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... are requested to be addressed. PUBLISHSD MAO DT TIM SAID JAI= Ilt At the Establishment of L. Thomas, Church-at, Beaamsdi 111 Dimaunmans At the House of Mr. Thomas Wil' hams, Vale-street, Denbigb 11 FLOTSHIJIL At the Establishment of PriniQ Price, Mold AL ...
... taking it freely, it dm prided upon what sort of promise thee oard had made with Merle. Thomas and If the ard had transferred their old stock of to Meagre. Thomas • .d Cm, and had had implied that for the future they should be aneepted as ageeta on a ...
... Symonds 4 children, Mn. Brown and 4 children, Mra. Menzies and child, Mr. D. Hogarth, CA. and Mrs. Walker and 2 children, Mrs. Hardy and 3 children, Cot. Bright's 8 children, Mn. McGrath and child, Col. and J. MaL Farrington and 8 children, Mrs. Wilson and ...
... Pwllbeli ; Griffith Jones, ironnir .ger, do; R. Parry, watchmaker, do ; T. Lloyd, tanner, do ; Blesser Thomas, of the firm of Roberts and Thomas, misters and brewers, do; T. J. Roberts, solicitor, do; R. 0. Jones, County Court Office, do; R. S. WiUyms ...
... of tact. long before he con. teived the idea of writing the book he had nicknamed her llorrit. Angel Ciare's father in Thomas Hardy's Tess of the d*Urbervilles was the Bev. U. Moule, vicar of Fordington, a pretty little village near Dorchester. Mrs ...
... because be (Mr. Hardie) considered it almost too low. The drain averaged four feet in depth, and at one point five feet. If the contractor found the soil free and open be might make something out of the contract, but if, as he(Mr. Hardie) feared, he encountered ...
... Waterloo street. He was, bossism mulcted in the same mists Thomas MoGuineas and lour other Irish eniiore, were brought up is eastody, for committing a ruffianly and unprovoked assault upon Morris Thomas, of Upper Bangor, on the sight of ?Jou(ley lent. Complainant ...
... kaput, the eshilnted to be fear in Dumber. and clue 50Ibs weight each, ; memo& 24 10a. entriee. Ist Thomas Fauna, Rums, Bangor, Wrsz. bus._ 2nd Thomas Foulkes, KtFord, Denbigh. and 4.—To the person who exhibilied the but simple of new chee.e, made the ...
... Llanengan, 10 ; Griffith Thomak_do, 10 ; Thomas Rice, Llantselrhys, 6 ; William Williams, Llaollhangel Bachellseth, 12 ; John Thomas, Liengiaa, 20; Owen Roberts, do 0; Thomas Jones Thom's, L'asgwnadl, 7 ; Thomas Pritchard. Llangybi, 22 ; Michael Jones ...
... Parry proposed as au amendment, that Mr. Wm. Scans be given the report for couveyance to Mr. Thomas, the architect, to draw out a detailed plan. Mr. Wm. Thomas 'wooded this, and Mr. Lewis supportxtl. Mr. J. Roberts eontended that the coarse suggested was ...
... PINLLHELI. 12re.-J-PreseOt : Mr B. T. Ellis, Mr Owen Evans, and Rev Thomas Jones, R.D., exofficio ; the Rev T. Hardy Richards and 0. Lloyd Williams, Messrs Thomas Prichard and J. Thomas Jones (vioe-chairmen), Lewis Williams. Richard Jones Prichard, W. Williams ...