... commenced life in a printing office, and -subsequently became editor of a Welsh newspaper.; A gentleman passing over the Menai Straits on Tuesday last, inquired of a fellow occupant of the ferry boat whether the craft had ever ' turned up in ...

... priwst. A certain alergyinan in Amglesey esidte a parish for spine years, a t4 left n(.t very 1953 g ago to talke a cure of so-.ils in an ddj `i'a d.s- trict. 'Th1e rev. gentlemanw , althoauij a tavo or- ito, ...

... announoed that you had to chacnge for Bangor, and the doors 'of the carriages ir.se ained locked. From' a -first- class conapari~et next to mine r(a second) a gentleman raised an nnceasing cry of .tPd~rter ; but, alas, no porter put in an appearanlce. Somebody ...

... rin,4 a Gale' by Mr W. J. Shaw; and a portrait of Mir B. WV. Wynne by M~r W. H. 3ierkomer. Mtr G. A. Storey, A., has a very pleasing picture entiitledi ' Coracle3 on thbe Dee, Lion- dysillo.' In the water-^olour reoom is ...

... Major Platt has just sent homefrom America a number of Texan ponies. These animals in size are a little larger than the ordinary mountain pony. They have remarkably slender legs and are excellent trotters. Just at a time when vegetation around us was materially ...

... at 3 certain Ban~k, nnd aslked one of the elerk's to cash a cheque. This wee done, and the gentleinan left, Wishing to pay a collengoe off for a previous unkindnees, the cashier desicatch~ed a janior after the gentleman, informing hhia t'ant be) had gone ...

... t12atulvl)it, conosequnotly Ili's 1iid115th1)'orow lly coliuutiitrtod onl the task '1lt lollowiag account, supplied by a conres- psit i I Out 01 a pll('10111C-11011 liiluslial- ill these pI12I s, 11101 (ICA'-Io'x' tbe(, lttenItionI Of the' Menal sociiV' ?? l ...

... minds 'of a great number' of, Irish' visitors to an; Bangor wijith his 'splenidid' sernions' in ilthe er; Cathedral.'' ' ' ' ' i. ,A cow in a shop is nothing now, my readers, elsh but such visits are singularly unpleasant when they do occur.' A Ban'gor ...

... debated for some time, but carried on a division by a majority of 83 to 80. The bill ultimately passed through committee. Encumbered Estates (Ireland) Bill.—Tbis bill (a continuance bill) was read a second time, after a pro• longed ...

... CHATS ON NEWS• PAPER HISTORY The Journal of 111 Years ago O VER one hundreJ and eleven years Mr. Thomas Loused the prospectus of • new paper, The ' Ls that prospectus, issued, you see, at a time a home and foreign oonLtions were analogous to those of ...

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