... COmmons, and it looks as if a Welshman will be the foremost in Great Britain. We have kept our 'tunguage and our Englishmen hare killed our m-n and sons, stolen our women and girls, and tried to swallow us up: but failed and many an Englishman to-day bas Weish ...

... work or resign. A new chairman, Mr THOMAS MORGAN. was elected, The permanent chairman is an unmitigated curse and assuredly kills the body over which he presides. It is the chairman not the man! we object to. Why in the name of all that Is progressive do ...

... There were a large number of people on the Station-road at the time and it is • wonder sums of them were not run over and killed. OHITUARY.—On Friday morning, the death took place In a painfully-sudden manner of • very prominent figure among our town ...

... Children Act which earn, to fives last January it. was pointed out that a child tinder four teen years could not, lie employed between tle. hours of nine p. in. and six a. 111.. a child ender eleven years could not Ise employed street trailing and the parent ...

... the child had a chance from the beginning. Dimas* seas diseovered in its earliest stage and medical skill, accompanied by good nursing and good feeding ('n moat cases), nipped the disease in the bud. These were days when the true value of the child was ...

... Williams, Penrhiwllan: song for three over fifty v,ars of age, Lianbeblig, Mr. Dd. Davir;s. Fountain Hall, New Quay; solo for child who had not won a pnze before, Nid Oes Neb Rhv Each l'th Gam, 1, Sarah Williams, Penrhiwllan, 2 Gwinnie Device, Brynllys; ...

... of vessels ore port of the business. Among the lost. was an admiral. It is a pity that an admiral an a general could not be killed every day. The engernecs with which Nonconformists get their chapels exempted from rates only shows that logic is not a strong ...

... Thomas and P.C. Evans proved the case, the !'urmer saying that defendant made incoherent s'atemente about a b. 7 tleatening to kill her. She could not walk except by nin on the Mr Ivor Evan s re pres e nted Aberyatwyt said she was the mother of Mrs Morgan ...

... pollution not only affected the fhb bet the sanitary condition of the neighbourhood. The difficulty was to prove that the fish oat killed by poisonous stuff disoiarged by the mine. He thought the matter should br referred to the County Council. Mr G. H. &xis propmed ...

... January 31st. —Before D. J. Williams, chairman; R. 8. Rowland, Thomas aavies W. Jones, Eaqrs., and the Rev D. Edwards. Alleged Child Neglect.—Dean Francis, tailor, Llanddewi Bred, did not appear to answer a charge of having neglected to maintain his children ...

... ender fourteen, Mald• stone, Muter Johnnie Evans ; solo for girls trader fourteen, Doe at lira. Mien P. Owe. ; to the! child rider twelve that sang beat oat the model .tor 'Miss P. beet answers to questions from 2nd Samuel, i•xe. ch•pters, prme divided ...

... 1914 MPOBTANT TO bIOTHRILB--Every mother who 'aloes the Health sad Cleashasse , of child should ass HARRISON'S ILL LIABLE NURSERY POMADE. Owe applies. taus kills all Nits and Venal., beastalke sad 'imprimis the Ebb. la Tbe e 49d. sad Po.tage 1d.—0 ...