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... resignation of Mr. Alfred Parry, upon his appointed as borough surveyor, an election took plinv on Wednesday, the 15th inst., in the presence of the mayor, two assessors, and the deputy town clerk,—the candidates being Mr. Mawdsley, Mr. William Piero ...
... cerbyid cyntaf, Mr Henry Williams, Mr R. di Williams, a Mr Evans; ail gerbyd, MIr John bj Thomas, Mr Thomas Evaus, a Ur Matthew Evans; h: trydydd cerbyd, y Parch George S. Weston, M3r gi Robert Evans, a Mr Jones; pedwerydd cerbyd, ...
... 3L January 9, IS7O. My deer Sir.— A few hem ta tell you Dr. Lavisg• elope has brio killed by the native. ..met, dart . she He tbriergh a matter. town. nd War three slays his j,uru•y when King of the tows dart The caps*. deem-v.l by:mower list bow, mut ...
... KINGS AND EMPEROR.Q. Mr. Gilbllan has delivered his tenth hibtorioal lecture at Dundee. He gave • minute account of the battle of Rannockbana and closed by remaking as follows: —lit. What blessings this victory gave tie! England, mays Dr. Arnold, should ...
... Martha Banks, Miss M. J. Williams, Miss Edith Wren, Mr Seaver., Mr J. L and Mr Gwilyin Thomas, one of the gallant rescuers. Among the instrnruentalhts Mr Belsky Richards gave his valuable aid, assisted by Mr John Thomas. the harpist. The ...
... and officislly, Ir ; uch, aud whu-e wishes generally it would be we, Mr earnest and dutiful eudecvour to weet ; it is | ch, Mr with very sino-re regret that we fiud ourselve t Wil ), Dr in this se-miug to our Diocesau. due to the public that the facts in ...
... Annibynwyr eu hunain, nid Mr. .0 BnNNEY ydyw tad yr ysgol Lydan-Eglwysig a 1. gynrychiolir gan Mr. BALDwIN I BROWN, na'r r- ysgol Uchel-Eglwysig (mai gradd o briodoldeb r yn yr enw) a gynryohiolir gan Mr. DALE 0 h Birmingham. Y mae gan Mr. BRowN a lliaws d o ...
... DR. HARrER ON THE ENDOWMENTS OF JESUS COLLEGE. On Tuesday last the Rev. Dr. Harper, Principal of Jesus College, Oxford, spoke at considerable length. In the course of bis remarks, Dr. Harper said- I hsd the good, or the bad, fortune, as the c3,o may be ...
... YR AGERLONG KING JA JA MEWN PERYGL ra t -Trifena gohebydd yn Llandudno i un o bapyrali Lerpwl y canlyn :—Dydd Llun, am hamner awr wedi detiddeg yn y prydnawn, darfu • agerlong King Ja Ja, yr hon oedd wedi angt )n yn man Llandudno er nos Sul, oherwydd ...
... late Dr. Gau'itlett's organ recital in Christ's Hospital, in presence or the King of Hanover, the grandfather of the presont Duke of Cumberland. Dr Gauntlett was an authority on the history, philosophy, and theory of music,and his belief as to Dr John ...
... of Hereford, who gave the College its first , land; Mr Stephen Rodwiay and Mr Robson, both c citizens of Londou, Mrs Robinson, widow of a l London citizen, Mr Badde, of the city of Win- I chester, King's Auditor for the Western Counties, 6 ...
... Wilson, Crook. Mrs Wilson, and t«mlir. do Mrs Mcl>oasld, Mr end Mrs Senior, Fslrflsld, Msnohestsr Mr sod Mrs Gibbs, do 4 Mr Smith Cnpt W Hughes Mrs ...