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... Paris market through Rouen. Speaking at a banquet given to the deputation in the evening, If. Waddington, the French Ambassador, referred to the great progress Rosen bad made at a shipping port within theirs& twenty years. Speaking as a former member the French ...
... ST. ASAPH. The Church Tines speaking of lir W. Easterby's book on tithes says that 'it is an orderly and methodical treatise, and the volumn is a very complete monograph upon its subject. FOOTBALL. ...
... managers and teachers ao desire, to encourage this practice in purely Welsh-speaking 'schools. But on the other hand where there is a considerable element of English-speaking children it is not wise to thrust it on a school, which may be disorganised ...
... not the RoodsCcmmittee lie allowed to attend Main Roads Committee meetings, but that they )« not allowed to vote, and only speak questions directly concerning their own divisions. ’ observed if any members did not support his with the view of shirking ...
... RHYL - BAN DISTRICT COUNCIL ELECTION. To the Electron. LADIES AND I again bog to solicit your suffrages. My pest services speak for themselves. With the reduced number of representatives the very best men should be chosen. I have every confidence in your ...
... shall teach you to speak properly, and then to write you speak, said teacher in tbo public schools. “Poor Billy Wilcox r said little voice, apparently involuntarily. What about Billy asked the teacher. •* Please, ma'am. lie speaks through Ills oo»e—be ...
... upheld the reputation if has attained for fine instrumental rendering•, and the applause which nightly greets its performances speaks for itself. The vocalist for the week is that talented artiste Miss Marie Andersen. ...
... offered a premium of £2O. It was decided to permit the boy to be apprenticed to Mr Daniel Evans, Rhyl, several of the Guardians speaking very highly of that gentle. man as an employer. ...
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... mar add that both these gentlemen h..e heei long rewdent amongst na, and are highly reapected by all. They are Welshmen and speak and understand the Welsh laontag*. We are sure their appointment to the leoal Bench will meet with the unanim. oat approval ...
... conviction, Abdul limpid s craving for assassination is distinctly curbed. The German Ambas-' sadur at Constantinople, who speaks with a cool head and a purely mathematical temper, think, the Turks aro beginning to be frightened at their own deeds, and ...