... Neebitt. • T. Harrhy. Dean. Biggisetone. „ C. Daniel. ~ C. J. Daniel. Wi : Mr. Ashwin. „ S. Eames. r y goa. PP ,„ John Thomas. „ Jos. Thomas. „ Wm. Tacker. „ Wa'ford. „ W. Davis. „ C. Price. „ E. Price, sew. „ E. Price, jeer. „ W. Beddow. ~ Wm. Williams. 7 ...

... and was listened to without any demonstration of fo:ding. The BM was reed a first time. _ _ _ In the 'lons., Cnenninni Mr. Hardy, replying to Mr. Shoran', and anticipating a question to have been pat on Monday by Mr. Anderson, admitted the gravity of the ...

... (El Is.) being given by Mr. Charles Tucker. Mr. Walters continues his prizes for &whereon+ phlox. Mrs. Thomas spun gives two children's prizes for hardy ferns. The wild fl.wer prized are again offered, but the first prize this time is not, as it has been ...

... instant .—Mr. Richard Horton, Hardy, Llantillio Pertholey ; Mr. George Hand, Llangenny; and Yr. Thomas Powell, Abergavenny, market constable. The following ten:rers;rere aooeptad : —Bread and flour; ale and spirits, Mr. Thomas Delaileld butcher's meat, Mrs ...

... b Phillips .. 12 ''Eztras . .. 14 .;6AJOTTINCS. Tail near approach of August Bank Holiday reminds me of that hardy annual, the Hardy Flower Show and Sports, whicii phoenix-like, have risen up out of their ashes of last year. Who can forget the devastat• ...

... Francis Harris, (Dobson) ; Allan James, Treveddw; James Watkins, Great House; Thomas DelaSeld, Alfred Williams, saddler; W. J. Price, Cain aytha ; John Phillips, Ironmonger; Thomas Morgan, Llwynderry ; and Henry Mayberry, auctioneer. The cloth having bent ...

... Uonaon Cottage. Ur. Henry Cheese, Fenlonlae Ur. Henry Denner, Company’s Form. Ur. Duggan, Llantillio hulls. Ur. Eomee, The Hardy. Ur. E. Francis, Highmead Form. Ear. George Grove, The Rectory, Gordon. Ur. George Hamar, Maim] ilf Farm. Mr. R. W. Hamar, ...

... third prize. Mr. Jasper Walters coatinaim his special prizes for Herbaceous Phlox, Mrs. Thomas the prises which she has now given far some years for a basket of hardy ferns„ open to children only. The ladies prizes for the beet arrangement of wild Bowers ...

... dhow (High Sheriff of Essex), Mr. Ablisinian Hams sad Mr. W. Anderson Ogg (Sheriffs of Lenin), Mr. Hardy Hera (the chairman of the COOP metes), file Thomas Neil= (the acting Remembrancer), • em Her laspor. who was dressed in black. relieved only by a wham ...

... about the first day of August, 1845, and whose Will was proved by Thomas Trumper, of the Lawns, in the Parish of Grosmont, in the County of Monmouth, aforesaid, Gentleman ; and Thomas Holmes, then of Llwynygaer in the Parish of Tregare, in the said County ...

... only sax strokes. William Tbomaa had bwa rammonad moUMr, lira. Vinoe, landlady tha Hardy Anna, for aamulting bar »7th of Jana; and bar haaband, Wm. Vince, landlord the Hardy Anns, for being drank and refusing to tba name time and place. croaaaommooa taken ...

... IN ALL DBPABTXBNTS. THOMAS AND SONS. Brecon Road Steam Saw Mills, -A.BH3I^C3-^'VH3JSnTir. GEORGE DAVIES & SON. English and Foreign Timber, Deal, Slate, Coal and General Merchants. Bricks, Slates, Tiles, Drain Pipes, Stoneware Goods, Ac. Oik, Ash, Elm ...