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... chairman for , year, Mr. kinlyn Jones (Morriston) was voted I to the oimir.—The Chairman taid they hod present lat. member forth. county end Hon. Ilititleed, and they would too pleneni to a few work; the former. —Ur. Maitland having spoken, Dr. al or the c dug ...

... DR. KINGS DR. BELL'S Patent Voltaic Belt lath. Wes& grandest, and tenet certain dietsovery ever fee the care a all bodoo arising from isdierretioe aed other b 'Meted Debility, Lome of power, Wealinets of Body sod Iliad, ha., invention pregob • nesse of ...

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... writhed, is ft he dr • earl at half-prot ear tiara, ea the al the of May, 1874, and were ally two boob Os tie nth the best boat, ia champ ci Mr Gilik the chief eilleet, left the Wand for ; the beat heft as the 14th of Jere, is charge of the siker, sad the lad ...

... TESTIMONIAL TO DR. MAJOR, OF KING’S COLLEGE SCHOOL. The Rev. J. R. Major, D.D., has resigned the head-mastership of King’s College School, a post which he had occupied for no less than thirty-six years. He was the first master who taught the school, and ...

... DR. JAMESON ON MR. RHODES. To bipgruplij Mr. Cecil Rhodes, by Imperißlist,” which in published by Messrs. Chapman and Hall, Dr. Jameson contributes two short chapters of ** Personal Reminiscences.” Dr. Jameson met ...

... MI MAITLAND. LP., OM IIbTEDDIPODAU. _ _ Midday -- aa - - ;as In the ?milk.. as Dryasoawr, la amused°. the LILO. of the eat Order of Ivories sad said the cd Mr Nabob, M.P. for Me coady. TM Ma. arrived et Boyaseser dada' by the • deputation the with who ...

... MR. CHAMBERLAIN AND KING KHAMA: _ The Bechuanaland din fs, Kb ama and Bat/morn, waited upon Mr. Chamberlain as W aftenues at the Colonial Office with him their objections to their territory living taken over by the Chartered Coinpuny. The following official ...

... VACANCY. A lOW was read at *be misting from Mr. Henry Proniero% &dining, for various noon% the proffered on the —Mr. D. Morgan moved that Mr. George ovenser of the pate, should be Wooled so the vaoanoy.—Mr. Mr. llamas* attended behalf of a ...

... • most hearty reception greeted Mr Mainand. Amospt theme pretest Mr Bail Jape. J.P. ar), who was supported by h& Puller ancl aD (the member). Rev W. Joao prj, Mr George Hicks R. 0. Morgan os), Mr H. Ransil Keane, and Mr Jobs mum ; &nein the ...

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