... I AM IN THE PLACE WHERE I AM DEMANDED OF CONSCIENCE TO SPEAK THE TRUTH; THEREFORE, THE TRUTH I SPEAK, IMPUGN IT WHOSO LIST. ...

... I AM IN THE PLACE WHERE I AM DEMANDED OF CONSCIENCE TO SPEAK THE TRUTH; THEREFORE, THE TRUTH I SPEAK, IMPUGN IT WHOSO LIST. ...

... I AM IN THE PLACE WHERE I AM DEMANDED OF CONSCIENCE TO SPEAK THE TRUTH THEREFORE, THE TRUTH I SPEAK, IMPUGN IT WHOSO LIST. ...

... the next meeting that in schools where there are head-teacher speaking Welsh the language shall he a claps stilijeA, and further, that in future no teacher shall he appointed unless he speaks both languagee.—The Chairman You can't do that. You can't bind ...

... Methodist (ankh. date, and others carried in, almost bodily, from the streets. Then the chairman mile upon the Rem. W. Jones to speak—tremendous cheering, load clapping of hands—for Mr. Jones just now requiem encouragement. Ant he refuses; all the enthusiasm ...

... Gaol at Cardiff. The Salary £ 250 a year, without resideuce. Candidates must be Members of the Established Church, be able to speak and preach in the Welsh Language. The Gentlemen elected by the Justices will be required to procure the approval of the Lord ...

... cost atid Pay Accounts of the Mining and Coal department combining .Out door and Gllice V> eric, who writes a good hand, anll speaks Welsh. Salary, £ 80 per Annum. Apply hy Idler, post-paid, to Mr. F. Post OHice, M-rthvr Tydfil, stating age, qualifications ...

... light the valley stream. In shadows dark, my verdant Second lies. Yet there the nightingale's sweet plaint is heard Alas! thev speak to listless ears »nd eye*. Those beauteous stars! that stream! that fall! that bird Such,(lights and sounds no raptur. hive ...

... observations upon them will appear in our next. A Father is recommended to make personal application to the gentleman of whom he speaks. All Correspondents are requested to send their communica- tions postage free, as they otherwise cannot be received. Our ...

... disfigured if any of the teeth are lost, and a disagreeable impression is produced. Where the teeth are good, there is when speaking or smiling especially, a fasci- nation, present, which prevents further examination of the countenance. The new Incorrodible ...

... To Drapers' Assistants. WrANTED, TWO ASSISTANTS, who understand tile Drapery Business, and can speak theWetsh fyantiuii.'e.—Apply (personally, or by letter, post-paid) to Mr. T. Heme, Draper, 12, High-street, Cardiff. WANTED, A GOOD BLACKSMITH, who perfectly ...

... Balsam when ocea. terms requiree.—Yours faithfully, JOHN WALTER MORGAN, req., Brynheulog }louse, Hirwain. THE BRITISH ARMY SPEAKS HIGHLY OF r. Boling the two years that our Regiment were in Pembroke Dock I used your Tudor 11 illiams' Balsam of Roney. and ...