t a hall was decorated under ...

... who made their home in Carmarthenshire centuries ago. Thomas and Ann Morris, William Morris’s parents, had children, oi whom tour became Baptist ministers. One was the Rev. Thomas Morris, Newport, a popular preacher known in his day as Twm y Deg Capel, ...

... the regis- U! dr, tared number of electors was 1,057, Lord Randolph th Churchill received 512 votes, and his opponent, Ia Mr. Hall, polled 452, making a total of 964 who th actually voted. On the present occasion it is in probable there will be a nwumber ...