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... 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 ...
... Abeeduar Chapel. before the Registrar Mr Evan Davies. the Landon Heats, Lian)hyttler, assisted by the Rev. S. Thomas, the latointer. Mr Thomas Evans, of Cerro's?. to Miss Ann Evans, of Heufses, both in the pariah of Llanibmi. JosEt—ROßEKTs—Marsh 19. h ...
... Church of which he is a chief minister. Our contemporary concludes by alluding to the graceful speech of the Mayor, Mr THOMAS, himself a Nonconformist, but who does nut find religions difLrences any hindrance to his helping' in a great wok for the ...
... —Messrs Thomas Pritchard, and John Throws hose were nnaninm.ly re-elected vice-chairmen. Me sensed thanks on behalf of his friend and himself. Ills Ptissereee —The following were elected on this committee: --The Rev 0 Lloyd Williams. Messrs Thomas Turner ...
... John Jones, Arthur Joses, Richd. Davies, Nevin, Owen Williams, Griffith Jones,Wm. Roberts, Thomas Turner. William Williams, lannor, and the Rev. Thomas Hardy Richards. Financial.—Paid itiouttloor relief during the putt fortnight—be Mr Richard Jones, ...
... Lows ; oa ts To mea. sin le, Tynflyrion, Llanfair. William. received a frightful ga-h in his f nehead. end Thomas was seauded to death. Richard Thomas, brother of the last nau.rt , is very badly hart, and also a boy. An lINUt at was opened that evening before ...
... how forbearing we ought to be, and how slow we ought to be in jedgiog of each other. There is no .'oubt, Mira, that our hardy judgments often wrong those whom we judge, and it is also true that We are all very mach alone in MT strati ! with evil ; but ...
... appointment of a royal commission to inquire into the alleged bribery at the Norwich election. HOUSE OF COMMONS.—PIIInaT. Mr HARDY informed Mr 'Downing that a proposal to remove Daunt's Rock from the entrance to Queenstown harbour was before the Board of ...
... Shrewsbury; Mies and Mims M. Turnbrill, do 28, Terrace-Mr And Mrs H. K. Taylor, and family, Chaster 20, Terrace-Mrs Parry Thomas and Miss Thomas, Cowbridge ; Mr and Mrs Burrow, Stoke-on-Trent Mrs red Mies Barker, Loagiiton; Mrs ' Hill, Stoke - on- front; Mr J ...
... 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 ...
... Nicholas, Broady, Sal 31, Nurth-parade—Mr and Mrs Mellor and Mr and Mrs Hunt, Manchester; Mr and Miss Emit, Charltoc-cum- Hardy 31, North-parade—Mr and Mrs Mono and son, Ross ; Mrs Mean, Worcester; Mr Price, Idol 4, North-parade—Mr and Mrs Crockford, ...