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... present the Rev D. Francis, Messrs Thomas Junes, Jacob Roberts. Ilugh Ilughes, John Watkins, and John Evans (the assistant clerk). Mr John Watkins. •ine merchant, North Parade, WAS appointed vicar's warden ; and Mr Thomas Griffiths. grocer, Great Garkgate-street ...
... THOMAS GRIFFITHS GENERAL GROCER AND SEEDSMAN, OPPOSITE THE GOGERIMAN ARMS AND I.IO'N ROYAL ABERYSTWYTH, 8108 to call the attention of Farmers to the large Stock 44 AGRICULTURAL SEED Ins has laid in, and which he guarantees to be of the best quality, via ...
... THOMAS GRIFFITHS GENERAL GROCER AND SEEDSMAN, THE GOGERDDAN ARMS AND LION ROYAL HOTEL, ABERYSTWYTH, BEGS to call the attention of Farmers the large Stock of AGRICULTURAL SEED be laid is, sad which he guarantees to be of the best quality, via.— Cow Grass ...
... nothing to be desired._ BOROUGH MAGISTRATES' COURT. soßr.t. , y. Joy Before the Mayor (Philip Williams, Esq.) VAI: RANUV. Thomas Ford, a tnviiip, was chanted with havim: eo tttttt itted the alm•ve otfenee, was sent.e..e to one month's imprbsinment ...
... Great Fenton, Stoke-upon- Trent 17, Mrs Jones— Mr and Mrs Page, family and maid, Hay Mrs Lingon. Penlanole, Herefordshire Miss Thomas, .10. IS, Prospect-place, Capt. J. Davies — Mr Lewis Balfour and family, London Mr, Mrs and Miss Burford, Wolverhampton Mr ...
... Cheltenham Mr G. W. Newman, do. Mrs Redfern and finally, Daisy-bank, Leek 25, Miss Humphreys-26, T. Req., sargeon (private). 27, Thomas — /Mrs Scott and family, Manchester 38, Mime Hughes— Mr and Lady Cockburn and family, Penniiithoni-park, Herefordshire 29 ...
... Vicarage, Dudley 7, Mrs Jones- Mrs Pugh, Wombourne, Staffordshire Mr C. F. Pugh, London Mr and Mrs Moms. Cole, Sheffield Mr Thomas Cole, Tun Miss Colo Miss Kinney, Worthwick Miss Huddleston, Cheshire Mr and Mrs Holford, Papillon Hall, Market Harboro' Mr ...
... 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 ...
... PHCEBE THOMAS, CONFECTIONER AND BAKER, I, NORTH PARADE, 11E08 to announce that she has given up the OSOCSIAT in favour of the OONIPEOTIONZRY BUSINEEIS. P. T. also begs to thank the inlabitents of the twined neighbourhood for the kind patromge and vap ...
... Llanfilbsgel-y-Crendilyn los', in the county of -- attend before the Finance Committee of leattrates New Eighth Church, by Thomas Jones, Esq., Tres- subjeet to tins Cardigan, now in the occupation of Griffith Jones and CONTRACTS FOR PRO VISIONS, AC. on ...
... Greenhill cr E. M. Blvie.„ Es 1, and f Greenhill, Moo.1: 7 . Diminish ills Mr and Mrs B ohm, Birmingham Cott is •. E 'war - M Hardy sidl fa i 7, L n 'an M Esp. St. 3, Frontehm 'remove, Mr. _ Mr unit AUK Richsir,.., Hawlserorth Miss D. and W. DWl:aril.. do ...
... it unwell, w i ll moos contributing to Fair for the pre. not. Mr. Whymper, Alpettrian and has abo been est of sues. fhr. Thomas Hardy WWI beer • few ago, sad the elegised hose.. Michael Coen he. bean ce the sick lie elm, Mt is theta. Tar CLAMANT AND NIS ...