... gentlemen were nominated as managers of rhe .l'ontnewydd Schools, namely, Messrs. Thomas ' Pritchard, Edmund Pritchard, Charles John, and Jonah Evans. The Rev. J. P. Williams gave notice that he will submit a new scheme to the next meeting with reference to ...

... February t 19, when a good number of teachers from tbe district were present. The chair was taken bv the vice-president, Mr. John L,ewis, Ebbw Vale. Xfter the minutes of the last meeting had been read and confirmed, the secretary was' called upon to read ...

... native of Cardigan- shire, but had resided in Mountain Ash for eight or tea years, was a married man with a family, well knowu at Mountain Ash, and highly respected. On Friday, 6th August, 1880. plaintiff left Mountain Ash to proceed to Cardigan, to attend ...

... native of Cardigan- shire, but had resided in Mountain Ash for eight or tea years, was a married man with a family, well known at Mountain Ash, and highly respected. On Friday, 6th August, 1880. plaintiff left Mountain Ash to proceed to Cardigan, to attend ...

... was from 100 to 600 per cent. It shouldt have ho Ibeen from 100wt 300 per cent. W CHtAiRITABE' Coaecr.aux-Tjhe traicar of St. John'.' Ti ?? ?? eg ooaswkn-- ith nilsdge the sum of £16, which hts, beeo handed to w nthemn in certain proportions for the relief ...

... e clerk was instructed to apply to the Loan Com- e- missioners for the amount. The architect, Mr. St John Williams, certified that £100 was due to John Jones, for additions to Troedvrhiw School, and £75 to Mr. Francis, making £950 advanced to him on account ...