... stated that the. commitlpe, aj>poii»te I to trv the merits the petition again-t t!u- return for the borough of Vongh. I, had d- tenni'ied the member, F. J. F.sq., id hern duly relnmetl, and that the pent on, the to i’. wns neitln r frivol.-ns vi xatious. ...

... thereof the Seeieiary, on or before Saturday, the inst., and h!! the Teams to in Field by o’clock in the mornin'i ; ea*-h Tenni to Plough Half Acre of ground within Thiee Ilnurs. It respectfully and earnestly requested those Members who have not paid ...

... creek or small river, through which we were hurried, hall buried its waters, to the opposite bank, over which hounded like tennis-ball; and. after lew moments, found ourselves dragged through some acres marsh ami osiers, towards a high mound, which I confess ...

... the Shade* Tavern. Salnb.inos-jMace. Swansea. . lit- 28' li nil., the extraorrTiriary ag* of rears, Mr. An.l.ew Powell, ol Tennis Court, Cardiff*. Mr. was re.nsika'de lor uniform course temperate habits; sod jising. well as early retiring to rest, were ...

... residence, Llanwenartu, where no doubt he will feel Mica pleasure in exibiting them to whoever will call and see the same. The Tennis Court for holding the Eisteddfod, is got up such manner that it will hold at least 1800, and not 1000 as stated in our paper ...

... Fairchild, builder, of that place, to erect a Theatre, complete in all its requisites, and with every attention to comfort, in the Tennis Court of the George Hotel, the site the erection for the late anniversary of the Cvmreigyddion Society. We have doubt the ...

... Tredegar Ir0 ■ , wai , es is anticipated weekly advances through the ceding. instantly called op jyowning College ground*, Tennis Court Hoad , Company, thus describes the state of Ins workmen, . company’s shop ; the usual modes of evad* f en ;„l named ...

... indicated their sympathy in the proceedings of the day. The place of meeting had K■on formed by roofing and preparing the Tennis Court ut the George Inn, which had thus been converted into h.ill of foot in length 37 width. Two spacious side galleries ...

... THIRD CLASS. S3 3, Od. 3*. Orf. To the T.ad under Twenty years of a^e, who does the hvst work qj Persons iniendim: lo semi Tennis to Much, musi eise nolire lo ihe Srerelsry, on Wore Snlurdsy, ihe 251h inst , sll the Teams lo ih. [i 1 0 ' C ' >» Merning; ...

... preparations for the Al»ercavenny Cymreigydclion proceed rapidly : accommodation is making for more than persons, by roofing the Tennis Court and flooring it. Sir Charles Morgan has, in the most liberal manner, engaged the admirable Cheltenham band, at his own ...