... but think it will do no good to the cause the author has at heart. Mr d Belaney is evidently one of those of whom Dr Newman speaks in the preface to his Letter. There are those among us, as it must be confessed, who for years past c have conducted themselves ...

... —Apply to Henry Lloyd Jones, llpuse^Iold, b II ANTEDy^IJMJE/^SSISTANT to the Grocery aye. Pyvigjerftrade. Must be able to speak^,Welsh; good jrrefejiwjes required.—Appl^at the Mcfijit Shop, Brynroo/Wi^xham. C/ WANTED, a sharp, tatelligent YOUTH, as an ...

... could only realise it; and if they were to go beyond the limits of their own country, they would find that among the English speaking races all over the world, they had a majority of over 14 millions. But they rested their claim co be national on a much broader ...

... of the squire and the parson. These things cannot done in corner, and it is not surprising that the country is beginning to speak with no uncertain voice to what it thinks about them. The course of the present Government is, in fact, becoming singularly ...

... national, British, or any other schools, and I maintain the Welsh lad and the Welsh girl will not j only speak their own language, but they will be able to speak even the English language more correctly than those similarly situated in English counties (loud ...

... The MAYOR Allow me to speak. Alderman OWEN But you don't understand what I said. The MAYOR: Allow me. You have just said what wounded my feelings. Alderman OWEN I am very sorry. The MAYOR I shall have no. other opportunity of speaking here, and I wish to ...

... it is in. valuable. It is recommended to the weak and to the strons? as life-renewing and health-sustaining. The Faculty speaK in the highest terms of it, and an award of Honourable Mention has been given to it at the Paris Exhibition, 1878. PRICES ...

... year and nine months, although it had been a licensed house for about two hundred years, or more. The Clerk said he could speak for about 65 years of that time, as he had known the house tor the period. To the best of his recollection he went there when ...

... Jones, Shoeing Smiths, Beeches-lane, Shrewsbury. 736b MILLINERS.—Wanted, an experienced MILLINER, accustomed ro serve, and to speak Welsh.—Apply to HENRY DAVIES, Stepaey House, Llanelly. TO WATCH JOBBERS. a good practical WATCH T » JOBBER. A permanent situation ...

... possible co-extensive with the benefits to be derived. Our financial position is not a satisfactory one, and while I would speak with every respect of the present Council, I cannot help feeling that in some cases they have exceeded their letal powers, ...

... Wrexham Guardian Office, Wrexham. 189b WANTED.—A Head URSE. Applicants I aie expected to be experienced in Nursing, and able to speak bofh Welsh and English. Preference will be given to a person above the age of30. Wages, £20 per iinnum. Also a COOK, Wages ...

... e in the Court Theatre for invited guests at eight. The festivities will conclude with a ball at the Palace on the 24fb. Speaking of Royal weddings, is fortnnate for modern Royal brides that tho all important ceremony does not occupy long time as it did ...