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... four latter places more especially at the second stage of Caereinion District Railway Scheme (which however, must wait awhile until the first stage of the scheme has been duly carried into effect). The first stage of the scheme begins at the L. & N.W.B ...
... be called upon to pay the toll like any other individual. —Mr Whit- field seconded.—Mr Edwards moved as an amend- ment that Mr Lee be not asked to pay the toll.— Mr Hood seconded this and pointed out that it was not just to Mr Lee to pay for the sale of ...
... Aberystwyth. April 18—Wrockwardine Wood v Newtown April 25-Newtown v Whitchurch. HUNTING A PPOINT VENTS. THE UNITED PACK. Saturday, April 4 Monday, April 6 Wednesday, April 8 Sara Saturday, April 11 Plowden ...
... surrounding hill tops would be whife with hail snow. .THE VALE OF RHEIDOL RAILWAY..The Vale of Rheidol Railway Bill has passed the second reading in the House of Lords. The railway will run to the Devil's Bridge, and when completed the trains will run at every ...
... remarkable illus- tration as showing what a masterful mind was capable of undertaking. Beginning with the French Revolution, he traced the progress of the methods then put forth to bring about an equality amongst the people, showing how mistaken were, the actions ...
... Flint and Denbigh Show also two ram lambs through Mr Evans, of Vivod. In 1897 I bought a ram bred by Mr Williams, of Gwerclas, which took second prize at Corwen Show. Since 1890 my flock has taken twenty-one first prizes, fourteen second, eleven reserve ...
... Although the first Birmingham Show was a great one, the second is far more extensive and it compares favourably with intervening Exhibitions. The entries of live stock are, with the exception of the entries at the Man- chester Show last year, the greatest received ...
... trees, remind us that we have entered upon the second stage of spring. If during the third of the month that yet remains we should experience weather of the old-fashioned type ti.at tradition associates with April, the effects would be striking, and we should ...
... and Mr. Arkwright second. In the county and local class, Mir. S. Jones, Munslow, was first with a useful bull. Mr. Bowen-Jones was placed second Cows and calves were very thinly represented. Mr. T. Fenn, Ludlow, took first and second with two noted winners ...
... to the mathe- matical papers, consisting of four stages, viz., 1st, 2nd, 3rd. and honours. The papers were con- sidered very heavy in each stage. The students were only allowed to select one of the stages. The time allowed was from 7 to 10-30. About a third ...
... SOCIETY. THE ELEVENTH ANNUAL SHOW WILL BE HELD ON THURSDAY, 11TH AUGUST, 1898. Full particulars will appear shortly. ARTHUR DAVIES, > Q JAS. H. WILLIAMS,) BECS* LLANYMYNECH AND TANAT SIDE HORSE SHOW. A GENERAL MEETING Of the above Show will be held at the LION ...
... Wolverhampton. THE HOLLIES, NEWTOWN. OF LIVE AND DEAD FARMING W STOCK. MONDAY, APRIL 25TH (New- Fair Day). P. WILSON JONES & Co., Auctioneers. VACHWEN, ABERHAFESP. TUESDAY, APRIL 26TH, 1898. pHE WHOLE OF THE MODERN IMPLE. JMENTS and EFFECTS, removed to Back ...