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... discrepancies ; the reason why he did not sign was clear enough, not, as laded by Kr. Hardie, because be bad not time. He (Mr. Lewis) would suggest that Mr. Hardie should go over the cccounts of toe List year carefully, and enter in a small passbook what ...
... PWLLHE LI. BOARD OF GUARDIANS. Jaya 1310.-IPreeeot : Messrs Thomas Pritchard (chanson), and John Thomas Jones (vice chair. man), Owen Evans, ex officio ; the Revs 0. Lloyd Wißiams, T. Hardy Richards, Messrs Lewis Willisaas, Robert Jones (Llannor), Griffith ...
... any hardy bread, adapted to the upland district*, ban an approved stork-getter, 51. ; second best, 2/. 10e. lit, Thome* Roberta, Higher Base, Wrexham, black ban, aged two years and three months ; no competition mooed. For the best bull of any hardy breed ...
... best bull of any pure hardy breed, adapted to the upland district, being an approved d sok-getter, ; second best, 27 10%.- -I, Thomas Roberts, Plytong, Wad ; 2, Thomas Roberts, Higher Helve. Wrexham }'or the best boil of any pun hardy breed, above one and ...
... J.P. (chairmen), Thomas Prichard and J. T. Jones (vim-chairman), Revs Thomas Jones, RD. (exofficio), 0. Lloyd Williams, and T. Hardy Richarch ; Messrs Richard Jones Pritchard, Lewis Williams, John Griffith, John Morris, John Thomas, Michael Jones, John ...
... bred by the late Mr. J.din Dawson, commended For the best bull of any hardy breed, adapted to the upland districts, being on approved stock-getter, 4/. ; second best, 21.—Thomas Roberta, Plymrnog, Llanferma, Mold, bull, black, aged 2 years 5 mouths, ...
... d. David Thomas 127 13 0 Mr. David Mr. W. R. Whiised• Mr. William Ellis 359 15 7 Paid to poor byd. Mr. David Thomas Yr. David Hushes W. Whiteside Mr. Wdlia Ellis 34 16 8 Balance in treasurer's hand 2lO 12 3 signed for£ d. Mr. David Thomas l4O 0 0 Mr ...
... Dafydd Hardy,* was bret before Venial Darbiahire, Esq, on Wedneeday last, charred With stealing fowls at Bryneisteddlod. lie was relieved until Monday next, after sufficient evidenoe to justify a remand had been given by P.C. Pritshard and Mr Thomas Evans ...
... J. Parry, and G. Jones. Mr. W.Y . Hardie, clerk, and Mr. t. J. Hughes, surveyor, were also is attendance. Codlryegrydd Dreisseqs.—Two tenders were removed for this work, that of William Pritchard and Richard Thomas, tendenng at Is 51. per superficial ...
... together. Mr. Hugh Thomas advocated that they should be required to break • certain quantity of stones before their breakket. He moved that they cooperate with the Bragor and Be■emaru Union, which laving been eeeoadsd by Mr. Thomas Richardson, was. passed ...
... employed in gardening. It has been through this establishment that very large proportion of the most beautiful plants, hardy and half hardy, tibial have been added to our gardens since 1816 was originally introduced, and it is felt that with an inc rease ...
... .at Leicester, Mr John R. eelLector of inland revenue, and late of Canzasvon. Hardy.—On the 14th nut, at Broorafoo, Portmodoc, mod 84, Eliza, relict of Caplan% Tacoma Hardy, of the City of Cork. -Sep. 12, at 67, Raatbourne-attest, Liverpool, mid 66, Barak ...