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... -C., 01'dfield, L~vrpoIin-#los-asene he vicro.te Aberami,: South' Vale; 'intumental,: ,Ur- J. r * Ord Tme[ Manchester; :poetry and recitation, ?? P,¢ully, enid -Deinio~l Fychan, the aacom- ::niat -being- Mss ,Bracstone,- Co'w Bay. , ?? 'Anilion, 'inging ...
... AMice Brown. Mrs Parry. Answering questions on Exodus: Misses Myfanwy Williams and N. Cornes. Do., on Ants RR. 3. Roberts. Poetry on 'Transvaal War: Miss G. Jones. Essays: Ritualism, B. 13. Roberts!, Choir Trip, B. Roberts and N. Harrison; School ...
... ways “You ought have taken your likenesses painted just are Night Morning” the good ladv remarked sententiously There vein of poetry in form Mrs Hedger which only required opportunity to develop Keeping lodging-house in Islington is conducive the production ...
... among the poets” much the same feeling Milton not tolerate his tremendous rhetoric hi Latin constructions words It him it not poetry for Goronwy Owain no though he Latin almost Milton did It is clear that he inclined to rank “Paradise Lost” kind of heightened ...
... do call it poetry or if so that like wise allow our to take his seat among the poets” The late William much the same feeling about Milton He not tolerate his tremendous rhetoric his Latin constructions and splendid pomp of words It poetry all for him ...
... 17th or 18th century. Still the rules of the Irish Bardic poetry have been handed fc down to us intact, and it wvould not be verv P difficult to revive them. To the ear well r versed in Celtic poetry there is a great R charm about these elaborate metres, ...
... condic&dd the meetinag;the aeeobifpanist being Miss 1 Edwards, 'The prograne:n 'wadas folows :-Song 7 by William oilrlington; poetry,.n the Christmas'V dinner ;and New Yoar's TeDa y Thomas Williams }I (Twm Lllagoed); song by Mrs A cock; spelling bee;f s prize ...
... inlt;lfnza wfioeh attacked him on Thursday. Ho W1.an buou irn 1819, and at the age of twenty gained the SN ew`.gato prize for poetry. His Modern Painteir;,` widch revealed' to the world the geniu3 'f Turmir, .;Id resulted in, the foamation of ibe Prc-llahaihe ...
... fol- lowing were adjudicators : Prose : The Rev H LI James School of Divinity Bangor and the A O Diocesan Inspector Schools Poetry : Rev R A Wil-i (Berw) Waenfau'r Recitations and trans-I lations : I Rev H J Alanley Penrlivn D Jones Abererch Arts : Mrs ...
... acconianit: The adjudicators were:' 'Musical, Mr Jo a Thomas, Llaliwrtyd recitations, Mr C. D. F. Humphreys:and Mr E. , ?? JonJs; poetry,' Pedrog, and others'. The Eisteddfod owlI . e continued- this (Friday) evening, when the chair will lie taken, by Mr 2enry\Lewis ...
... the above Eisteddfod William Phillips Alinffordd evenng at Girls’ Schoolroom Vicar presiding adjudications art needlework poetry and were read Votes of thanks the Vicar for presiding and! the adjudicators committees all assisted The interment' the Aliss ...
... adjuidic;ators were ?? Rev. H. Ll. ;Jaeet hlof Divinit Benior; Rev. A. 0. Eva~ns; dineasan inspector of schools, Bang'or; -poetry, te. R.. R;. 'A Williams (Berw), Waen- fawr;: reeitation8 and tiranslatiobs, Rev. HE J. Manley, Penrhyhdordrxaeth; and the ...