... THE ANNUAL SHOW ENTIRE HORSES WILL BE HELD AT PWLLHELI, On the lit of MAY, 1879, When Premiums will be awarded as Mew, viz., For showing the but Stallion calculated for husbandry Seoond best do £lo Do. do. suitable for saddle or harness £2o The owner ...

... of a parishioners' church% anlen. (,u, seconded the amendment. 71. said ho cans he could not put it. Re had already ruled, as chainnau, that .Ir. Edward Jones was the only qualified candidate proposed and seconded for the people's elmrchwardenship, and ...

... All the chair he bas so lone and efficiently occupied.—The motion was seconded by the Rev. It. J.i.ltion • and c 3 nied unaniniuualy. —Mr Daniel J..nea a:ul Mr James Edear.is seconded, and it w i case.cd, the Key. Itiehard Jenkins 'tumid be elected Ant ...

... Churchwarden Jones. This showed ao adverse balance on the year's maintenance of about £7. On the motion of Mr Hiudley, seconded by Mr Smith, the accounts were passed as read. Mr Colby proposed and Mr Roderick Williams seconded the' a special eft mt be ...

... GAZIITIII, APRIL SO. 1883. Ia very good vire-cilantro. the Rev. Mr. Davis. He hail conducted the 'nesting' well in the absence of the Chairman, and the guardians would all be sorry not to see him on the new Hoard. propneition having been seconded and &scree ...

... inst•noe of the difficulty of preventing the cossumption of intoxicating drink during prohibited hours. On Sunday, the second of April, a number. l of men carried • cask of beer into a field near Cardiff. The beet WM distribated, and atter the 'scowl round ...

... NEWS AID *ELSH FARMERS' GAZETTE, APRIL 28, 1899 &aid the Beach bad power to reduce the number. Althottffh the total sleeping acoommorlation in his kettle emssieted of three bedrooms, he was informed that kris bad hew billeted with six militiamen. Three ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...