... A BRYNMAWR CHAT !Suitable for rehearsal at local Penny Readings and Entertainments. Heavy Ratepayer: Be mindful, old fellow. of that bend in the street, else you will come • cropper. Man About Town : Thanks for your kindness. but I am continually on the ...

... A CHAT WITH THE MINHONER. When calling upon Mr Balgaruie in his comfortable room in Bowen Terrace, I was glad to find that the window afforded him a prospect of that mountain scenery which a Sootchman can always appreciate. The Missioner had ...

... INTERESTING CHAT WITH A BUILTH LADY. BUILD! POLICE COURT. B.fora Mr E. D. Thom'. (chairman), Commander A. Eran-Thomaa, Mr C. D. Venn ble.-Llewelyn, and Mr C. W. Wo).itsam. APPLICATION FOR AN OCCASIONAL Mr C. D. Vecablia-Llewdlvn, Gingnaider A. Evan-Thomas ...

... A CHAT WITH HI. TOMPAIVI. In appearance, Mr Tompkins is a healthy, well.to.t o farmer. and in demeanour lie is delightfelly unassutniog. lu a short interview that l had with him, says our representative. I learned that lie had only recently returned from ...

... as was anticipated, a huge success. Undoubtedly, this is a great age for women, and we may well be thankful for the thousand and one privileges we enjoy. Half, of even a quarter of a century ago marriage was the only opening for a girl; to ...

... delit. visitors a liberality which cannot be They abomolsd in this n ay • to will sad to perform.' The it decide d to bold a grand bar, 6,7, 4,9, 10, 1900, in cadre espy of the emnsiniag put 91 debt (g 1,200 1e promises to be a great a large number of ...

... afternoon I formance wan a veritable boon. has - s -- beTrii 7e — rintmly interfered with in this lov !its' by the continued wet weather. A good cit;al of hay got in fore the wet came, but for man than a little has been done. A large quantity of hay is ...

... children, and was employed in the Lahure printing works as a foreman. As a matter of form Preussen@ had invested a franc in the lottery, and bought a ticket numbered 54,630, which he threw carelessly into a drawer in his dwelling. On All ...

... noticed a great lack of decorum. and people went in and out with the Panty ea-e te-ually a-sociatetl with entertainments. One of the best meting-. w.): the temperance gathering. when the Rev J. Tern'. Phillips, of Cardiff 'agent for the mach a stirring ...

... more extensive L. & N.W. There was a record attendance at Llandrinded County Court on Monday last, the large Victoria Mall being packed with people. The proceedings at times seemed more like those of a public meeting than a sombre county court. The brilliant ...

... situated, and the committee have ordered a splendid list of pope's and magazines, and Its success should soon be an assured fact. The Llimdrindod Council have taken a wise step In giving Mr Fred Parr permission to bring a nigger troupe to Llandrindod next season ...

... relief was given under the ancient Roman law to the father of a large family. It has often been urged in modern times se a punishment for those men whc deny themselves the luxury of keeping up a household; but, so far, no country has had the courage to put ...