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... which go to make up the perfectly reliable motor car. A glance around the various stands folly demonstrates the progress that has been made by British makers during the last five or six years, while a chat with their representatives will reveal the keen interest ...
... A FAITHFUL SERVANT. There has just passedover to the great majority a very interesting oldgentleman. well-known to a large number of Breconians, who gained something more than local distinction a few years ago by being awarded • silver medal and ...
... A WORTHING KKNSATION. Thr h a .pout WWI% oomph t.. ihr here the pti furred ge 03 ywYw r of attempting Wh•king. The tonocrly a Weiss the Lat ho.. latti in In a h. le Mrs. kVickisig. That holy, king wl6cienlly risouvered to be to give stated that she ...
... A LONG RUN. VETERAN RAILWAY GUARD AT BRECON. Mr Edmond Jones, one of the best known guards on the local section of the Midland Railway, has recently retired from hie position. having passed the age limit laid down in the company's regulations. In a short ...
... A FAITHFUL SERVANT. There bas just passed over to the great majority a very interesting old gentleman, well-known to a large number of Breconiatis, who gained something more than local distinction $ few years by being awarded a silver medal and ...
... methods are resorted to by soldiers anxious to leave the uniform behind foe a few hours.. and in London it is quite a common practice for a Guardsman to keep civilian .' . ',thee at a friend's house and proceed straight there from the barracks and change into ...
... and to radically change a state of things which gives to the one-fifth 1719 Church of England and Boman Catholic schools and reserres for the four-fiftha a modest 803. We can symplithire with Archdeacon Bevan's desire for a settlement of the controversy ...
... that it would be necessary to appoint ate official tattooer for the calf ear markieg sek►me. a Welsh Dragon and a lumber indicating the premium bull society concerned, and observed that the suggestion of a fee of per calf should be adopted. The Exvcutive ...
... foot. In addition to attend. mg Mr. es7h moruing. tor ehich be eliarpd half a guinea • volt. plaintiff also saw him every night at g at dm request of Mr. rote, foe which he chatted t w guineas per viot. Plaintiff t hat the Litter fee was fair and reasunahle ...
... the centre of attraction. A melancholy illustration of this fact is furnished by Mr John A. Doyle. An Oxford don, and a brilliant historian, he is no mere doctrinaire. He lies drunk deeply at the founts of knowledge and is a diligent observer of the records ...
... MURDEROUS ATTACK ON A FORMER TALGARTH GIRL. News reached Talgarth early on Wednesday morning that Miss Sarah Elizabeth Roberts, daughter of Mr John Roberta, who for many years resided at Chancefield farm, had been shot down by a would-be lover and that ...