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... I . ;lany werydd Terme., Mr. Evans Mr and Mr. Homan the family, Liverpool ; • Mr anil and family, Diworstry ; 8. T. • Mina Hardy I, Glanai Term.. Mr Wi11,..,. Mr hone. London 2, Terrace, Mr Hughes, Mr and Mr, laylor, HL,y wood. Manehrater 2, Glanyeerydd ...
... 12th Met .. Mr Lewis Davies, dyssol. eged the Itth inst., Maria Williams, LlandystuL yes. Os 15th lest.. Mrs Thomas, widow of SU Mt* O. Thomas, Kest.. of Llaufair. and DoLllan. oged years. regretted by all whet itS ..Nth inst.. egad Se years, Wife 01 11° ...
... board was held on Friday the 2led inst. Present Mr W. 11. Thomas, in the chair, the Rev. John Williams, Mr K. D. Roberts, Mr Thos. Jones, Mr Thotnas Griffiths, Mr Peter Jonee, Mr ,J. W. Thomas, clerk, Mr I). li. Davies, Mr Bradbury, schoolmaster, Mr Perry ...
... Welshpool Mr J P Morris, do J and Mrs Cheese, Bosbnry Rectory Mr Pugh, Brintyron Mrs Linger, Penrhyn Miss Thomas, Bnilth Miss Ormerod, Brighouse , Misses Hardy. Sheffield The Misses Manuel, Sheffield IL Mrs T 11 Lloyd 11 , v F & Mrs Poynderfand family, Cheltenham ...
... noticed; rid of bawled abest all.. harass bad taken at diff.reut shows had beim exhibited. Noteworthy was the yearling ball of Mr Thomas Jose,, ot Hafted Cergydruidioa, whirl' he. a w e won £4l in prism, and on. the day uf Mir show mild for Alrs Another monist ...
... incident that has compelled ma to break silence. MR. GATHORNE HARDY IN EDINBURGH. • Responding to the toast of her Majesty's Ministen at a Conservative banquet at Edinburgh, Mr. Gathorns Hardy defended the action of the Government In respect to the Regimental ...
... THOMAS BUBB pESPECTFULLY announces that he has taken IA the large Shop in Terrace Road at the corner tA Neu foundiani Street, which be be. opened as • SHOW ROOX. In addition tu his extensive Stock and choice designs in Paper Hangings from London and Paris ...
... following were more or less severely burned : William Millar, John Weir, .1. Woolins, Henry Tongs, John Irvine, Matthew Cuddy, and Thomas Smith, all married men, and David Flemming, a I.oy. On inquiry being made It was found that there were still sixteen persons ...
... sterling, already borne by Run ye ! BELOW Srates.—Mary Jane (reading from newspaeer): - What's 'he meaning of ' Nauseous,' Thomas? 'j —Thomas: - Lear', Mery, what's the u' aestmg me? I ain't a chemist.' —Fun. 'lns BROWN DUCHEBB.—This celebrate' hunting deer ...
... cheered on taking the chair, the whole meeting rising and in singing Auld Lang Syne. Among the gentlemen present were-sir Thomas Salley, M P , Mr. Janet) bright, P , Mr 1 T. Hibbert, %LP , Mr Hutchinson, lII'., Mr Robert Leak*, and Dr. Perkhurst. Mr Bright ...
... ; Mr and Mrs Knowles and son, Cleakheaton ; Searle, and Miss Knowles, Rotherham; Mr Searle, Sheffield ; Mrs Fringer ; Mrs Thomas 11, Mrs Scott— Mrs, Miss, and Mr J. P. Morris, Welshpool ; Mr and Mrs Bankhead, London ; Miss Ilankhead, do; MiNS Podmore ...
... Wolverhampton BA KER STILE 13, Davies — Mr and Mn Mn Reeves, Handsworth, Birmingham GREAT DARKGATE STREET. 13. Mrm D. Thomas — Miss Thomas, Ca.idigan MARY STREET. 20, Temperance Howie, T. Morie— Mr T. Lindley, Gloneeeter PORTLAND STREET. 3, Mrs Jones— Mr ...