... and trust that my conduct in the future will be such as to merit a continuance of it. Faithfully yours, JOHN MOB.GAN. (High Bank House, Brecon, January 28th, 1889. ...

... great impulse given to the construction of railway lines throughout the country. Then the eagerness to obtain money, even at high bank rate of discount, and at a time when money cannot be considered scarce, shows that there is no want of opportunity for commercial ...

... sir. I say it’s not. went to see Sunday afternoon. Mr Gough said channel could dug all round. The door might bo low, but high bank toil would prevent the water flowing in. Mr Stcdmun said he saw the water was muddy when he was there. Mr Gough ; I Wiis ...

... Hay, near Chapel House, in the parish of Alltmawr. The County Council are cutting off a dangerous curve of the road with • high bank by constructing • new connecting link, and effecting • great improvement. The diversion had been approved by the Boilth Rural ...

... on and on, now through rushing fords or wallowing in deep ditches. (' Be quick, sir,’ once shouted David on the top of a high bank, and then unfortunately fell the top of little Frenchman who was struggling in the depths below, and poi.|,tt|wi that native ...

... was inevitable, and they started to jump before the locomotives met. Davies started to jump on the south side, but saw a high bank and a creek on that side, so he turned to run across to the other. Just at this time the trains came together with territe ...

... greatly increase unemployment in mining areas, and since all the industries of the country, besides being handicapped by the high bank rate, are further discouraged from fresh enterprise by uncertainty as to future enactments, the prospects of the coming winter ...

... number of the latter escorted the hearse to the outside of the city boundaries. Groups of people watchrd the (*rage from the high bank that circuits the roads, thence to Pynes. When the mansion was reached some of the tenantry lifted the coffin from the hearse ...

... carte could not par each other in any part of it. The expense of widenbig the whole length would be very heavy, for there a high bank on each side which would require a deal of excavating and carting. Mr T. Davies feared that the widening/ t at ' even a portion ...

... pile of building in the town of Sebastopol, on the west side of the south harbour, and parallel with the direction of the high bank on the top of which it is built. is built of stone, presents very long frontage, has three stories in height, and Is nearly ...

... One reach'of the river, it is true, may be ruffled with the keenest of east winds, but a mile lower down there may be a high bank on the eastern side covered with brushwood, under which the current is smooth and the air balmy. Here the flies can be cast ...

... The main conduit will leave the Irvon reQervoir at Llanynis at a level of about feet above Ordnance Datum, and skirtthe high bank to the south-west of Builth, will cross the Dihonw Valley, probably by a combined syphon and aqueduct. Thence it will keep ...