... towards a the wituess and smiled. At a magistrates' meeting not long ago, one b of the legal gentlemen encaged Wi the case said, I amongst other things, I have a witness, your c worships, a man named so-and-so. There ais a great deal in ...

... be gazetted a Cohlnel in the Cheshire and Carnarvoushire Artillery Volunteers. They are going in for extensive improvemrnts at the Normal College, Bangor. The Cnm- mittee of Manag4ement have decided to erret a gymnasium and smoking-roonm at a cost of £700 ...

... daioma for a chtpech. Justice Jeune, :who hasaucoeeded J ustice Butt, ,as.i president of the Probate, Divorce and Aomi- ralty Division, was formerly Chancellor of the .-Diocese of Bangor, which post is now, Leld by Mr Edmund James Vincent, M.A. Among the ...

... brislbuuss There is a,nws boy inU Uper Bngor who, has an eceidin'ly lirtila - vomebulary' oif adjectives. One eveuing he., :sanouced a. :'ferrible Mlarder; ano6 ewr a Tenible.. Collision ?? another' a- qorkjie Saicide7 another a - ...

... Anent 'M Westlake Morgan's Organ Reeitalg, -a quartyian was overheard:to say the other day. that he ituded to Atteadithatgentlemaidt' next 'Organ Regatta.: Hle iaid'th seriously. Amlwal, 50 yeara ego ,was io a pro oprous state. -Tte Parys copper Mine - ...

... cL. lien An, Ben Croachan, a Ben Venue yn eghir. To y rhaglatir , mnsensir on o ddinasosdd y meirw mwyaf pry,lferth a welir yn Yegotland. yn addurnedig a it -awe o gofgoloftean srwron s merebyron. I edmygwyr swyn rbamant a arngylchs mynwentydd berated ...

... TRI CHATS. gWyddiC:oll .. o hoffai weiod o B•PCI ef warp] twrou =brd, ei cow sr Ls ,4 isleswch at 2.--0111 worydetoolt yv dattyg o wowyddowpartbwr do, am OM a iwietweeb ei Cybowldwr l who& a ad i ydrat 7o osdw'r rbityuau cu art=peidtwett s'o rhwywo; ltaryot ...

... CHAT WOOD'S INVINCIBLE EIRE, FALL, AND lIVEULAR PROOF SAFES. 11 A T OOD'B SAFES, two of which preserved the beaks ?dram Silver aod CNy Caudill, &Andes, heat the tire in January last. tiIIATWOOD*B SAFES, two of which preserved the books, ke., of News ...

... boroughs. The further chat is that the paragraph was not at all uncalled for, but might have been written, and deservedly so, in a much more severe style. There will be a great deal more chatting upon this subject ; ■nd the chat is that it ...

... CHATS PAPER For a hundred aid eleven years Liverpool'e oldeia newspaper has given to the public the beat and the latest said and done in the world. In the earlier days newspaper wore lew and comparatively expensive. To-day are many and are nonderfully ...

... our memory in so &premed and dangerous a stat e a is then times. Yet by the first months of 150 and the death of the Third George. lirerpool had turned the danger-point. India sad Cape tolony were the d een d reve a es end colonim of Draping just then beginning ...

... horror A LICENSEE described this week how he found the newly-severed head of a badger lodged on top of traffic lights at a Pelican crossing outside his pub Harry Davenport licensee of the Meirion Vaults High street Blaenau Ffestiniog said: “It was a revolting ...