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... and there voted for him Mr R. H. Wood, Dr R. Jones Mr Lloyd Richards, Mr Robert Vanghan. the Chairman, and the proposer and 'eeniler (71. Mr Chas. Edwards.. Dolscren, proposed Mr J. (1 Hn2hen. end the ...
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... DR•VITIO: MR J. H. APPLETON, Cert. Art Mader. H. BERTHA JONES (Diplom& in Cooking and Leaser, Work, lst elms). Re-opening of School September Htil. 1601. Payne requiring Railway Sews wet please apply to axe forthwith, JOHN ET, 6, Poetlsoclatreet. Aberystwyth ...
... and Mr and Mrs Webb, Hay 16, Tensor—Mr and Mrs Smith, and family, Mrs Bourne, and Mr and Mrs Lewis, and family, Stourbridge 19, Terrace—Mr Carey and ...
... Council strongly opposed to the drainage scheme. Mr. RicHARDS asked if Dr. JOHN JONES intended throwing dust in their eyes. This irritating question, fortunately, did not bring about any unpleasant results. Mr. HUGHES said he did not believe the sewers were ...
... (Mounie), Mr and Mrs. Smith (Pittrodriel. Mrs.. Richard St. John, Mrs. Harrington Stuart. Mr. Claud Sykes. Mies C. J. Saunders. Rev. and Miss (lregory Smith, Mr. and Mts. Snow, Mr ...
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... Parry, Mr and Mrs Golding. Mrs It T. Parry . and Muster David Parry, Mrs. fittekensie, Mrs Cadman, London; Mrs. T. Thomas. Bexhill;_ Mr W. and Mary Jenkins, Liverpool; ...
... Secretary about the mistake, he forwarded to him (Mr Pope) the judges' slip where the figures had been wrongly entered. On the motion of Mr THOMAN Josns seconded by Mr Witzttms, Dyttryn, Messrs D. E. Kirkby, and Mr Griffiths, Neiman, were re-appointed auditors ...
... Dr. D&vwL His Honour: Did you follow or preettle him - -I followed him. Dr. Davies: That it, wrong. The Foreman: Dr. Davie. to u s fir-t. It FithiV Honour: .1 improper. Mr. Crithern: There wan an open intent, with the fury. I newer an thing like it. ...
... Olaseott, Mr, Mrs Liverpool; Mr Jenkins ard Mr 3r= Mrs C. Tye, Miss Perfect and Mr Helesta, Mr and Mrs 'Barney. VICTORIA TERRACE. /kelp Home, ...
... TEN KING'S ILLNESS. A mestiag.7lh. fra;..(3Zoil held on Tuesday seeping, Men being present :—Dr John Jones, charms, Messrs Rd. Weber.* vice-oludrues DL Meredlth, W.. Hughes, Rd. Edwards, with Mr E. Barnett, clerk, sod Mr Wm. Jesse e server. aad 'upsets's ...