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... and Mr. Arkwright second. In the county and local class, Mir. S. Jones, Munslow, was first with a useful bull. Mr. Bowen-Jones was placed second Cows and calves were very thinly represented. Mr. T. Fenn, Ludlow, took first and second with two noted winners ...
... THE WELSH LAND COMMISSION. GREAT LANDLORDS VINDICATED. IMPORTANT EVIDENCE BY LORD PENRHYN. MR. LLOYD GEORGE SAT UPON. The second tour which the Welsh Land Com- missioners have made in North Wales was con- cluded at Llangefni, Anglesey, on Saturday, Lord ...
... cast of thought, led me to strongly advise him written to perpetuate its history. The Mag giggled educated.—Professor Angus seconded the proposal, paper occupied about twenty minutes, and elicited not to work too hard. Ah, said he, in a kind over it. ...
... MIDDLEMAN'S PROFITS. made from the ASH and Second hand Casks kept in Stock. Repairs of all kinds carefully attended to. PRICES ON APPLICATION. ADDRESSES. EDWARD HUGHES, GENERAL IJP MILLINERY AND DRAPER, MANTLE SHOW MILLINER, ROOMS CLOTHIER, rgalf T ~T DRESS ...
... to the mathe- matical papers, consisting of four stages, viz., 1st, 2nd, 3rd. and honours. The papers were con- sidered very heavy in each stage. The students were only allowed to select one of the stages. The time allowed was from 7 to 10-30. About a third ...
... loss of £l4B 13s. 2d. A third table showed the wages of bailiff, waggoner, cowman, and dairymaid, during each decade for the last fifty years. In the first decade their total wages were £l9 13s. 7d.; in the second £39 4s. ; in the third £49 35. Od. ; ...
... a cross wind to contend with, early showed the stuff they were made of, and the pace was made warm. The only goal scored during the first half was debited to Morris, from a pass by Rea. A change came over the second half, play being nearly all in favour ...
... been discovered. Would you explain why you did not discover it at the time ?-I can't. There is no pretence to show that the books did not show ?—Possibly not. Unfortunately there are 52 books: one set at Welsbpool, one at Newtown, and the other in London ...
... if hot' av tnw beginning of April ?—Very early in April. And do you know as a fact that before June 30th that money had all gone in payment of creditors ? —-I know nothing ahout that. I did not act after the 17th of April as a director. The next meeting ...
... indeed was the deocased with the natives that the Niger Coast Protectorate found his assist- ance most valuable in the initial stage of their ad- ministration. Captain Boler was the head agent « £ Messrs. Alex. Miller, Bros. and Co., of Liverpool and Glasgow ...
... order for the examination of Mr. Talbot, who bad since died, and Mr. Herbert Watkins, the first auditor, and Mr. Vine, the second auditor, had been duly served. He had re- ceived a letter from Mr. Watkins to the effect that he was willing to give all ...
... of thanks to the Chairman and speakers (applause). ij Mr. R. RICHARDS seconded. 1 The CHAIRMAN, in reply said that he would } only be too happy to do anything which he could to show them the modern way of butter making. They Were going to have a trtetta ...