... defendants was that they had engaged John Davies without having first registered the date of his employment. The sixth sum- moats was for not having first obtained a certificate from the schoolmaster with respect to the said John Davies, as required under the ...

... delayed. The muails to Aberystwitb, Portmadoc, DOl- gelley, and the various towns in the section of the coast line which skirts Cardigan Bay had to be conveyed by road from Machynlleth, and the roadus in many parts are reported to be almost impassable, in many ...

... great difficulty in breathing. lv a She also felt (as she said) as if all her ribs wvere broken. rc is Her left arm was broken, and her arms, bands, and face In sr were bruised. She remained under witness's care until tl M Saturday evening. As far as witness ...

... couple in a year. They paid him nothing, stayed to dinner, borrowed his umbrella when they left, and never returned it ! Grattan, being asked his opinion of the valour of a i certain captain, w ho from excess of feeling put up with ag severe castigation ...

... SELL by AUCTION, 1 at the M MACKWOR'H ARMS HOTEL, SWANSEA, on - THURSDAY, loth Septemuber, 1809, at Tvo for Three ''clock 11 precisely, by direction of the Trustees usnd Executors under the .0 VIhI of the hlte John Hoare, Ecu, ; . 'oThe followvting valable ...

... line of 16 miles from Whit. land JTunction, on the South Wales Railway. t:o a point urn the Cardigan-road about seven miles erini-distant from the. towns of Cardigan and Newport. The requisite Act was, obtained during the past session. The following local ...