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... present we obsereed—The Right Rev. the Lord Bishop, the Vrn. Cheri, Captain Thomas, D.L , J. Simon, Lig , J.P , the Rev. W. H. Omen, sewer wirer, Oro. &laths, Keg , Oarn, Thomas Kylin Roberts, Reg, Dr. Roberts, R. J. Sisson, , J. J. 11. Harris, Esq ,Thotrise ...
... Jones, Upper Bangor, Mr. Perks, National Provineial Bank, Bangor, Mr. John Thomas, London House, !Mier, Mr. J. Pritchard, auctioneer, J. C. Murdock, Faq., Menai Bridge, Mr. W. E. Thomas, ko. MARRIAGE TERTVITIES AT PLAS WEUNYDD, FESTINIOG. On Wednesday last ...
... colt from Mr Brennan, Castleblaney. Mr .k.hn White, Flour Hill, Tynagh, sold a 8 year old saddle horse to Johnson for no. Mr Hardy, Kiltormor, sold en agricultural horse for £2O, sod Mr P. Daly, Annagh, got £22 10s for a 7 year old wt.,' king mare. Mr J ...
... CARNARVON. EARLY LANDS.—This week two very fine lambs were killed in this town by Mr Thomas Abel, butcher, Castle-street. They were purchased from Mr John Sevin, Bodegroes, near Pwllheii. These are the first exhibited in Carnarvon market this year. Pangs ...
... prices. Hurdles at per dozen and upwards. Timber broaght to Haar mill can be sawn into boards, do., se converted Into Oates and Hardie@ at veer low rates Terme and particulars on appliostion.—Town'send &team law Mill and Timber 'Yard, Denbigh. ndf pi!ONE I ...
... Esq., of a MM. On the 18th ult., at Alwrystwyth, the wife ail Mc- Thomas Davies, draper, o a Oa the Slat tilt , at Liaistieblig Church, by the lbw. I). Lewin Wilhelm, even', Mr. Thomas livens. Meek maker, firuwitlia, to Miss Ovens Curmy, Teti-squaw,, ...
... for the purpose of presenting their teacher, Mr. H. Weston, with a small token of their esteem and gratitude. The Rev. Thomas Thomas, vicar, kindly undertook the duty of making the presentation. The re.. putleman, in the searse of a very appropriate address ...
... inform stion they had given, and the court then rose. CAIIN A IIVON. —Ore late 'soar.—The numerous friends of the Rev. Thomas Thomas (Llanrhaiadr) in this town and neighbourhood will rejoice to learn that a graceful tribute has been paid him by the Bishop ...
... l'alarnau. Putatioo, kld• MT J. E. tifesr“ ( 1144 1, Hoene • 2, C. x. pr. heotentu ,, l. Mr W. E. (Wadley. Mr It. H. round 1 2. Thomas, ' 4;1 . '40 , e. other •se very keel. The Celine:h. Rhubarb: 1. C. E. Besem. ,lake,. did riot rend. the tonal ki•ibey Haider ...
... during the day was unavoidably absent from the field. The stewards were Messrs. Henry Humphreys, T. T. Parry, W. Y. Hardie, Thos. Jones, J. Thomas, W. White, and R. Miles ; the flag steward, Mr. W. Morris ; slip steward, Mr. T. Jones. Mr. Warwick acted as judge ...
... chairman Hugh Thomas, vim chairman John Lloyd, do Thomas Hughes, Bettwegarinon G. P. Powell, Glyunog John Williams, do Hugh Williams, Llanboblig John Fraser, do John Jod2lll, It H. Owen, do John Pugh, Evan Griffith, do William Owen, Daniel Thomas, Llaadwrog ...
... -Ist, Robert Davies, Llandegai ; 2nd, Thomas Dockland. For the best D eh of Red, White, or Black Currants -let, Thomas 114..klend. Fur the best Dish of Gooseberries-let, Henry G rit- Mho, Llendegal ; 2nd, Thomas Dockland. For the beet Dial, of Raspberries-let ...