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... THE BRIDGEND AND NEATII CHRONICLE, FRIDAY, APRIL 29, 1892. THE FARMERS' COLUMN. POLICE INTELLIGENCE. BRIDGEND. SA.TURDA.Y.—Befere R. W. LL:I9WaLLYN (ehainnta), Colonel FRA.NFT.PN, D. R. R. L. Kluwer, R. K. PRICIRED. ALLEGED ASSAULT. - David Williams, ...
... and Willism L. 'Mom's, second clam. Practical eltemistryadvanced stage, Thomas Jenkins, first class; stage. U. J. McLachlan and Wm C. %reacher, first ChM.. Magnesium and electricityadvanced stage, T. E. Jobs, first ; elementary stage. John ...
... company could have been taught what to do with their heeds, and to avoid gossiping and laughing on the stage the effect would have been improved. , Good stage presence and carriage are not easily acquired, and are often thought of not so much consequence in ...
... William L Thomas, second class. Practical chemistry, advanced stage, Thomas Jenkins, first clues; • olesnrntury stage. D. J. and Wm C. Ken•-lier, first class. Magnetism and electricity, I advanced stage, T. E. John, first clam; elementary ...
... Jenkins and Son of large Rhondda Fault coal at lit od. less per cent., to be delivered at Aberavon aiding the first or second week in April. Recommended that a three-quire book of forms lif mauager's report be obtained from Messrs T. M. Jones and Sons, Aberavon ...
... ended April, 1892, of 38. The Grand Master of the Primrose League, the Marquis of Salisbury, K.G., in his eloquent and stirring address to the members of the League at the Grand Habitation meeting held in Covent Garden Theatre, London, on April 19th last ...
... explain why there was need of education, and showed that in the present day there was great want of uniforadty. She explained what education had done for Denmark and other countries, and afterwards showed what can be attained by applying education at ...
... gardener, found that it paid better to plant potatoes of the first crop to produce a second—i.e.. two crops are grown in one year, the first providing the seed for the second. About the middle of July the potatoes of the first crop are dug, cut, and planted ...
... Jinni's, Evan John, Fred. J..C.Hicholae, Mary June ltoberte, and Alice Walters. F. J. Cox 11:15 obtained good in the second or advanced stage. AI3EIiAVON. Coscssir.—A grand concert was given at the Public Eon. on Thursday evening, the 2nd inst., by the Bethel ...
... physic to the dogs said Macbeth. Throw money to the dogs ! says Britannia. A Yournrub disciple of Capel-curt bothered the . stage manager of a Strand theatre to tell him some fresh character to go in to a fancy dress ball. Said the manager at last, Oh ...
... 440 yarde tOpen).—Pnze, bag donkey to wit. No one to ride hi. own donkey. No stick. or spurs to b, sued. Tree. ON frIE LARGE STAGE. PETZWISKENNAN, the Kinn of Comics, lhe li.nowned and Popular Comedian and 80a0 Vocall.r . .- 1 IN r.— w i th rionnlimn. AN ...
... order to show how this inquiry was brought about lie read certain correspondence with regard to the proposed rearrangement. First of all, a letter was sent to the Education Department, and they wrote to the Local Government Board on the 24th of April, stating ...