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... THE SWANSEA AND GLAMORGAN HERALD, WEDNESDAY, APRIL 25, 1819. The Norfolk Tregedy (says the Observer) is at an end, in so far as the priocipal actor therein is concerned. Rush has left the stage, aml the curtain has fallen upon his existence He is justly ...
... THE SWANSEA AND GLAMORGAN HERALD, WEDNESDAY, APRIL 5, 1843. NORMAL COLLEGE FOR WALES. PUBLIC MEETING AT SWANSEA. In pursuance of notice, a public meeting, for the promotion of the interests of this Institution generally, in contienion with its removal ...
... flower, THE SWANSEA AND GLAMORGAN HERALD, WEDNESDAY, APRIL 11, 1819, cook's evidence, who talked of the time which intervened between the that second report, and contended that the wiine , ses had all been brought to depose pretty well to the same ...
... clauAe Should constitute a misdemeationr. The motion was rejected by a no; j wits , of 67, as was a second amendment reterring bat; only on the second offence by a majority of 44. The amendment conceded by the Attorney-Getieral en a previous evening, ...
... propositions of M. Ratteau and the others have been withdrawn in favour of this. The proposition of Lanjuinais has attracted genetal concurrence. It is in substance this :—The as. sembly shall intmedirely proceed to discuss and pass the electoral law, after ...
... %%as due to Mr. Stephenson, who was second to none in his management of farina. It was productive of the greatest advaatages to the community that gerdletiten possessed of large property should come forward and show the farmer, by actual experiments, what ...
... After a speech replete with facts, the hon. member moved the resolution, which was seconded by Lord It. Grosvenor. Sir R. Inglis mentioned several facts with the view of showing that the Cathedrals were doing something fur the spiritual education of the people ...
... at the mates they had upon the Bon aeon the 15th February, nine days before tbe revoitilion. By the second, the prices are to be those of the 4th of April, forty days after the revoluti to ; and, by the third, the puce, are to be the average of those of ...
... eleetion and calling such meeting. The resolution haviug been seconded by Mr. Essery, The Chairman, after some remarks oat tieing without a clerk, put the resolution to the meeting, and, on a show of I hands, declared it to be carried. Mr. Benson mid that ...
... it. Several preliminary meetings were held, sonic of which lie attended. Au he now came forward to second the proposition for the establishment of a second institution, he deemed it necessary to make a few observations in vindication of his own consistency ...
... Swansea.—Swunsett. April 9th, lent. --Dr. W'illianes then addressed the audience in 1111 elegant and inesterlv speech, expressive of his grtititude, the , plenitude of his feelings, at rec./vim; from the men of Swansea, a testimonial, showing that his humble ...
... brought Parliamenta.y Oaths Bill. which was read a first time, and o de ed lo be read a second time on Monday the 16th of April. Sevet al other hills were to wArded a stage; and the house adjotnned at half-prat seen o'clock. ADJOURNED QUARTER SESSIONS AT CARDIFF ...