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... indulging in a genial pipe, took a refreshing nap on—well, on anything we could conveniently finda sofa, a bench, or anything handy, for real beds are somewhat rare in the Grand Snowdon Hotel! About three o’clock in the morning we were awakened by a fresh arrival ...
... Dr an i Mn- Dickson, Long Eaton Mr T Tibb tts Birmingham Mr A Moulds Cropatone Dublin Mr Jo ge Mr Sandwich, Kent Mr K S Hrckwith Darlington Mr J llali iiaruird Castle Messrs l.ewis Mr F A Chat wit k Liverpool Mr Lincoln Mr Seedy Mr anil Mis E*aua Liverpool ...
... there are two sides to this as to every other case. My letter was simply a protest.” “Against what?” “Against the Church party breaking faith with the towns-meetiug held here a little while ago. What possible interest of mine would it to protest against ...
... side loved so well. You say,” remarked the orator, that little more than quarter of a century ago, this place was but a mining village ; and I think it is quarter of a century since I first came to this town, and I believe it is entirely without exception ...
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... towards the fund. Intermediate cation. Last Friday evening, a committee was held in the Old Town Hall, Mr. Hughes (Glancollen) in the chair, in connection with the above. A resolution was passed that a public meeting be heldjon Monday, December 9th, ...
... the interest of a guest well worth welcome to the rustic dwelling. And Robin succeeded. Mr. Bright did become interested in that poor, little household, and made it a point that they should not want during his stay at Llandudno. Scarcely a day passed that ...
... Miu KruMUn* Wobbe, do Mi*a ouitanco Wbb*. Kv W I. Watkiaa. LLD, and fanl i U* ...
... orders Issued and paid 8 a® to pen No debrary on Sundays bat to callers Rud'DriTM. WALKS. Tb« Waterfall, no* mil* from tba Hotel* LaJka, two nltea (wo mite* Dolbadam Caatl*. half a mil* Walk* throufb *Ulwan woods, two b&11m a«te qaarrte*. on* sail* Saowtfoo ...
... information. A burly weather-beaten old boatman or fisherman with whom have just had a chat on the steps of ore of Messrs. Hughes’ bathing machines, told me that if the umpire (whose decision is final firm as a rock the regatta must be a ...
... M- M y Mr Kobi3r!s Mi- p.ml Mrs Cha't jrton Sheffitfl- M l y m Miss Sadler Miss Clews It Bell and J W Mrs CooksorjHuddersfie'd Mr rnd Mrs Adkins Antiel-' M-'and m - F.»wnson U'ham 7 Mr Joseph Hughes Mr, Mrs aud Miss Mus.-a’li and cbu Withingt'n Mrs Wadsworth ...
... Smith & md, do Mr and Mrs Gray, fm & nr, bhef- Brynymor, Mrs W H Jones Ty Gwyn Newydd, Misses James Tj Gwyn, Mrs T Parry Mr Chat lea A Anderdown & py Waverley Abb-y, Farnh .m Merville ho, Mrs Poole Rev T P and Mrs King, Hanley Mrsand uiss Kess L pool Mins ...