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... Whitley, near Wigan, Luacashire. Hansw—Sept. 14th, aged 81, 24 Brontfon. Porlimidoc, North Wales, Elias, relict of Capt. Thomas Hardy, late of the city of Cork, 11100198—Sept. 13th, aged 58, Josaph Higgins, of Trederwen, Llandfinlo. 5113, aged 28, at Moor-str ...
... foundered, mate and one man drowned. Consul Parry, Hartlepool to Stettin, foundered, muter, mate, and three men drowned. Hardy, Norwegian, Sundry/all to Newhaven, it atertlged, three hands lcst. The Tinto Philadelphia emespondent tele.rraphs:— Ilfasachusetts ...
... were composed of Messrs John Edwards, Evanfacli.Wm. Jots., treasurer, Peogwaita, Thomas Lawrie, TrnYellig, Jolts Lawrie, Pentre, Wm, Lawri,o Berthliwyd, Evan Jones, Thomas Davies, Rees Davies, and David Jones, Ty'nygraig, Jahn Jones, Cradogen, John Williams ...
... Millard and J. Thomas. The winner was Niii . ard, who bad to sire Ms opponent len yawls start. Practically th:re was no race as Thomas died of at an early Stage. . 1 1 Li.l2. cup ; Sad, Pewter .- 'lce; J. The winner ciearee'eft. 81e. Hardie Race (Handicap)—tat ...
... Baines, E. Evans, E. Lewis, J. Owen, J. Thomas, A. M. Whittingham, and C. Device, Mrs C. Davies, and Miss A. Kerr. BonoOda Prrrr thout — toNs.—At these ;;Wions en Thursday, Nov. 4, before Maurice Jones and Thomas Davies, F.eqs., the adjourned case of Mr ...
... were present at the ceremony were Madame Patey, Mr W. H. Cummings, Mr Lewis Thomas, and Mrs Watts Hughes. Nume.m.s preemies were received. amongst the givers being Mr J. Thomas (harpist to the Queen), Madame Patsy, Hum., Campbell, Mr T. Cave, M.P., Mr ...
... Llansantffraid, on Friday evening, December 10th, and was presided over by the 11.-y. David Evans. The per of the evening were Mr Thomas, Llanfair Dyffryn Clwyd, Mr Rayno, Mr Owen, of Rbagatt, end several others, who were ably easisted by the choir of the place ...
... ciock in the evening. The subject was the fall of Antichrist and the Mdleninm.' The chair was kindly taken by the Rev. Tins Thoma., Llanfair. Thanks having been prop.ned by the Chairman and seconded by Mr T. Davies, the meeting was brought to a close. ABERAERON ...
... Evans, Llanw-lhaiarn. the Revs. O. Lloyd Williams and J. Hardy Richards', Mesas John Jones, Richard Evans, oeidlo, Richard Roberts, Hugh Davies, William Thomas. David Richards, James Owen, Thomas Turner, Griffith Prichard, William Roberts, John Morris ...
... —Present: B. T. Ellis, Esq. (chairman), Owen Evans, Esq., and the Rev Thomas Jones, &D., ex-officio, the Rev T. Hardy Richards, and 0. Lloyd Williams, Meson Thomas Prichard. and J. Thomas Jones (vine chairman), Lewis Williams, Rd. Jones Prichard, William ...
... 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 ...
... ' , ABERYSTWYTH. THOMAS OA HNER). Pastry Cook and Confect icer FANCY 111 '.l' %NI) 21. TERRACE ROAD, BEG. to return hiavinrere thank, to the Nobility Gentry. 6lero. V odtor. and el Abery.teryth Ne% z bb.oirtio.•.l. t.ir thi ir !purport, art 4 h.T..4. ...