... THE BRECON COUNTY TIMES, SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 12, 1981. We are promised two local eisteddfodau in the future : May 25th at Merthyr Cynog, and on Whit- Monday at Talybont.--See a d v t.. A Comm() is annouierd in our advertising columns to take place on Thursday ...

... BUILTH WELLS SHOW. By permiabiuu of Messrs Price and Evans. a meeting of the special committee appointed to Image the schedule for the horticultural section of the Builth Show was held in their offices at Boirth Wells on Saturday evening. The Chairman ...

... the Legacy-office.” If James Quin was not exactly saint of the stage, he was, at least, exemplary in his charity, and what Thomson said of him on, was equally applicable to him off, the stage:— He knows to keep Each due decorum. He knew, too, how to have ...

... , HAY HORSE SHOW. Lou on the 1928 Show Wiped O.t. Capt L. Nugent Hope presided at the annual meeting of the Hay Horse Show Society, held at the Crown Hotel, Hay, on Thursday last. Others present were Major E. F. Cockcroft, Mr. R. J. Eckley, Mr Enoch George ...

... TWENTY-SECOND YEAR ATTENDANCE. Mondays, Chepstow; Tuesdays, Ahrroavbnnv ; H'«i-nesilays, Merthyr; Thursdays, Cardiff; Fridays, Newport, Saturdays, Monmouth. MESSRS. MOSELEY. SURGEON-DENTISTS, 30, Hebnakd-Strekt, Oxfobo-Sthekt, and 21, New Bond Stkekt ...

... most alarming disease; or that it can be oared as readily in the last as in the first stage. What I mean is, that this disease is not necessarily fatal in any stage —that patients may recover after the longs have actually undergone partial destruction ...

... MERTHYR POLlCE —Friday, April. Before G. R Morgan, Esq., and Rev. (.’. Maybery. John Leaii painter and glasier, and WtlUam were charged by the overseer* of the poor of Merthyr, and 'fhnmoa Harry, miner, was by the overseer* of the parish of Gelligaer ...

... THE BRECON COUNTY TIMES, THURSDAY, APRIL 4, 1912 Mr R. H. A. Davies said he considered they were very irregular iu discussing the matter at all. The matter had not yet been brought before the Court. They trusted it might perhaps, but there was nothing ...

... on the stage have s heen ()tilde's celebrated novel Moths, Lady Aintley's Secret, and Modern Babylon. Miss Louise Hervey's playing is of the first order, and the lady has proved herself to be an accomplished actress. She is ably seconded in her ...

... the sites offered by the town in case the society decided upon holding its show at Newport. in 1888. A large area has been generously offered by Lord Tredegar as a site for the show. Some members of the deputation seemed to regard the marshes as a very eligible ...

... the chaplain had visited the House, and conducted Divine Service on four occasions, viz., April 6th, Good Friday, April 13th and lith. THE SCHOOL. ATTENDANCE Showed that the average number of scholars was 47. THE Stated that Henry Walters, 26, bad been ...

... eahibits should not be permitted if they can be sent to the show by road or water. As • member of the Suffolk Council pointed the absisr.ce of implements will make g difference to &grim/torsi shows. A dispirit of labour-saving machinery is particularly important ...