... which he had drank. The beer had been served by Rose Grattan, the landlord's 13 year old daughter, who bad been left in charge of the bar whilst her mother was laying the tea in auother room. On Mrs Grattan being called in, she said that ehe instructed her ...

... a fifth former at Craven Arms committed the following atrocity of a riddle the train was in imminent danger of being derailed, so roughly handled was the offending punster. 'I say, asked, how does a tramp resemble Craven Arms V Cause neither wears stockings ...

... (Cardiff), MT. John H. Evans (Cardiff), Mr. Frank F. 0. Jenks (Cardiff), Mr. David G. Stephens (Machen),, Mr. William Rosser (Cardiff), and Mr. Arthur G. Griffiths (Cardiff), second-class; and at the last fortnightly examination Mr. John E. Williams (Oardiff) ...

... WINTER ASSIZES 1N WEST YWA I-ES. CARDIGANS1{liE. Tihe winter a&eizee for the county of Cardigan took place at 1he Town-hall? La-npelter, on Wt'cdnesday, after 1jis lostlaip, Jufstice Law- ranos, had attendled Divine service at, the ,I aerish Ohureh. The ...

... LOCAL NE'WS ITEMS. Mr. John M Munday, th e we1-knownu Cwadil chemist, has bepn eariously ill, suffering front congestion of the lungs, but he is now Ait of dlunger and on a fair road to reovery, though still very weak. I. io'rd Jersey h14 granted a lease ...

... and Tom Williams: song, Arm, arm ye brave, Mr. Evan Jones, Merthyr address, Mr. Woodvatt, Trcharris duet, Meeers. George Jones and Griff Davies humor- mis reading, Mr. J. T. Hughes, Twynyrodyn Yr bogyn yn gynir wedd, Mr. John Williams, Treharris; recitation ...

... Rees Thomas, brothers of the deceased, Mr John Rees (Narrow Guage), his cousin, Mr Jason Rees, Mr Samuel Morris, and his brothers, Mr Hopkins (late of the Crown), Mr Phillips (White Horse), Mr Edwards (Farmers' Arms), and many others. The Rev. D. Price, pastor ...

... of brave fellows outside who will volunteer to accompany you, although they are not very efficiently armed. But at close quarters they can use the arms they have with terrible effect. When you are ready to go Colonel George Vaughan or myself will introduce ...

... Seenied to anticipate the moves be- Were made. In his annoyance and ^'clt 0n being thus thwarted, he made a gesburs with his arms and a side »?'ion ''w body -ufficiei>t)y peculiar to attract fj'^tltJ which revived like a sudden flash *Ptaj*4a,?it Ijloy ...

... minister, Aberyotwith), J.. H. Farmer (St. Alichael's, Aberqtisvith), W. Gabe (Llanlarn), Captain David Lloyd, Messrs. John Richards, John Mora, Basil Williams, J.1E. watds (Young ales), Sherntgn, .lld vana J.P., J. R ees (malnager of the ihlJ Souh Wales ...

... JOHN ROBINSON AND £ JO«' ] LIMITED, CHEMICAL MANURE MANUFACTURERS AND SEED CRUSHERS, BATHURST WHARF, BRISTOL, SUPPLY PURE & COTTONSEED CAKES COTTON CAKES, J.R., Made from Egyptian Cottonseed only. tlNSEED CAKE, J.R., SPECIAL, 1rith 12 to 14 per cent ...

... to thank heaven t.hb there was such a true friend as old Reuben John to watch over the safety of Miss Gwenny Vaugiian. Oa Lieutenant Lioyd, accompanied by Captain Edwardes and Reuben John, reaching the ad- vanced posts on Pencaer, the Lieutenant showed ...