... Anemias etas there purposely Oct lir Ours readier, wbieh was &elitism enough, daughter) in all probability dr girl Vaughan Row with the woisia.—Thor dosaissed tits against Connellp—adioaraod Crotty's for a wok sad seat Anderson t o prey for rola days ...

... the emery tios of that was ell the boys is the hone lensed, for be questiosed whether he cold teach them eves how to bee np • row of cabbage the garden. For this reason, he supported the elector. of prong Mr. Williams, who was well able to tomb the children ...

... costly, dualled. rr AM ^TEKTEES AND MANTTFACTTTREBS, vPPer Mer ESE V A N S & SON, lani-Street, Newport, Mon., or 25, Helmet pDT Row, London. TIE TRA^» FBO* 10S- TO 21S- EACH. 8ppplied on the usual Terms. [14,399 2^01d B^8?1?811^ Emigration Offices, T^Migration ...

... come to town from e hills. Mr. said that a great many persons arrived by train on Christmas- day, when there was generally a row between them and the town boys ; in fact, a feud existed between the parties. John also threatened the police. Cautioned and ...

... allowed the repre- sentations of the civil powers. Here, on the contrary, is a Council less general, less (Ecumenical, more nar- row in its constitution, and more despotically assem- bled than any previous Council ever convoked and this let it be remarked, ...

... FASHIONABLE HATS AND CAPS. H. W. RICHARDS, MANUFACTURING TAILOR, CLOTHIER, HATTER, AND OUTFITTER, NEW BUILDINGS, BRIDGE STREET ROW, CHESTER. ...

... Minera Do. ?? ,„ ' ' 3^ Cr ols for Money, 92_92i;for the Account, 92 1 92.J ALBERT BORJT, Stock and Share Broke. 10, Temple Row, Wrexham. ...

... lots of wethers, fed by Mr E. Roberts, be il ;j J at Nerquis Hall, one pork pig. Mr John Chatham, good heifer, fed by Mr Isaao Rowe, of Mount Pleasant, with good sheep and pork. Mr Edward Edwards and Mr Richard Mattison, ye-/ fine cow, fed by Captain Cooke ...

... said lie was not there at ?? Tomnas ; We wore. and all thore, gentlemen, and that's tlhe trut?h. We woer all cer, where the row .was.-The other prisoerssb.cad noth!g to ?? magistrataes retired to consider theim ded?Jon, li for acid -on returning into court ...

... Railway to and from Bristol, the total charges not exceeding those hitherto paid. Further information may be obtained of MR. JOHN ROWE, Packet Office, Bute Docks, Cardiff. 5801 CARDIFF GENERAL EMIGRATION AGENCY. TJERSONS intending to Emigrate to JL America, ...

... throughout the winter. He welcomes then, naturally, the coming of the Christmas snow. Knows 'tie good that old winter should come Rowing awhile from his Impland home. and better that it should oome now than in the early spring, when young and forward vegetation ...

... with what prole mid gratitude he took that dour for the first time to his life. Birdie recitations were then given by Mr. H. Row- lands (Boa Glen Menai), Nowcyn, sail loan After a song by Mr. T. J. Hugh., who great favourite amongst hi. fellow-coutitryinen ...