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... see to it that thy have Mr llowel Cuthbertson back in the Counssil to help in the elucidatingof tie problem. These losing my sentiments, it is with peculiar satisfaction that 1 learn there is a probability of MrCuthhertson king a candidate at the nest ...
... St. John A woulance lluCo. , loud.; Mr. and Mrs Llewellyn, Court Colman ; Dr. J. A. Davies, Miesteg ; Dr. and Moo. Shapley, Dr. N. Edmund Donnas, oad, and Mrs. W. J. • Mr. and ...
... following ladies and gentlemen took'part : Solo soprano, Mrs. E. Howells and Mrs. S. Thomas; tetior, Mr..T. Evans ; cornet solo. Mr. J. Lodwick and Mr. J Hairipton. The bells were well playedby Mr. Thcintas. ...
... THE MAORI KING ON ENGLAND. A COMICAL INCIDENT. The following story is told about Tawhiao, the Maori King, who on Sunday arrived in England to conduct negotiations with the Government on matters relating to his kingdom. After his return from his Auckland ...
... THE DEATH OF GARIBALDI. MESSAGE FROM THE KING OF ITALY A telegram from Rome, dated Saturday, The impression produced by the death of Garibaldi is immense. The Municipal Council, which was assembled at the Capitol when the news arrived, immediately adjourned ...
... Aberhunddu ; Hughes, Clsomor.! Llanelly ; Dr. Thomas, Cardiff, and Price, Aberdare. On Monday Divine servitme were held in the morning and afternoon, and in the evening the formal ceremony of establishing Dr. Evans in ! the pastorate wan gone through ...
... George and Miss Rees, King's-road, Canton, Cardiff ; Mrs. and Miss Griffith., Cynimer, . . Pontypridd; Mrs. Seaton and family, Pontypridd. Honss.—Mr. and Mrs. Brooks sod family, Boats, Cardiff ; Miss Rowell, Cardiff. GaaramiLD.— ...
... which had fixed upon the kings, appeared to be no far abated that he him. Lettere and telegrams were regularly reoeived from Basingstoke, stating that Mr bred. was rapidly improving, and no ate 114 Sunday morning &telegram to Dr Henry Gracie etsted that ...
... ADJOURNED LICENSING SESSIONS AT NE A.T.H. THE KING'S ARMS APPLICATION. The adjourned licensing missions were held at Nesdi on Friday, magistrates present being Mr H. Rowland (chairman), Mr G. H. sod Mr J. B. PAddon.—An application wes made for an order ...
... DEATH OF MR. GEO. THOMAS, OF THE HEATH. It is with feelings of the most sincere regret, in which we are sure numbers of our readers will participate, that we record the death of Mr. George William Griffith Thomas, of The Heath, Cardiff, at the age of ...
... Joseph Mime (brother of Mrs Gwyn), Mr W. F. Moore (cousin), and other members of the Moore family. Be felt molt say one word, by the way, with respect to Mrs Gwen. Everyone there knew the marvellous love anddevotion which she shown for Mr Gwyn. It was redly ...
... the Congo. Mr. Stanley considers that the r6utes which have been • gone over by Dr. Sehweinfurth, Sir Samuel and Lady Baker, and the Italian and Austrian missionaries cannot be unsurinountable to a soldier, a traveller, and an explorer. Mr. Stanley added ...