... Farn- ham, cashier Burditt Eleanor, South Parade, Tenby, spinster Burditt Thomas. Rawdon, Leeds, reverend Ann Ager Belcher, widow, and Thomas Henry Belcher, Exors of Belcher, Thomas, Vfalham-green, gentleman Bellinger William, jun., deceased, Swansea, maltster ...

... MERTHYR TYDVIL (Tw0).—15,409. .. 8,598 5,745 4,004 # D. A. Thomas (L.) Keir Hardie (Ind. Lab.) \V. P, Morgan Majority 1,741 Labour gain. SCOTLAND. ABERDEEN (NORTH)—IO,O47. •Capfain Pirie (L.) 4.233 B. Williams (L.U.) 2,251 ...

... ip. is Mr. T. Griffith Thomas, who is an official in the postal service at Carnarvon. In the plan of this chair the stereotyped fashion has no place. It is original in conception, and admirable in ezecntion. Mr. Griffith Thomas is also the designer of ...

... Four asters—1, J. Stokes 2, J. Roberts. Four French marigolds—1, J. Jones, Rhostylles; 2, C. Simpson; 3, C. Hotchkins. Six hardy annuals-3, C. Simpson. Window plant—1, R. Ingman 2, S. Parry; 3, E. Davies. VEGETABLES. Two white spring cabbages-I, E. Jones ...

... Stansty. Turnip3-I, James Allmand; 2, W. Mercer: Erddig-road. Spring onions—1, James Allmand; 2, Thomas Allmand 3, Joseph Shaw. Au- tumn onions—1, Thomas Allmand 2, W. Ankers; 3 Jamea Allmand. Kidney potatoes—1, W. Ankers; 2. Joseph Williams, Vron; 3 ...

... wjth some exceptions, super.o 1 xly Fou ...