... answer. a charge of mianslaughter. As. it is, he i deserves to be severely'pturiihed, and it is grati- 1V fying to know that evidence is being collected 'ec with a view of establishing his identity. Never were more paltry means invented to a pus a constituency ...

... and big ones they do not intend to pay. A comic song of nineteen verses I It must be admitted that comic songs aregenerally a little bit.shorter than this, but it is a'actual fact that a vocalist the other day in a fee6-ain town in ...

... and large' is searcely a phrase ,hat ?? ?? to the circus procession which psssed thrugh' tbe Steets of; Bangor 3hortly -saftet Id-ay bn; WednesdaV., The -ttractive bililethat'adorned' the hoardings had Ied 'people to expect a better..''show,. As our ...

... 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 ...

... Liyerpool Assizes as solicitor for a clergyman who had been sued for a large amount of money, over 21200, And I briefed Mr Kennedy to represent him, at the trial. Sir Charles Russell represented the plaintiff, and a compromise resulted.. 'The plaintilT ...

... vessel P is admirably adapted to her preseit work. tI . A compliment of this rinture given by such a I high authority as Sir Geo. Tryon reflects great. b . credit upon the etllciency of Captain. Moger' a management, The ?? which the Chief-constable of Car- ...

... since AMr John Rhys, WI.A., Celtic Professor Okrotd, Wais a student ot the Bangor Normal Oollege. Wanted immediatelyr if not sooner, a pillar letter box on -Glanlratou- !lill; also 'a branch surtrery at Garth,.eonnected with a resident ...

... chair, aind a 111001of nt hghtitg metu blii., . uasted, tile giving' Woe.inlgtOll, EolOthi' UrahaiUkt t a tltrl i ord 1ill. and eo ott, said, when it, t-ame f .to his ?? I'll give ve 8ittundl-s o Z'c.,ivie . o rohtondoan, for he's iad a sair et %'viw ...

... unlisa his mayoralty he subscribed £5QO to the proposed infectious hospital. : At the-- las Council meeting a proposal was approved ef by a large majority-to construct certain new roads in the'town, which :Alder'man Pierce held were totallyunmneoessary ...

... next few weeks. A great wneetingwill be held in the Cannon-street Hotel on April 14th, at which the Bishop of London, Sir Whittaker Ellis, Lord Emlyn, Mr Alderman Phillips, and Mr H. EL. Gibbs are expected to be the' principal speakers. A Carmarthenshire ...

... by a Welshman, Captain}Jones. it During her recent voyage to Marseilles, the o passage out was such a ?? one that the P vessel sustained much damage. u Although slowly recovering his strength, Sir cl Edward Reed,,M.P., is forbidden by hismedical a] advisers ...

... remarks with a faint smile. and with a modest curtsey accepted the inevitable order to pay so much a month or twenty-eight days. MrAC.Fox-Davies, the editor of Fairbairn's Book of Crests, is collaborating with Mr Mt. E. B. Crookes in compiling a work of ...