... The average attendance during the past month was as follows: Boys 84, girls 75, infants 67. During the previous months of April and May the percentage was as follows: Boys 888 and 90 . 5, girls 79 - 3 and 80, and infants 80 and 77 respectively.— Archdeacon ...

... Wednesday and Thursday, March 10th and 11th, High-class Harness Horses, Match Pairs, Show Horses and Hunters, 15 hands and over. Friday, 12th, Hackneys, Show Cobs, and Ponies. SECOND WEEK. Wednesday, March 17th, Heavy Town Mares and Geldings. Thursday, 18th, ...

... the organist (Mr C. J. Gwynne) played Handel's Funeral March. THE MILITIA.—The recruits assemble at Welsh. pool on the 4th April for 63 days preliminary drill. Old hands assemble at the same place on the 6th June for 27 days. The annual course for recruits ...

... TR Q„„„ G. W. H. WAKEFIELD, ( HON- SECS' JOHN LEWIS, Secretary. TANAT SIDE HUNT AND DISTRICT HORSE SHOW. A GENERAL MKETIXG Of the members of the above Show will be held at the LION HOTEL, LLANYMYNECH, ON MONDAY, THE 30TH INST., AT 11 O'CLOCK A.M. It is ...

... and ?>eir Sittings of Eggs, IMPLEMENTS, Dairy Vessels, and FURNITURE. Sale at One o'clock prompt. ABERYSTWYTH STALLION SHOW, APRIL 5TH, 1897. rpRE North Cardiganshire Association have de- ,0- cided to offer a Prize of 120 for the best ^'allion calculated ...

... of the stage,lamongst the decorations being numerous plants lent from Powis Castle gardens. Most of the costumes were provided by the lady parishioners. Many of the children were very young but all faced the footlights with confidence and showed intelligent ...

... (ap- Ca ,r F- WATKIN, in seconding the motion, said ejjp ain Mytton was a man of the greatest experi- the pand had attended nearly all the meetings of ^6 K°Unci1' as well as the committee meetings, tgjj great pleasure in seconding that he be elec- (applause) ...

... have stopped one shot taking effect. Price, the new man, showed most promising form. He heads capitally and tackles well, but he must try and recover himself when beaten in a tussle and have a second go. For the winners Sexty, the outside lt-ft was far ...

... of zEl4 6s lid referred to at a previous meeting was ascertained by the cheque book, but it did not show from what it was derived. The receipts showed that at the end of June, 1896, there was a balance in hand of zCl4 6s lid, received from the Charity ...

... able to estimate what will be the team's position in any league com- petition, for which it may have entered, at the end of April. Footballers and more especially those directly concerned with the success of a club, are apt to become too optimistic in viewing ...

... LBTTIB-ANDREW, Glan Hafren 1 geeg W. GWTKKK-VAUGHAN, Vicarage J KERRY FLOWER SHOW AND SPORTS ON SATURDAY, AUGUST 31ST, 1895. JOHN EVANS, SECRETARY. NEWTOWN HORTICULTURAL SOCIETY'S ] SHOW & FETE FRIDAY, AUGUST 23RD, 1895, (NOT AUGUST 16TH AS PREVIOUSLY ADVERTISED) ...

... Beedles. in reply to the Mayor, said that when defendant offered to pay the fare he did not show him anv money.—De- fendant, in defence, said lie had been at Ashhy Show. They vould nut book him tnrough, and when he got to Shrewsbury he Lad only time to catch ...