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... JJnMit JatictSo PONTYPRIDD UNION. ALL Persons desirous to Contract with the Guardians for the supply of WOODEN CLOGS, to be delivered free of cost, at the Union Workhouse and to the Out-door Paupers, in such quantities weekly as may be required for the ...
... Ditto (very good) 7 0 Ditto Dancing Slippers. 3 0 Men's Shoes 56 Gentlemen's Dress BOOIB and Ladies' Opera Slippers. Children's Boots and Shoes, in endless variety, and Cheaper than a1 any House iff the Town. French Clogs, Is. 3d. to 2s. Best Toe-capped ...
... GRAND CONCERT, CHARACTERISTIC EN- TERTAINMENTS, AND DANCING. Refreshments as usual. Admission.—First Class, Is. Second Class, 6d. Half-price at Nine o'clock, when the Promenade Concert and Dancing commence. Doors open at half-past Six to commence at ...
... Groceries Bacon, Beer, Porter, Wine, Brandy, Gin, Coal. Clothing, Drapery, Hoisery. Sheeis, Blankets, Counterpaues, Boots. Shoes, Clogs. Accounts for Goods supplied to out-door Paupers to be sent in to the Relieving Officers weekly, in the pre- scribed form and ...
... GRAND JUVENILE BALLET, including Maypole Dance in Act I. Dorothy Minuet II. Moms Dance III. Arranged and produced by Mr Stuart Bolton. Special Engagement of MISS MABEL WYNN, for the renowned SERPENTINE DANCE, As introduced into Act II. Come and say Good-bye ...
... he has been favoured with instructions from Mr. W ILLIAM JONES (who is declining Farming pur- suit.) to SELL by PUBLIC COMPETITION, on THURSDAY OCTOBER 4ih, 1860. Consisting of 50 Head of CATTLE, and a Flock of nearly 200 SHEEP of the Leicester and Cotswold ...
... he has JUST RETURNED from Stafford- shire Potteries, with a Large and New Assortment of GOODS, at Prices that will defy competition. Inn- keepers and the Trade in general supplied at Staffordshire Prices, FOREIGN MONEY EXCHANGED, AND THE HIGHEST PRICE ...
... General Manager. 21st December. 1892. 5610 JJOYAL NATIONAL EISTEDDFOD. PAVILION COMPETITION. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the TIME for SENDING in DESIGNS in thia COMPETITION has been EXTENDED to the January next. JOSEPH DAVID, non. Sec. Pontypridd, Dec ...
... FEATURES in DOROTHY. GRAND JUVENILE BALLET, including Maypole Dance in Act. I. Dorothy Minuet in Act II. Morris Dance in Act III. Special Engagement of MISS MABEL WYNN, for the renowned SERPENTINE DANCE. Come and say Good-bye to Dorothy. SATURDAY, Jan. 7th ...
... GRAND CONCERT, CHARACTERISTIC EN- TERTAINMENTS, AND DANCING. Refreshments as usual. Admission.—First Class, Is. Second Class, 6d. Half-price at Nine o'clock, when the Promenade Concert and Dancing commence. Doors open at half-past Six; to commence at ...
... commencing at Three o'clock. SINGLE-STICK COMBATS, ARCHERY FEATS, HURDLE RACING, &c. A FULL QUADRILLE BAND to accompany Parties DANCING on the Green. Concluding each Evening with a most,Magnificent DISPLAY of FIREWORKS ever witnessed in Cardiff. Admission to ...
... the 25th and 26 th of June., GUIDE OF THE EISTEDDFOD, a Pam- 1 phlet containing full particulars of the subjects for competition and other information, may be had through the post, on enclosing four postage stamps to either of the Secretaries; or may ...