... capable of easy and abundant proof. The fact that so many n thousands of consumers continue to buy f them year after year speaks volumes for their worth, and is a roward which only d attaches to merit. Chivers' Jellies are n prepared in a healthy Cam ...

... The Passing of Mnmgu Pali, gan Y Ddau Wynne; a, cheir y gyntaf o gefros o ysarifau gan T. 11. Roberts iAsaph) ar Welsh-Speaking Judges for Wales. Y mae Ovinru O Fis i Fis gan y Lply!,ydd ?? beth newydd, a gobeithiD na. welir rh .iy hebddynt ac y ...

... y trefedigaethau. Nid rhyfedd fod ael yr aelodae Gwyddelig, er dwyn arcynt gerydd Llef- Sy arydd y Ty, wedi gwaeddi allan 'Speak sense.' io0 Cafodd Mr. Goschen, yntau, pa fobdd bynag, afaiel dif yn man gwan araeth Air. Bryce, pan gyhudd,ai ef o hai angbysondeb ...

... of no use this meeting appointing any- one except he be a Tredegar man was unauthor- ized, as no member of the Board could speak for that body as a whole. The Secretary, though asked to state his authority, did not do s, further than its being a Board ...

... if those who cannot come so far would write a postcard to say they are in sympathy with its pur- pose, their voices wvould speak with those who can be present. We want the whole country, not London alone, to be represented at this great gathering. A small ...

... i metry). Dymunai i fwy o s4lw gael ei dalu I i'r Saesneg yn enwedig ?? a siarad I Saesneg yn glir a naturiol. Generally speaking (meddai) I think the school is I doing extremely useful work. WVedi I syraud o'r vstafelloedd anfanteisiol y cyu- £ helir ...

... teaching has been through- ; ,but careful, sound and efficient. We are also: glad e to be able to say that the students, speaking gener- ally, have shown by their work that they keenly Y appreciated and profited by the instruction im- parted to them. ...

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... Rees, M.A., and it u-as decided to reqruest church oicers to avail thllemselves of the services of their pulpit supplies in speaking on behalf of this collection, whenever this is deemed advisable; also to print the resolution, passed at INew Quay Association ...