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... THE CARNARVON AND DENBIGH HERM MARCH 19 1981. LIInTERS To TilE EDITOR. EDI - CATION IN W ALES. Nu,— A great deal of attention has been lately and is now paid--at least, among people in tereawa in the welfare of the l'riocipality—to the present state of ...
... PEIDAT, APRIL 5. 1889 school was so full that the Government Inspector had recommended extension. The Chairman, therefore, need not be afraid, even if they had to go before the ratepayers, of givi » an account their labours.—TlieChairman* I think that ...
... position of being teen. repreeentative (loud applause). Mr. Pennant at this stage of the proceeding left the room to address an overflow meeting. Mr. James Williams seconded the motion, wllith he said would recommend itself to the unanimous support of ...
... FRIDAY, APRIL 26, 1889 TALWRNI lAIOLESEY) CHAIR EISTEDDFOD. Tellers Chair Itisteddfod was held on Later at the Llangefoi Town Hall, matter the yr inde.cy of Mr. J. J. Rama, PALS.. the conductor being i.lew Llwyfo. After • short but very appropriate address ...
... may not go down and personally ascertain the feeling of their constituents. By advancing to the 2nd stage of the history of the bill, i.e., to the second reading, the Tories hope to force their allies into committing themselves finally to its principle ...
... Rhyl, seconded, and after the motion had been carried, another was approved that the Duke of Westminster and Mr R. J. Meson be elected as representatives for the county on the Sites Committee. This was moved by lir Hudson, Chester, and seconded by Mr ...
... and at LI. 1N DUDNO, NORTH WALES. ho - r i v and iii re open on April ily ATIRACTIVII RAI-F. OF FRI:EiIoLD BUILDING LAND, 1.1111: 114)1 r j Oo:%YECTION ant FANCY LA A Lena: .1 FAN t. Y SHOW he SOU) reulat with veru.ili.ou tin ere. year ALAI*, 1. M :nit ...
... THE CARNARVON AND DENBIIIH HERALD. APRIL 3$ 1866 LAND QUESTION IN WALES AND MR. MICHAEL DAVITT. To the Editor of the ^ Harald. MIL SAMUEL SMITH. M.P.. AT EHYL. 113STUUSIA8TIC RECEPTION. Sta,—ln commenting in your last week's bums on the replies of our ...
... THE CARNARVON AND DENBIGH HERALD APRIL 30 1881• /IR 1.l FE &I (tNUFFE, M.P., AT DENBIGH. ENT II USI ASTIC RECEPTION. On Monday evening laet. April 25th, a crowded public meeting was held in the Assembly-rooms, at Which the able member for the Denbigh ...
... Confucius, Mencius, and other , Chinese philosophers do not seem likely to return. But it is the land of the Pyramids which shows the most marked retrogression. Some nations perish utterly, like Babylon and Carthago; others exist only to decay, and to be ...
... TIMRSDAY APRIL 1886. - NW! AL A M tlll 1,1!, the g or o OF LOVI Q . A Or' l 2, Lord ia l wri , tot, ~:i Sid el - ~b. •C. had and ,, co HO,: ,1..,, the ',, too tioo ot a ret Uf II ,'i le ou tl:..tait fbe let ti' : rl, :. “ tbe aud of Larl,,,uro a ...
... IPth April last.—Mr Imes Williams. Dolgelley, instructed by the abiet-constable.P cutest and Mr J. B. Allinson, Carnarvon, de of the prisoner. The facts of the cam have been previously reported in our columns. It may be remembered on the 19th April last ...