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... majority of the sheep offered for competition were the hardy hill type and were claimed to he the true type of Kerry Hill sheep reared for the most part on the hills of the district and their hardy constitutions enable them to thrive and do well when I ...
... Miss Rowlands, M. J. Francis, Cheraw.; A. E. Francis, Penstroa ed 12, Mrs Margaret Thomas,— Hugh Lloyd, Tregiriog Mill; Samuel Davies, Cottage Tregiriog; Ed. Watkin Thomas, Fronheulog, Tregiriog; David Hughes, Peubryn, Llanarmol COLLEGE GREEN. 2, Mr E. ...
... judge, and Mr John W. Poole starter. The duties of secretaries were ably carried out by sews J. K. Sinsey•Hayward and C. E. Thomas. The band of the Clarnarvenehina Militia was in attendance, and, under the a Bandmaster BindmaesiCperfoimed • adeelisa el ...
... STREET. 8, Mre F. Mecm— Mr and Mrs W. Kalimas, Barbados ; Mr Pryer, Brecon BAKER STREET. 4, Mrs 7'. Humphreys— Mrs Nevill Thomas, Tamworth 10, Miss Isaac— Mr and Kentish, familtsmi arm, Mrs New% Stowerport TERRACE ROAD. Tourist Lemeitetws Bar, Mrs Garner— ...
... Eisteddfa, Richard Lewis , . McLean, R. Newell, Henry Owen, J. R. Pritchard, E. Severne, H. S. A. Sandford, A. Thomas, D. R. Thomas, Rhys Thomas, and J. P. Williams. Mr John Parry, N.P. Bank, acted as treasurer, and Mr R. O. Humphreys, as is usual made an ...
... VORSKSIIIRE, West Riding, (Isguld Cross Division. Ramsilen, 3,133 Hardy, 3,053 DERIIYSHIRE, Mid. Jnoolay 5,447 Barrow. 3087 LINCOLNSHIRE, South Lindsey, Edward Stanhope, 4,824 Thomas Threlfall, 3,959 RADNORSHIRE. , Walsh, 1880 Rogers. 1813 DENBIGHSHIRE ...
... SQUARE. I, Miss Jones, Miss Elizabeth Jones. Llapgadfan: Mrs Morgans. Welshpool; Mrs Williams, Llanfair; Mrs Jones, Mrs Thomas, do; Mr Thomas, do; Mr and Mrs 16avies, Mallwyd 2, Mrs Francis— J. B. Harris. Birmingham; Mrs Evans, Mrs Hum. Misst q v -k*— Evans ...
... lIARLECIL Seeped Day by IL ELLIS, E.q J.P., Pee• Ascent, Featiuios (High Boer tiesigti.tei Moriorietb). Third Day by Mne Dr. K. THOMAS JONES. P..-rirsits. II arlech IV/3 Eisteddfod Gadeiriol Meirion. DOLGLIXEY CALAN, 1906 (January and. Presidents: T P. FAMARDS ...
... Mews D. Thomas, chairman; E. J. Daviee PantalieriD; Ben Davies, n ; Rees Ame, Emporium • Thomas Amon House; John JOnes, Wasnfairr; E. J. Evans, Bradford House; M. J. Davies, N_ortit End; Stephen Hughes, Doldre; P. W. Rees, Amon Villa; Thomas Rees, platelayer; ...
... oxen—l, Joan., ; 11, Owen, Bodnith• eadd, whose second entry was also highly commended. Teo oran-1., Km Owes, IPtayberth; 9 Thomas Hughes, Eeisychaln. Wllltiefaced ram' of any bread—l, William Davis, Y. ymain oohs(; 2, John Williams, Jisnwero, Abinerch ...
... Coeilpark, David Davies, Tyncoml, David Prim. Erma. hedr, Jcsoeph Pnco, Gwarcoed. Thomas Price, Wern• leadigaid. John Williams. Detr Row, Thomas Lloyd, solicitor. 01. Thomas, Tynllwyn, ThoniasOnen, station mate, John Jenkins, Rhydybene. Evan Rowland, il ...
... commended the action of Sir Michael Peach. He also defended the army reforms of the late Goveriment, and said if Mr Gatborne Hardy would act as if pubde considerations were paramount be might count co the loyal support of those who detested the theory that ...