... Morris, West Bromwich; Mrs W. Thomas and family, Birmingham; Mrs C. Francis, West Bromwich Mrs Steel, Warwick num.—Capt. and Mrs Framer; Mr Henry Moansl and family, Mr Walter Mown and family, Lodon Pla4 MOM —Yr. Mrs and Miss Hardy, Rock Ferry ; Dr and Mire ...

... Davies, Dims Mawddey Mr David Davies, College Green—Mr Browne, Berriew; Mr Bracer Aberbosan ; Master R. Jenkins, Shoehorn Mr Thomas, Msengwyn-street —Mr Davies, Liu:idiom Mrs Steels, Warwick place —Dr and Mrs Momma and family, Mr, Mn, and Miss Moxon and ...

... MAKING A FINN ON T'HZ HIGNWAT.—On Monday, Sept. 21st, brfore O. Richaes and R. S. Parry, Emit, two trauma. giving the names of Thomas Webb and James Smith, were charged by P.C. W. Evans with making. a fire and encamping on the Cwmmain highway, on the 20th ...

... Jones, David Richard., John MGM& Risked Thomas., John Jones (Llaiiii atya) Richard (Pistyll), Thrmas Jobe Thomas, John Pasty, Thomas Tamer. Richsr I Evans, U.tvi3 Priteh the Rem. 0. I,:eyd Williams. Thomas Hardy Richard'., had Joi , Ho/Am, ...

... Evan', R. lows Willie.. Prichard, Bean Griffith, Griffith, Davi d Prichard, Mil lam Thomas, the Revs. 0. L.I. Militant.. John Hughes, T. Hardy Richards, Messrs Wm. MMUS Thomas Turner. and .fohir Pam.. Ceicrioh • •i•••dslaot.ovi•rsser for Criccieth lavireleft ...

... neeenearies of life for 7,000 people. It is said that two relatives of Nana Sahib's hays identified the person arrested. Private Thomas Smith has been sentenced to death for the murder of Captain Bird at Aldershot. Count Arnim hu boon released on bail. A eennn ...

... landlord of the Railway) Inn, was clunked by P.C. Thomas D ivies, with keeping hie house open (luring illegal bouts on Saturday night, Dec. 12th, witness saw defect-lent struggling with a man named James Thomas. We.it In and found they were both drunk, Defendant ...

... Miss Lem Mr. Mrs. the Misses, Mr Thom, S. Slid Mr Edward Whitfield, Mr and Mrs Edwards. Mr and Mra 'rhos's°. Device and .31r Thomas Price, Mr and Mrs Morrie, Mr and Miss Evans. Mr, Mrs, and Mir Soot., Mr, Mrs. and Miss Copse, three master Cookes, Mr Dawson ...

... commended the action of Sir Michael Peach. He also defended the army reforms of the late Goveriment, and said if Mr Gatborne Hardy would act as if pubde considerations were paramount be might count co the loyal support of those who detested the theory that ...

... anuttish Sheep farming is the veu elity, and wool the chief agricultural export, growing, as does, on the backs of 363. .000 hardy, active little antaelected for the mountains, kept )alts pure in breed, an t eerie proof against precipice., so far as it is ...

... THOMAS, CONFECTIONER AND BAKER, 5, NORTH PARADE, IIE(18 to that ha' given up the thus:say in favour of the CONFECTIONERY BUSINESS. P. T. also hog* to thank the inhabitants of the tywn and neighbourhood for the kind patronage and support aapeoested to ...

... , ; At • Oeshae•se of Friendly Societies it has been rs. slaved that the is the laded= ad ',all Rehm Mr Lama. Mr Gathers. Hardy, in pressemlue p r i m on lb w . dey. Feb. 18, to the lea or Cowl weinnteem. mill that there was so harems 8,001 dielente ...