... horse.—Apply to Mr Overton, Bodlondeb, Wrexham. 681c LLINERS.-Wanted, an experienced 3f MILLINER, accustomed to serve, and to speak Welsh.—Apply to HENRY DAVIES, Stepney House, Llanelly. 669h WANTED everywhere. Permanent em- ployment for respectable persons ...

... were not specially built for the purpose, it is really wonderful how they kave withstood the enormoas and undue strain. It speaks hignly for the strength and workmanship of the Cleveland Machines. Yours faithfully, R. H. WOOD, Manager Bicycle Polo Team ...

... if she called him father ?' No, certainly not. You have been on the promenade, have you not, and seen the father come up to speak to the child ? No, I have seen him walk in the other direc- tion when I have come up with the child, and deliberately walk ...

... be was conversant with the Welsh language. He should like to know what Hr. byfotd meant by the word conversant? Was able to speak Walsh in snob way as to make himself understood to old andlpoor people? Mr. T. P. Roberts: For the informatton of tha Board ...

... were not apeciall.y built for the purpose, it is ready vvonderxul now tney have withstood the enormous and undue strain. It speaks hignly for the strength and workmanship of the Cleveland Machines. m Yours faithfully, R. H. WOOD, Manager Bicycle Polo Leam ...

... and a sack of bran going home. He looked at the Church clock, and he found it was ten minutes past four. He did not stop to speak to anyone on the road, before meeting with the policeman. The policeman when he sawirm, was coming from the Fach farm, and ...

... many signs oi mental feebleness. And I am far from fishing to approach this subject in a .hostile way, -Erouo-h I intend to speak some unpalatable and home truths. My .^im is not to destroy, but tc build up, to point cut in a friendly spirit the faults ...

... TIBBLES' VI-COCOA (Limited), 60, 61, and 62, Bunhill Row, London, E.C. The thou- sands of purchasers of Dr. TIBBLES' VI-COCOA who speak so highly of the merits of this wonderful Food Beverage, and who write to the effect that they are persuading their friends ...

... with beer during their stay, but he was glad t) aay that that evil and harmful practice had long died out. He hoped all would speak their minds on the subject. For the affirmative, Mr. Robert Roberts, jun ior, Clwyd Street, and )\1> William Williams, St. ...

... Society. —On Wednesday evening, at the weekly meeting of the above society, debate took place on the subject, * Should women speak in Public.’ Miss Smith, Alavowlia, opened on the affirmative, and Mr. Robert Jones (Railway Station), on the negative The others ...

... Bradshaw, County Police Office, Wrexham. 715c mantc. MILLINERS.—Wanted, an experienced 1 MILLINER, accustomed to serve, and to speak Welsh.-Apply to HENRY DA VIES, Stepney House, Llanelly. TO WATCH JOBBERS. T ATED, a good practical WATCH W JOBBER. A permanent ...

... stock should be planted; hue there is some difficulty to amateurs in determining what really are first-class trees. Generally speaking, medium sized, stocky, and shapely specimens are to be preferred, and straight clean trunks and abundant roots are highly ...