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... check, and flowering most astonish. the ingly at the most adverse seasons, and under the 'ary bleakest skies. Thus amidst the rows at Brecon, iow as amongst the riots of Hereford, an embklpatic Lda- BODENRIA-M bloomed forth with lily-like attrac. une tions ...
... Side Inn, MNhpeU7. wats charged with keeping oici'n his this house during prnohibitedci hors on Solndaty loist.-P.C. dayt) Bus-row~i proved the ?? 5e-John Mooney, of inch the Tlhree Horse Shoes, iiiso) of Mulpaes, wats thines 10s. for at piis, like offence ...
... IDISTkICT f iNTR LiGEICE. ,LLANDAFF. A ROW AUONtID S.- At tbe 'Police C.ozit iee- terday, before Messrs. David,. Vacholl, and -Williainm, C-or nelits Hart. aL respectable-lookikg labontriug man,. was. charged with maliciously wounding 'and cpttin, Dennis ...
... - - =o m 8 A WXir Fkox THE SEA.-On Sunday morning (leorge bu Bartlett, end five other men were in a boat, intendning- t o row from one side of the Flat Holmes to the other, when Or |. they. meth with ..thefmodyoF'e man-floatig .: w r . They attached ...
... 'lib6dation ~ isd lie believedl that ali round the spot'-VI were be0 ternq spn onayhours that dlay there was siot a scuffle, row, honest nor ighti from the conciencement to thin clot a. . Tu Mr'.Alderman PenceDthu11ght it Iwa's hizidly f Lo' thft Mr 'E ...
... of swa~nsea would bje.fnciitihted' Other' plaeas, however, for tii nx~'row nae-line, were taking precedence of Swanseat Mr. I nOA said that an ordet, bIS, sq..xlt V44eio tlile nal'row, guage from., Vo Ttlht1df a. rB otn F errc; lixi Wh raiwa gbtihs~'W~h' ...
... fioln the Duke of RICHMIOND, vue and the Earl of FAVERSHAM, the subject; dropped. ecuo *T$he House adiourned at 8 20. ?? iin t ROW$ YW QMM NS-LAST NIGHIT-_.'.: opN S .MSE~ld ,ON SlJND-AYS- *Mr. GUEdORY gave notice of.'i ino itiny thatOY' after. the ?? holidays ...
... of timber. The field was boun&b 'bs 'thickly planted'rows of hI' trees. Previous to *&o' of the - thrnips a deep drain was cut along the I f the field, pal placed about' eigyht ards from th& e row of'elms.; Ohi thb field side of the drain the turnips ...
... go, she veered dov;',n. rinh was forternately the means of saving the four men. After several attempts in the heavy snrf to row off. the life-boat, by the violence of the sea -wh driveis ashore and was imnediately hauled up by those on thl beachl all on ...
... having a loaf and a bloater in his hand, and the latter a loaf. The same morning there were found in a stable in Colinan's- row (three mniiiutss' walc from the shop broken into) a dish of butter and several loaves, whichA Mrs. Prewitt identified as her ...
... candidates in the field, namely:-Messrs. Thomas 3ra Richards, E. Edwards, Michael Hobbs, John Evans, he Charles Herbert, Joshua Rowe, William Harries, David Bees, and John Howells. In ,Id LLANBOIDY. as NATIONA SCHOOL.-This school, which was examined on the ...
... wide, and'has' a door at either end, by one He of w`hi'li the sisters-forty in number-entered, nd ar- ook ranged themselves in rows five deep; by the other an equal it' number 'of brothers. TIhe proceedings commenced with a- igo. P hymn in which all joined; ...