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... and the medal of the Royal Eisteddfod at our hands. order to enjoy whet he valises a thousand times more —the &Asian of Mr. Thomas. And he has the effrontery to allege that people will believe him le making this !! ! Why, verily if this were true qr. Ambrosio ...
... matrimonial misery might then be banished rD from our land, an'l the race of the enervate be sue- ac'eded by a renewal of the hardy, vigorous spiits of ta * the olden time.-Clronicle. CnR ot MTO ?? is a triumph' of-huma- nity, as well as'moraliiy, tllminolitiry ...
... town. Indeed I was led to believe that the - . i P Po 1 0•4'88, and elsewhere, (which pub- , - .. . . , . e mPor • nag half-hardy pl a nts for Mame* should now be pro- tte trade, and the 'mummers have prate full miters ost e sheltered b tine and loft trees ...
... irirpving lse voice and curing Coughs. You masy publisli my testimonials for the excellent ?? if x'ou wb I am, yours truly. OWEN THOMAS. ZTiif clloltilslg testinllolrial is f1osu 1).i. F, C. LedbtrY, chmeisl, hlIedsnesbury,. September 6, 1845. Geltaenien-I ...
... somewhat of it GENEALOGIST. SIR TOBIAS EVANS' TRAVELS IN WALES. To my very ezeellent and affectionate friend and relative Thomas Evans, Esquire, Flipp' Ilall, &c. LETTER XVII. MY DEAR Slit,—ln my communication of last week, I informed you that my visit ...
... matrimonial misery might then be benished from our land, and the racb of the enervate be scc- I ceeded by a renewal of the hardy, vigorous spirits ot the olden time.-Chronyioe, CURTs ONT MANnoAN.O-It is a triumph of huma- nity, as well as morality, that ...
... supported by upwards of forty of his co~mrades among: whom were Captains Si4' B. Ilelcher, CB., )-tCharles Caoe a E. Chappell,'Thomas Dlickenson, ?? :lthis E. Edgell, C. Edrnunds, H. Gossett, Percy Grace, di So- WV. J. ?? Hood, R. Blridhaha, Sir John Ross ...
... ]Ioxvers, Brothers. \/zil~nice-ill. I: 1). B~roughton) HI olicitoj:, 1 ll ?? WEalmisley and Co.. JtramitiiSNItAr. It. Thomas. Mr. Thomas IVa rd. ?? Zs(()i '11,Thmns Rtoberts. t ii~l-enheard-iMI1. I :dwvard Sceare. w JhIL/l'/?i5t4-ir. Thignas Jones. II ttl ...
... Higgins, deposeth—That Thomas Jones, the Bp.'s eon, owned to this deponent, that his Father had the Rectory of Llai.saufraid wpoa his raze, Daniel Prise, Daly trust for him the said Thomas Jones; and therefore, the said Thomas Jones desired the deponent ...
... turatritollial miscry miglit tben be banishod I 4 tile laud, tnd tlm race of the eecrvate be sUe- ;let by a rettewal of the hardy, vigorous spirits of me e .e.--Chtroiicle (tUrT!S OX MLaNHOOD.-It is a triumph of humna- lt 5wol as morality, that the solitary ...
... Llearbeallwyd, harsh stb, 1850. SIR TOBIAS EVANS' TRAVELS IN WALES. To my very elorllent and affectionate friend and relative Thomas Evans, Egg., Flippo flail, ite. W • .7 ad 'FARMERS' AND GARDENERS' ORRONICLE. REVIEW OF THE CORN TRADE DURING THE PAST WEEP ...
... migltt then be banished 11 of ti 1. from our land, Stil the race of the enervate be Suc- I Le ceeded by a renewal of the hardy, vigorous spirits of rsul o the olden titne.- Chronicle.tia tr Cuarts ON MAMseooD.-It is a triumph of huma. ar ¾nity, as well ...