... this. Mr Harrison-1 second the resolution. Mr Tyler—lt is open to a future meeting to retire from the scheme if it thinks fit. The Chairman—Yes, certainly. This resolution has been moved by Mr Tyler, and, 1 understand, seconded by Mr Harrison, and I ...

... began anew with them. In general we might say that a nationie old which has passed through twat of the stages social activity which correspond to the stages of individual activity : sod, although th•s is always subject to the proviso that the life which represents ...

... water solitaire was the work of Mr Harry Giles, who showed a copy in sepia of as illustration entitled, My mistress wants her This was a splendid work, I and attracted may admirers. He also showed • very picturesque sketch from nature of Post Crwore ...

... CARMARTHE.V, FRIDAY, APRIL 23. Coming events cat their shadows before. Lord Morpeth's excellent and mach-needed measure for improving the sanitory state of our cities and towns is doomed to encounter all the hostility which a certain class of persons ...

... paused the second reading, that they would accept any amendments carried in the Committee, without knowing what they were. After suggesting a variety of reasons in favour of a uniformity of suffrage for all classes of voters, and citing data to show that the ...

... CARMARTHEN, FRIDAY, APRIL 1, 1836. Gagermictt FAIL —lt is said that arrangements are making on the lAudon and Greenwich Railway to convey 300 passengers at a trip. As the carriage , . make now four trips per hour, this would give 13.200 persons, and as ...

... THE WELSHMAN, CARMARTHEN, FRIDAY, APRIL 4, 1879. longer any need to canoe& the secret underhand move- meet. which were going on .t that period in European politica, end the prevent article mikes more than one eu r iuns revelation of kind, The exciting ...

... THE WELSHMAN, CARMARTHEN, FRIDAY, APRIL 11, 1879. GLAMOROANSHIRE QUARTER SESSIONS. The hotter Quarter S. We opened at Beanies cm Monday. Fremont—Mr R. 0. Jones (chairman), J. C. Fowl., (depety-rhairinati), M.nrs W. Gilbertson, 8. 8. H. Hormen•Foilier ...

... of the second one. Roth calves took always their fall quantity of milk, andgeetnett not to he affected by the stiffness, except when they could neither stand nor walk. I kept thens on for Porno time by feeding them lying, hat as they did not show any symptoms ...

... THE WELSHMAN FRIDAY APRIL 27 1894 PRIMROSE DAY Tribute to the Memory of Lord Beaconsfield who departed this life April 19th 1881 Composed fob the Welshman ’Tis the nineteenth day of April frost and have away the air is soft and balmy on this happy festal ...

... THE WELSHMAN, CARMARTHEN, FRIDAY, APRIL 25, 1890. PATZNTS. - APPLICATIoNA lot PRoTISIONAL TyrryTl• At the first place he began with about 460 woe - 6694, Lotinga, 33, Cambridge:-street, Cardiff, capital, and kept 'sieve or eight cows lie was worth Wales ...

... ponding week last )ear 184, at a coat of £2l 15s. For the week ending April 3rd 188, at a cost of £2O 120 6d ; correepondiug week last year 184, a a coat of £2O 15s. The Master's report showed the number of inmates to be Lest week 31, against 27 in the cor ...