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... northern and southern sub-division. The former included the languages of the Teutons and the Lett*. slaves. The Teutsns ' be need hardi, say, comprised Low. Germans to whom theEng.ian belong,High Gerinan.and the nations of Scandinavia and Iceland, while the ...
... their only coons would be to apply for a new trial, and that he would in the meantime stay execution. Judgment Summons. —Thomas Thomas r. Griffith Jones, Tailor.—The claim was Cl 17s. 6d. for grocery, kn. Defendant, did not appear, and plaintiff proved that ...
... (Mayor), John rAwonk. (Yz- Mayor), D. A. Prichard, Wilma Orlitha, Robert Williams, William Davies, Isaac Morria, T. G. Davies, Thomas Lloyd, T. Hunter Hughes, R. 0. Jonas, sod Owen Edwards. _ _ _ The Town Ball.—A letter from the clerk of the Peace having been ...
... 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 ...
... family and Miss Vaughan, Yaskleton ;10, Ealybeate-terram—Mr James and Mr Thomas, el live W r u p t ell ß l i l dwahl aw Lewis, Rhyadr 11, Clialybeate-terrace—Mr Richard Jesse, Mrs Thomas, Newtown ii, - 61;;Jybeste Terrace—Hr and Mn Wrigley, Manchester 12a ...
... 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 ...
... Norwood 4, Hrh-ttrest—Mr and Stn James Moore, London Mrs Edwards, High-street—Mr J. Oliver, Mr J. Parry, Llanwyokklen; Mr Thomas, Aberdare; Mr Morrie, Aberdare ; Mr Davies, Mallydd; Mr Edwards, Meifod ; Mrs Williams, Min night,. Mir Morgan, Dolgelley ...
... aad Roo, Carmarthen 9,l7s.riTterraes—Mr Thomas, Gloucester ; Mr Thomas', London ; Mr Davies, London ; Mr Jones, Radnorshire Commercial Hotel—Mr lingers, Mr Jones, Mr Davis, and Mr Hold, Carmartliku ; Mr Thomas and Mr Davis, Shrewsbury; Mr Morris, Newtown ...
... 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 ...
... and Mrs ffiaorlonsld, Mrs B. Jenkins, Mrs A. Jenkins, Mime M. A. Jenkins, and Mr J. Jenkins, Merthyr 11, Cambrisa-pisos—Mr Thomas Bevan. Waterline Mr John Griffiths. Queen-street—The Rev. J. and Mrs Shaw and daughters. Wintry 3,1712 km-street—Mr and Mrs ...
... be made in the Endowed Schools Act of the late Parliament. The men who were urging it toward were lerd Lord Cernereott, Mr Hardy. and Lord John Pressing it :Upon Mr Disraeli, be world say Very Wen we must bring forward something to excuse our being orece ...