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... WANTED, AN APPRENTICE TO THE LINEN AND WOOLLEN-DRAPERY BUSINESS, in Wrexham. One who speaks the Welsh Language will be preferred. Apply tothe Printer. CARNARVONSHIRE. VALUABLE OAK TIMBER, \ , TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, .At the White Lion Inn, in the Town ...
... Original TO O speak not mournful gifts my Friend, When thy spirit breathes forth the lay ; Let the fulness the Christian's joy attend The visions thy later day. Can there to thy soul's eye appear. life's fast-fading tcene, Ought to cause thee one pang ...
... (Original LIVES ADDRESSED BY LOVER TO HIS FAIR ONE. meaning in those lovefy eyes, dear maid They speak language far more eloquent Than human tongue with all it. rhetoric And flowers of poetry could e'er express : 'Tis the sweet linage thy heavenly soul-- ...
... Crow-examined Mr so mistake them name is an odd child in their My an impediment can’t speak well been a to attend Schofield no on evening of Shrove Bro top -at Schofield’s I and Hadfield IheiH is about yards Schofield’s waited very at Schofield’s Robert ...
... WANTED A Respectable upper servant as LADY'S MAID, who can speak Welsh and English and under, stands made dishes, &c. None need apply whose character will not bear the strictest inquiry. For further particulars, apply to the Editor, it let ter, post paid ...
... The New Market.—Every individual whom we hive beard speak, or seen write the subject of a projected market-house, cordially admits its necessity. One great point thus gained, we trust the couvictiou will increase by every day's consideration. The next ...
... TO 4SI) GUJRDUSS. WANTED, APPRENTICE DRUGGIST ami TEA DEALER, with whom a Premium will ri‘f|(iired.—-One who can speak the We lsh wchilcl preferred. I'or particulars, apply Mr. R. Ellis, Druggist, Ruthin. [7%/* is*f’ rrHifmfvt frilt not routlmte *.] ...
... bring conviction lo my heart. Or else heart doth call my vision false : But, no, thou art not altered, still the same. Speak, speak, Anna, dost thou love still heretofore thou didst, when reason dawned Rut scarce appeared above the mental verge, The horizon ...
... love, You would not from my bashful silence guess I lov’d aught other, or I lov’d you less ; For when the soul’s too full to speak its cause, Description fails, and silence asks applause : So when two friends from a long absence meet, How great the strugyle ...
... forth in power, O'er our dark souls lo brood. Thou, that didst bow the billow's pride. Thy mandate fulfil. speak to passion's raging tide. Speak, and *ay—Peace, be still ...
... ill those words thine ; Tho' I could not speak, yet thought was stuck there, S'llfuut tannine. Then why should I trouble my breast and my brain now. Why should 1 for aught save your confidence pine silently speaking do hy my eyes vow, uxeje ji '. ai dc lv ...
... that he had a right to be beard— No, ; Sir; you have right to speak, but the house a right to judge whether they will hearyou. In thi» he was certainly mistaken; the member Has right to speak, and the house ought to attend Itial, »nd * the speaker's duty ...