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... PENNANT-LLANSANThFRAID. E CYFLWrNIA TYSTU. !NosW diweddaf oedd'yr adeg l bobl Pennant roddl iarvel gyheoddost i MiseRoes, athrawes yr ,ygolfyrddolyno.Gellireasgluoddhvwrth yr ar y gweithred- Y Parch. John Davies a ddywedai, ar ol cylss. meryd y gadair, ea bod wedi dyfod yno I ffarwelio t Miss Rees, ao I ddadgan yn gyhoeddus awrtht, neewn gair a gweithred, olen eymmeradwyaeth o'i hymddyglad yn ...
... YR ASYN A'R E(S. EHYW asyn pendow dd'wedai, Tra 'n gorwadd dan rhyw bren, Wrth eoa fwyn a safai Ar gangen uwoh ei ben:- %$Yn awr, gantores enwog, Gwra ufuddbau i'm ats,' Rbo glywed i ml 'n frysiog Rhywdingc o'th byfryd lata. Yx eos fywiog, hoen'cs, Arxllwysodd y pryd hyn Ei hodlas per a mel-sj Nesadsailbro abryn; Yr adar yn.y goedwig Yn fawrione ao. yn flo' A fuont mar.garedig A d'od I ...
... ICYMDEITHASFA CHWARTEROL eY METHODISTIAID CALFINAIDD YN LLANYMDDYFRI. (Parhiad o'r rhifyn diweddaf). Y PEDWERYDD EISTEDDIAD. Yx y Tabernacl, am un o'r gloch, yr oedd y ped. werydd eiateddiad yn cael el gynnal. Decbreuwyd y cyfarfad trwy ddarllen a gweddio gan y Paroh. Moses Tbomas, Resolven. Y Gymdeithasfa nesaf. Cynnelir y Gymcdeitbaafa nesaf yn Nhy Ddewl, air Benf o, Hydref yr 22aio, y 23.iu ...
... CARMEL. THE BRITISH SCHOOL.—An example which may well be followed by others has been shewn by Mr Williams, Carmel, the parent of one of the children attending the British School, who on the occasion of his child's birthday generously provided all the School children with a substantial treat. Through his liberality the children, who attend the School partook on Thursday last, of a splendid tea ...
... RUABOST. PETTY SESSIONS. FRIDAY (yesterday).—Before Sir W. Williams Wynn, Bart., M.P. (chairman), Captain Gi-iffith- Boscavven, Edward Evans, E31,, and Edmund Peel, Esq. OFFENCE AGAINST TT3E MINES ACT. Edward Humphreys, William Rowley, Richard1 Powell, and Humphrey Richards, in the employ of New British Iron Company, were summoned for having broken the 32nd special rule in force for the ...
... TLe following letters have been received:— ( SIR.—The very heavy fall of rain on Saturday and Sunday last causing severe floods in this district was of such a continuous and unusual character that it may be of interest to your rerders to know the exact quantity ± which fell in the vicinity of Wrexham. At Packsaddle bridge 2 miles S.W. of Wrexham, the rain guages registered 1'23 in., for ...
... THE POPE AND THE JESUITS.—The Pope has sum- moned the General of the Jesuits to llome to receive orders to conform to the new Encyclical Letter concern- ing the teaching of philosophy. The Jesuits are furious, but as the Pope will allow no discussion on the subject, they will have to submit. ...
... A number of Bills were advanced a stage, with a view to their passing the third reading on the following day. ...
... SCHOOL ANNIVERSARY.—The anniversary services of the Sunday School in connection with the Free Methodist Church, Poolmouth, were held on Sun- day last. Three services were held, the pastor of the circuit, the Rev. C. E. Everitt, preaching morning and evening. The children recited several pieces at each service and sang special hymns. A very large number attended the evening service, the Rev. C. ...
... SHOCKING FATAL ACCIDENT AT ASTON HALL COLLIERY.—Oa Friday morning, as Samuel Jones, a young man, a collier in the employ of the Aston H-di Colliery, was ascending the pit, he fell out of the cage, a distance of 200 yards, and was fearfully mangled. An inquest on the remains was formally opened on Saturday morning, before Mr. W. Davies, coroner, and a. jury,Of which Mr. Thomas Morcom was ...
... tahtsmtn' s THE NORTH WALES PUBLIC SUPPLY STOEES. j TO the Nobility, Clergy, entry, and Public generally of Wrexham and neighbourhood. The Premises hitherto known as C. K. BENSON & CO.'S OLD TEA WAREHOUSE, 14, HIGH STREET, WREXHAM, IS NOW OPENED AS THE NORTH WALES PUBLIC SUPPLY STORES, For the Supply of TEAS, COFFEES, FRUITS, SPICES, CONTINENTAL, FOREIGN AND COLONIAL GOODS, GENERAL GROCERIES, ...
... STREET CROSSINGS. Mr Wynne said he had heard several complaints as to the unsatisfactory state of the crossings to the market, especially in wet weather. He therefore moved that something should be done at once, if there was money in hand.—Mr Keatinge seconded that.—Mr Roberts (Queen Street,) thought it a very awku ar(I time to upset the crossings, as the town was so full of visitors, and ...