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... precedence the second cordially thanking the 2.)0 members of Parliament who voted in favour of the Bill. thus securing the second reading by so large a majority,and soliciting the same measure of support for the Bill in its subsequent stages and third, warmly ...
... LIMITED. ])A.I'i.Y SET!.TICK CARDIFF and WESTON bv .SALOON SSeamer D Y LK.WK C.VRDI1M- LK.VVK WESTOX. SAT., April 29. — 7.30 u.-rn., SAT., April 20. — BJ0 a.m., 3.0 p.m. 8 40 p.m. MOX., 1. — S.15, a.m., MO.V., May 1. -9.15, a.m., 3.50 5.45 p.m. 4.50. 7 ...
... deferred until the contract is complete. Mr. Wallington seconded, and it was carried. MEDICAL OFFICER'S REPORT. The Chairman reported that at a special com- mittee meeting held on the 6th April to consider the Medical Officer's report, it was resolved ...
... Open Handicap, First Prize, £8; Second, £ 2; Third, £1. Entrance Fee, 5s. 150 Yards Open Handicap, First Prize, Z8; Second, £ 2 Third, £ 1. Entrance Fee, 2s. 130 Yards Novice Race. Open Handicap, First Prize, £3; Second, £ 1; Third, 10s. Entrance Fee, ...
... of the surgeon-instructors appointed by the technical instruction committee of the county council, was examined for the second stage of the St. John Amhulance Association on Friday evening last, at the English Congregational Chapel, Barry, by Dr. Wallace ...
... TOWNS. Saturday, April 22.—Departure of the Rev. A. E. Couch. Now that the Cardiff people have found their match at Barry in Port Sanitary matters, I find that they are preparing to spend a nice little sum in erecting a landing stage at the Flat Holm ...
... as there was no public mortuary in the district, guardians were not bound to bury the child.—On the motion of Mr. Barstow, seconded by Dr. Treharne, the cost incurred in the burial was ordered to be paid. AN IDDESLEIGH-STREET NUISANCE. Dr. Treharne asked ...
... offered to nominate him. (1; Shame.) In conclusion, the speaker said that the attitude of Mr. Saunders in the whole matter showed that he was entirely unworthy of the con- fidence of workinar-men. Mr. J. Rees. secretary of the Trades Council, delivered ...
... the proportions of the horse showing that the artist must have made a careful and minute study of it. In facb not a single flaw can be found in the whole canvas, the exactness of detail, even down to the garden produce, showing the most minute attention ...
... Particulars as to Letting may be obtained on application to—THE MANAGER. [316 CARDIFF HORTICULTURAL SOCIETY, 1892. FOURTH ANNUAL SHOW, ON WEDNESDAY & THURSDAY, 17TH 18TH AUGUST, NEXT, PRIZES £ 300. For Schedules, &c., apply to H. GILLETT, 66, Woodville-road ...
... ball was driven from one end of the field to the other and was very even, but the 'Quins managed to put on two minors. In the second half the home team played with better combination. Smith just missed a shot for goal from a free kick, the ball striking the ...
... in the Union, that owing to the illness of Dr. Davies, who was public aaccinator for the Maesteg district from the 9th of April, 1890, to the 25th of March, 1891, no less than 336 out of 382 vaccinations performed during that period were done by deputy ...