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... 'wbridce R JOHN THOMAS begB to, anr,ounce that the above S de advertised to take p! ice cn the 11th inst., is postponed until furrher notice. 2298 Glamorgsnshiie. Whitwtft. Hear Bonviljtjne. Saie of sto k, M^rops, implements, &c. R. JOHN THOMAS has received ...
... 0 5 9 Thomas Jones.. 0 2 9 Thomas Williams.. 0 2 9 Ely Locker William North?y 0 5 9 Emily Pearce 0 1 6 Thomas Evans 0 3 3 Abraham Maddocks. 0 2 6 Thomas Mitchell ..253 Elizabeth Howell 4 15 9 Ellis Humphrey 0 0 i) 1 John Humphrey 0 2 9 i ...
... Treseder, CardiB 2nd £2 Mrs E. W. David, Fairwater House. Exotic ferns, eight distinct sorts, named—1st prize £2, Mr J. Cypher. Hardy feras, eight distinct sorts, named—1st prize £2, Mr E. Fowler, Pontypool; 2nd £1, Sir George Walker, Oastleton. 'Geraniums ...
... B, 492, Lobb, Jones Bros Madras, Prince Arthur, B, 990, Minchin, G W Jones Bayomie, Fanny Clotilde, F, 124, Hardy, Angel & Co Santander, Thomas Vaughan ss, B, 419, Leod, J Moses VESSELS CLEARED—April 19. Buenos Ayres, Heroine, B, 098 coal, Ebbw Vale Co ...
... in Bradford ANNULMENTS. t Thomas Jones, formerly of Clifton-street, pari^W Roath, Glamorganshire, grocer. Date of adjudi^^ Feb. 25th, 1873. LOCAL LIQUIDATIONS. W. C. Cable, Abersycliaii, Monmouthshire, shoema*?^ E. Thomas, Woodville Villa, Llwynypia ...
... prize Mr W. Thomas, Cardiff; 2nd! ;\ir. T,.ViP) ;n3' .2rd> Mr Andrews, Cardiff. Onions, ditto—1st prize, Mr J. Thomas 2nd, Mr F Andrews 3rd, Mr H. Colliss. Peas, single dish 100 pods-1st prize, Air T. Hopkins 2nd, Mr J. Bishop 3rd, Mr E. Thomas. Beans, ditto ...
... 2nd, Mr R. Sutton 3.d, Mr W, Thomas. Lesrks—1st prize, Mr W. l'homas; 2nd, Mr R. Sutton; 3rd, Mr Edmund Thomas. Car- rots-bt prize, Mr R. Sn; ton; 2nd, Mr W. Wil- liams 3rd, Mr Edmund Thomas. Turnips—1st prize. Mr W. Thomas 2nd, Mr R. Sutton 3rd, Mr W ...
... Messrs J. Buckley and R. Parnall. Exotic ferns—1st prize, Mr E. N. Phillips; 2nd, Mr R. Parnall; 3rd, Mrs Harries, Aberglasney. Hardy ferns-1st prize, Mr R, Parnall; 2nd, Mr Falkner, Laugharne. Stove or greenhouse mosses -1st prize, Mr R. Parnall; 2nd, Mr E ...
... Gertrude Williams, Tllree ferns (exotic)—1st prize, Cobden Gilbert, One tern (hardy)—1st prize, Herbert Williams j 2;ld, Gertrude Williams: 3rd, Sydney IVico, Inree hardy ferns-1st prize, Bertie Gilbert] e^ra, Poiiy Fox. Special prize, gift of Ml Gilbert: ...
... Mr Jepsie Mavne 2nci, Mr HubberSeld, Chepstow 3rd. Ivir Waiter Thomas, Pontymister extra, Mr J. Robertson, St Pagans. Cauliflowers, three heads— 1st prize, Mr E. Thomas; 2nd, Mr Thomas Hopkins, Llandaff, 3rd, Mr W. Howson. Celery, four sticks—1st vrize ...
... Griffiths, Stenaside! V erbenas—Jane Thomas, Pembroke; Morris, Feuallv. French marigolds — J. Hi Bishop, Haverfordwest J. Jones, do Martha Thomas, Coppet Hall. Roses— Mrs Morris, Penally f Enza Davies* Stepaside. Hardy garden flowers— Sheldon J. Howens. ...
... Austalls, Cornwall 3rd 15s, Mr Francis L. Evedyii,Gorton, Preetehni. Fox terriers (nupviies)—1st. prise £ 1 Is, IMr S. L Thomas. Lower Thomas—treef, Merthyr; 2nd 10s T. llitll Redwood,Tbe Lawn. Lllrymney Skye aa,¡lhndle Diumonnt.—1st prire £ 1 Is.. Mrs S. Arthur ...