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... W7ANTED, a Good Plain COOK in a family. 3. She, will blavo to assist in tao waslaing and iroiaaag.- Ol Apply to A. D., W1estsarn Mail offlce, 2, Cardiff-Etroet, Abordaare. - 93&1 as SITUATIONS WoANTED. betCO bui - S FARM BAILIFF, GARDENER, ...
... Johnston, 9.5 a~m., Havcrfordweasi 9.15 Ln Narbertih-road 9.40an~m., Whitlaud 10.0 .m., St. Ole 10f.10 ?? Carmarthen Town 10.30 a.m., Carmarthen Junction 1AlnOm, 'ersdo 10.30 a~m., Llaneily 11.1.5 a~m,, Swanse 110M ~ . Lantders 11.40 a~m., ...
... uaiasgomuent.-Addr'css, 0. W., Portimthlee, Ti thi, 1aerorhes. ili al. ANTED, a srespectable YOUTH1 as JUNIOR VV CLERtK.-Apply, by letter osly, to S. ALLSOPP and Mly SOBS8, Swansea.u I.1617 B W A TEDa BARMAID; a knowledge of Welsh I ?? to E. ...
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... Church by an act which, if it had not been thel discreditable to a statesman and disgraceful to a l 0hristialn, would yet have been dishonouring to a pion' gentleman, by promoting to a bishopric a man therc lying under the formal censure of. ...
... RESEMBLING TEE FINESIT PORT. Ic 5 , M A RSA L A,A With l8S. PEE DOZ., ND S A DrLICATE, NUTTY, WRITE WINE, SIMILAR TO SHE-Ri ly. in p thee I L LS, SWANSEA AeND CHELTENHAM. 742 ~ ABeo f ?? r ac- 18, ANGEL-.FRNEDT ...
... inhabitants would be dumb. th Through the whole evening I am oni a mental sce-sRaw. Doss she (care for me? She smiles lit sue-she does, Does PO she cars for ue'o She smiles at somebody else- ...
... with stealing a number of Ohristmas :car.s and in other fancy articles fromn the shop of a Mrs. Myatthewsi I ir who keeps a stationery and new6ag4nt's shop. He'iva?,left 9 Y, in the shop, with some other phersonsi during the abanlco of a ...
... VACANT. NTURSE.--A thoroughly good NURSE required for a baby. one who has beon under-nurso in a gentleman's family preferred. She msot be able to work and wash, for the 51' ?? to A. A. Z. Z., IWtr Mfadl ClHIC, ...
... PERSON5 a SITUATION u BARMAID. Firtcla rre - Ada, 377, High.stroet, Cheltenham., S188, Cc AS BARMAID, by a respectabloYOUNG PERSON. 0~an be highly recomm~endZ --Aaddrew Md., Post,?e [S Abergavenriy. a,, a S ...
... Cardigan is only a Ii snome £20 a-veer, anni youecan't expect much frin that, tis g even if given to a National School. At Lampetor there is no endowment whittever, but there is a good gramnmar tan gschool still there, Ystradmourig is in ...