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... THE CARNARVON AND DENBIIIH HERALD. APRIL 3$ 1866 LAND QUESTION IN WALES AND MR. MICHAEL DAVITT. To the Editor of the ^ Harald. MIL SAMUEL SMITH. M.P.. AT EHYL. 113STUUSIA8TIC RECEPTION. Sta,—ln commenting in your last week's bums on the replies of our ...
... WREXHAM GUARDIAN, SATURDAY, APRIL 7, 1877. THE PATENT INGERSOLL DRILL.—By the SIR WATKIN AND LADY WILLIAMS WYNN, and kindness of Messrs Athow and Corbett, a trial of Sir William Grenville Williams, Bart., have left the Ingersoll Rock Drill will take plaee ...
... paying his maintenance, which was deducted out of la. 6d. found in his pocket by the police. THE STAGE-CART NUISANCE. Philip Roberts, the proprietor of a stage-cart, was summoned for leaving his cart in the street without anyone to attend to the horse.—P ...
... propriety of holding the Agricultural Show, about which there yvas some diversity of opinion. Mr Bulkeley Owen said it may perhaps be considered advisable to have a show of certain things and excluding others, because, if the show was stopped altogether, there ...
... THE CARNARVON AND DENBIGH HERALD APRIL 30 1881• /IR 1.l FE &I (tNUFFE, M.P., AT DENBIGH. ENT II USI ASTIC RECEPTION. On Monday evening laet. April 25th, a crowded public meeting was held in the Assembly-rooms, at Which the able member for the Denbigh ...
... THE FREE PRESS, SATURDAY, APRIL 80. 1898. M.P., ANl> OTHERS. The County Hill, Denbigh, w»s crowded on SalunUj Mfteinoon with elementary tea'hers. school managers, and others interested in elementary education, the occasion ol conference held under auspices ...
... the WREXHAM WEEKLY ADVERTISER, SATURDAY, APRIL 21. 1866. SUSPENSION OF A LIVERPOOL BANK. On Tbnradar eoniiderable excitement prevailed in Liverpool consequent on . Baking Compnny (Ijlmited) h.ring saspcoded pmyment. Enrly in tto morning, before the usa ...
... the 6th of April, he behaved improperly to me. On one occasion Mr. Smith said he would give me £5OO. Mr. Smith was away three weeks, and during that tins' I was not allowed to go out of the house. I gave notice to leave on the 18th of April. The reason ...
... support the Government Franchise Bill most earnestly, not merely to vote for its second reading but to watch and support it at every stage, for without farther care the second reading would be only its way to the timb. (Cheers). What was the hill? It was ...
... DENBIGHSHIRE AND FLINTSHIRE TELEGRAPH, SATURDAY, APRIL 22, J865. manifestations of those craven and detestable attributes now prevadin;'. V, e have faith to believe that there will bye-and-hyo grow up in America out of the horrible chao- of Governmental ...
... curious mistake had been made on Thursday in passing unopposed through the second reading a bill of similar nature to the other. Ur Drummond, as promoter of the latter, bad moved the second reading of the former, being told that it was his bill. This naive ...
... SUPPLEMENT TO THE ~ RHyL RECORD AND APRIL 18TH , , 1890 The agents of the above Company _ pany for this district ! _ R H Y L . , Town Hall, on Tuesday evening. The enter- ! tainment took the form of a mosk trial for i PMUDRETIAL ASSURANCE COMPANY, LIMITED-- ...