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... arts proposed and Mr. W. Brans seconded and be was sure that the relatives of I that the Council should now show they whose who had been laid to rest must feel ware unanimou s for Mr Williams and thisdeeply this spoliation. The trees cut down was done ...
... Alderman Peter Jones, seconded by Mr John TaHerein. HIGHWAY SUR SALARIES. The report of the oommittee appointed to report on the 'alarms paid to highway surveyors throughout the county, stated that after examining a table showing the mileage of highways ...
... From crest to shining crest, 1511 night each creature calls To seep and dreamless red. THE WORLD'S GREAT SHOW. I sit and watch the world's greet show, Io which I also take a part, And wonder, shall I ever know How Ent the thing obtained • start. Is God ...
... THE CAMBRIAN NEWS AND WELSH FARMERS' GAZETTE, APRIL 22, 1892 Hermetically waled bares towed aereee the Atlantic by powerful steam top, it is believed, will be the future way of sending geods from continent to continent. In bad weather the toeing hawser ...
... a quistit ' lir wog , - mall Rail, hi the 61e1 yrr of bit re. He bad beim in • Ire an alekicele eitgommet to Show that hie nord sod last. April the 2ne. Born in Manebeske on tbe 23ed of of forty- Adventism, ChM. Gledeliter._pse._ woe. trod Neel Wien Ham ...
... specifications may be seen at the Corporation Offices. Smithfield-road. Tenders are to be meat in before April 17th. Baxsa-sraxar.—Oo Wednesday evening, April' sth, the weekly meeting of the Temperance Society was held. There wan a large attendance considering ...
... dreams of the just, bat the light shines nn and the town pays. ST. JoUN'S AMBITLANCIL—The second bang. t f these classes was held at Caine ileum on Wett• nesday, April sth. Mr William Rowlands, auctioneer, remitted. After an excellent repast. the company ...
... sleepy eyes at the close. but the tiny performers were remarkably alert and bright on the stage. Pretty singing and dancing with attractive dresses and staging formed delightful features of the evening. In addition to the choruses of fairies, bandeleroes ...
... WELSH FARMERS' °AMITE, APRIL 26, 1895 STANIST ', NT 0031141TTEE. tutu* wee WI wrp a lame fare that ~tee shall fte f'll o an Stardir; Inlnt Cruirnittee here no but to lake a thaw etreet , :ow& opeter, on nor-lay, April ltitio. irter I reoeired ...
... L-TEE OAMBEXAM SEWS AID WELSE FARMERS' GAZETTE. APRIL 19. 1912. ALL LIFE le e s h ue d e s be by meet mss mad IMMO to take from time to time. We are bat home, the bsM god wisest of sod Wog so. we are far from perfect wisdom. we at. 'abject to frequent ...
... contained. This was the great and central CORK BUTPEIt, Saturday.-Fits, 934.; seconds, merit of the Bill, and he hoped it would not he tam-774; thirds, 64a; fourths, 504. Kegs-Seconds, 725; pered with. One of the weak parts of the Bill was thirds, 59.; fourths ...
... boom sinking at the end of April, 1865, and the full depth of 263 yards had been reached. The first seam struck a smell seam six inches thick. The n-xt wee a foot thick. The first they had no partienlar name for ; t'he second wee called the Little Om& ...