... did not seem to be anything all out of the way ia tha case. Of course it was necessary to bold an inquiry ia cases of infant mortality, especially la regard the osm ia question, seeing that the mild bora wee illegitimate and its mother and grandmother ...

... Friday, and Saturday afternoons, 2.30. • . Funeral.—On Friday, in the presence o* large number of sympathising friends, toe mortal remains of William Wooxley, Cambrian-place, were interred the burial ground adjoining Penuel Baptist Chapel, of which deceased ...

... of the proposed alteration to the existing infante' department of the Panteepoth School, submitted by the architect, bo adopted, and it was agreed that tenders be invited for the erection of the new infante department at the Pentronoth School by means ...

... trust that Me book i( yst appear. Hois alieady a hardworked and btuy man, but oar hope lies in this, that tbs bosisst of mortals are often tbs very men to find time for toil THE BEV. EYNON DAVIES. Seorea of eur readers in the Amman Valley will b* inter ...

... Lamina* street, Carmartbeu. GROCERY THADR-Wanted, AJTRENTICE- to T. Smith, grocer, King-i-treet. Carmarthen. Baqrann.— The mortal remains of Mr Evan Vaughan, cabinet maker, Ac., Spilman-street, in this town, who died on Friday morning ia hia 59th year ...

... board at the next meeting til* poeaibility of ntiliaing the ma.tor's house and garden for rite to erect the propoeed new infante’ department Pentrepoth. A Caickwr Match wa. played between the Asylum and Carmarthen Grammar School Eleven, on Saturday, with ...