... be called upon to pay the toll like any other individual. —Mr Whit- field seconded.—Mr Edwards moved as an amend- ment that Mr Lee be not asked to pay the toll.— Mr Hood seconded this and pointed out that it was not just to Mr Lee to pay for the sale of ...

... Sarah Hughes in the second class of the Queen's Scholarship Examination. The teachers and children had collected Is 6d to- wards the War Fund, and this had been handed over to the Clerk. The average attendance of pupils since April, 1896, was as follows ...

... will be very soon. IMPROPER STAGE PLAYS. Mr S Smith called attention to the low class of plays now exhibited in some of the theatres of this country, and moved That this House regrets the growing tendency to put upon the stage plays of a demoralising character ...

... Mr Park, of Newtown, moved a vote of condolence with the King and Royal Family upon the death of Queen Victoria. This was seconded by Mr Richard Powell and unanimously agreed to. The Rev W H Evans, 8.A., Llansantffraid, was received into the Union and ...

... of the stage,lamongst the decorations being numerous plants lent from Powis Castle gardens. Most of the costumes were provided by the lady parishioners. Many of the children were very young but all faced the footlights with confidence and showed intelligent ...

... every Monday evening under the superintendency of Mr Macdonald. Mr John Jones (reasurer) read the financial statement which showed a balance in hand of Is. lid. Prizes to upwards of 40 scholars were then distributed by the Mayor (Mr D Jones), who delivered ...

... 13th SEPTEMBER (Horse Show Day), and FRIDAY, 14th SEPTEMBER. For Schedule of Prize and Particulars, Apply to T. SIMPSON JONES, Gungrog, Welshpool. PRELIMINARY NOTICE. The Montgomeryshire Agricul- tural Association. THE NEXT ANNUAL SHOW WILL BE HELD AT WELSHPOOL ...