... GLOSS.—A of liquid will prove I bat it ia fer superior of the kind ever discovered. Tbe ...

... I:is hesd at Ow of his Mnry Anne; and Ginger Blue, who, the momeet struck hla clogs on English Boil, inspired with the nettle gift of freedom, began dancing, and hu been dancing since. We uolerstend these natives came over uuder an engegemeie in Newport ...

... requisite. We repeat that practically open competition would make no difference. In the Indian examinations for instance, not more than three or four candidates present themselves for each appointment offered to competition; and let us say of about two hundred ...

... of 9 competitors for the song to the Collier, Mr John Richards, Llanedy, was the best. In the next place came a choral competition on the congregational tune, Gwynedd, .by two choirs that competed, COT Vicar Pritchard was the best. The prize for the ...

... an- nouncement in our last issue, has been fixed for Thursday, the 23rd inst.-a day well calculated to ensure the atten- dance of a considerable number of visitors from those towns where the early closing movement is in vogue. The bill of fare is an ...

... a set. BRUSHES, MATTS, AND MATTING. Japanned Goods, Table Cuttlerv, &c., in endless variety, at prices that will defy competition. BRIGHT KEROSCINE LAMP OIL, for burning in the Parrafine Lamps, perfectly harmless and free from any offensive smell, at ...

... to me for breaking into the house of John Pryce. of Cwingwern. When I took him into custody he had the clogs on I now produce. I compared the clogs with the foot marks near the house and they exactly corresponded.—J ibn Danily, superintendent of police ...

... on the slip, *ad prisoner was sitting on the top of some of therm I saw him .take his left hand out of one of the sack and &clogs his body. 1 jumped down under the rails, and found use of the sacks on his *hi win open. Alongside of the seek was this cap ...

... JJnMit JatictSo PONTYPRIDD UNION. ALL Persons desirous to Contract with the Guardians for the supply of WOODEN CLOGS, to be delivered free of cost, at the Union Workhouse and to the Out-door Paupers, in such quantities weekly as may be required for the ...

... places.. By order of the 8228 PORTREEVE OF LLANTRISANT. CARDIFF UNION, To Clog-Makers. THE Guardians of the Cardiff Union are prepared to receive TENDERS for the Supply of BOOT CLOGS required during the Quarter ending 25th June, 1866. Far Men. Women. „ Boys ...

... Groom was in favour of a show without horned stock. Mr Richards thought ifc yvould be well to have a show of crops, and competition of farms and ploughing. Mr Mansell thought differently, and proposed that there be no shoyv this year. This was seconded ...

... which a Gold Medal was awarded by the Committee on Sewing Machines, at ti,e late Exhibition of the American instit ute, im competition with every well known MachineI, held at New York, 1S65. Copy of Committee's Report, and Prospectus, with Sample of Work ...