... auswer lias pf ceeded from the companies they main silent, dumb. The directors are, pareutly, deaf also, for neither they speak, bear, or heed. Demonstration^ press strictures, memorials, appeals have all, far, been in vain; the evils remain, the retortf* ...

... is some years since the town enjoyed such im- munity. When it is also seen that fever was only credited with 5, such facts speak highly of its excellent sanitary arrangements. The low morta- lity in the present return is, however, mainly due to less prevalence ...

... Provision in all its .Branches.— X Advertiser kjiows of good opening for thoroughly experienced and energetic man, Welsh-speaking must have from £ 100 to £ 150 at command. Advertiser, who is in another business, will advance similar amount, and transfer ...

... and are fully what they are represented to be. We hear them spoken highly of by ail who try them, and their continued use speaks still more truly of ■ u ir worth and efficacy than anything i; we could saY. \\THA J. the PUBLIC say ▼ v H.M.S. Albatross ...

... reference and particulars, Lewis, Draper, Irohmiis. •»7ANTED immediately, ■otl MILLIXI-.R^ accus- V y tomod to serve, and able to speak W elsh.— Apply J. H. Jones, Aberayruii. TO PAINTERS and PA PER II AX GEES.—Wanted, Three good, steady MEN at once.—Thomas H ...

... commended itself to the public, and the results achieved by ex- isting Companies doing similar business in Home Securities speak for themselves. Whilst reany South African Securities alreaùy stand as a considerable premium, it is believed by competent ...

... Professor Griffith Hartwell Jones, University College. Cardiff, M.A. of Jesus College, Oxford, in Welsh reading, composition, and speaking, the Gospel according to St..r oha and the Acta of the Apostles in Greek, the Seventh and Eighth Books of the Iliad, the ...