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... 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 ...
... Thom Quinton, 2 ; parsnips, Thomas Quinton, 1 ; 1) Howe, 2 ; lettuce, nouns. Quinton, 1 ; D Tracey, '2 ; potato onions, Thomas Quinton, 1 ; I) Howe. 2 ; seed onions, P Kelly, 1 ; I) Howe, 2 ; J Treacy, 3 ; spring do, Thomas Quinton, 1 ; J Treacy, 2 ; peas ...
... Webster—Family Bible. Mrs Cooke—Butter dish. Mrs Masterson—Bed spread. Mr Cooke and Mr J. Hardy- Cutler/. Mr F. ,Fletcher (Biro-Cutlery. Mr Hardy—Kitchen utensils. Miss F. Hardy—Tea pot and hot water . Mrs Moylan —Teapot and stand. Mrs Buckley—Tea set. Miss Bray—Table ...
... 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 ...
... Measure or thereabouts., is let to Mrs. Jane Hardy yearly tenant under a verbal agreement at the yearly rent of £lO, payable on the let day of May and the Ist day of Nov. bor. The remainder is let to Thomas Quirke as yearly tenant under a verbal Fur all ...
... two against Thomas Hynes, 13allyeigan, for alleged fraudulent drawing of the out-of-work donation to the amount of £l2: and the other against Mary Walker and Margaret Barnes, Banagher, for allege@ theft. of bacon, etc., from Mr James Hardy, Main St, Birr ...
... 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 ...
... sante, - said Sir Berry, of !Ulm& Daniel ('. Hardy, of Annagianore, kill-11M11111. , applied for on order for pane.. .ion of a bonne occupied by Patrick Me- Evoy, The 1101. lianagheri Mr. Perry appeared for Mr Hardy, who not in Court when the ern wag celled ...
... 12; James Owen, LLinfaelrhys, 1 ; William Llanflhangelbachellaeth, 13; William Thomas, Llangian, 13; John Parry, ditto, 11 ; Thomas Jones Thomas, Llangwnadl, 10 ; Thomas Pritchard, Idanitybi, 22 ; John Jones. Llaniestyn, 16 ; Michael Jones, ditto, 23 ...
... sae et the as rids. aid of Landon, and is dolly supplesiested with all the New es Al. Owned. Blade of env belt all 903 ma HARDIE, SURGEON DENTIST, 24, CASTLE SQUARE, CARNARVON, I S 1 0 7 1 R E GH AND PARIS, bep oe t i o si thack hie friends and the public ...