... r 03331 who might hare Minn dhoti's-setae* At nom 11. then WI.ON DAY. eve ron the 4 the moats! (liana fit ht. ewe eau bit hardy trot -Mr lawn Jule .. L. .the went to lb. lost at a . pate. limn. Ile th th, the 1 ore we Leong h to Moven Cowell. Griushaw ...

... said Atnguer. Am! thnt the said Deed as. the said screw! cloy of Mar dilly signed, weird. and delivered by the told TMo.aul THOMAS 1.01-f. (iOOlO. WILLIAM 1 - TOM, and 1'111LT:11,, respectively inthe presence .4, and Execution thereof woe attested by Wit ...

... r CI MIDI 1—A Meeting of the has awe Ira Resod el (hued.. woe held on the lOU. rms. fl. G. .pen Ilia ins .aid •11 be Thomas, -q, in the chair. A Inne dia. mi. nobly. ' Ers. 'Mim.. i.trystll From relative the el • .err'..C. tbe St. (;vs yr. ...

... deceaaal. wan then rend and adopted, and other birdman:. transacted. Mr. :min.', and sail that he saw nothing nnunnal with his Hardy prini,lid at the aft-Moon inning. when u .41 To velar morning. She went ti. Neath for renolution was propoioal Mr. of Matadi ...

... missionary with hi- brave and hardy sailor. Imagine our .urprhe oil entering the Taboo - mu lc (lapel on Sunday morning. to See a pally gentleman in the pulpit ilre—asl the uniform of a lieUtellald in the tune, hat in, hardy weather laden fare and a stout ...

... neighbourhood ; but ufter the race the rain dewended in torrent+• and the twu lAA race+ were run in a oust—nobody -eareele being hardy enough t.i face the germ. The rave', won, decided 114 fat. The Corporation Plate of Twenty Guinea. added to a Sweervitake* ...

... perhaps, some would make them to be; but that there lire amongst them men who t 00 the very (14•11 l-C of Chriotion o hardy, and worthy of better treatment than that which they have 7 received in the East. England is nut acting judi, ioUsly in sufferine ...

... -General Sit U. Albin, which took place ou the 19th blatant. TENBI. TENHT Saturday last four lads named • Goodridge, Gridiths, Thomas, and Bully were fiend 2a. gal each for bathing on the Sunday previous at the ..1 gate 11 on the marsh. It is likely that this ...

... he offered services as pilot. —James Thomas and John Dawkins appeared under bail, charged with stealing three fowls, the property of Mr Child, of Wintem, from his cart-h.’.u-e on the 20th of February. James Thomas was committed to the House of Correction ...

... mWttMofs tttftv hare fill of the aanibemenU. ‘MV B. Saunders, Mr J. Thomas. Stewards; Mr Geo. Bowen, Mr O,’Richards, Clerks the Ground; Mr CdHflifc'TiW*we»'ttnd. Ihsrribntor Priaes; Thomas EMtnßt, 'Sieretnry; Mr J. Morri*, .v )• Trthdn'wlio may-fee! disposed ...

... Three of the prizes were won by Milford boats, viz., ‘Fairy’ property of Mr G. Thomas of Uakin, a boat belonging to Mr Thomas of Milford, and gig belonging to Mr J. Thomas, Hakin. MILFORD. Opening of the New Bridge at Casti.e Pill.—This bridge which has ...

... but few, I hope, will sympathize with the abusive, low, personal, and grossly insulting letter of Video Virgil. 1 am, &c., Thomas Morkis. Pembroke, August 10, 18511. POTTER’S ELECTRIC NEWS, WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 18, drum affair, but employed a learned Scribe ...