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... upwards of 20,000 breech-loading rifles. The population of Constantinople are greatly irritated against England, whom they speak of as morally respon- sible for the misfortunes of Turkey. Erzeroum has been completely invested since the 9th inst. The Standard ...
... kinds of work that must be prejudiced by delay. On heavy lands seed sowing lias thus far been a tire- some business, and, speaking generally, it may be safely said that up to this time potato planting has made but poor pro- gress. The spring flowers that ...
... situation, but he hoped the Government might be trusted sufficient- ly to render it unnecessary to speak at a time when the course of events made speaking undesirable. The Government had stated what their duty was, and they would discharge that duty. ...
... VeterILary Sugeo, W sxham, Mav 5th, 1876. 1185 ni ANTED, a good gene il HOUSE SE KVANT, must be a ood Milker, andable to speak English.—Apply at ± la Captain. near Denbigh. 1169h AGENTS Wanted to sell JEWELLERY, WATCHES, and ENGLISH HARMONIUMS. New ...
... Herefordshire perry and cider champagne, quarts 12s, pints 6s per dozen. Orders payable*—W. Simpson, Market Hall, Hereford. 664j SPEAKING OF CHAPMAN'S ENTIRE WHEAT FLOUR a writer in the Christian World says- Many of the first physicians of the day are prescribing ...
... particulars, Mr Carringtoa, ttoberts' Temperance Hotel, Denbigh. b GROCERY AND* PROVISIONS.—Assistants Wanted. Those who can speak Welsh preferred— Apply to Johiy Fry, Westminster Buildings, Hope street, Wrexham. :J7d WANTED.—A Country RESIDENCE in Denbighshire ...
... Glynne (now the Hor. Mrs Douglas Pennant), speaking injaigh -terms of her private character, and con- eluded by proposing the tcast of The Clergy of the Parish, to which the Rev. Stephen Gladstone replied, speaking in favour of the parochial system. Miss ...
... genuine business qualities the meeting yesterday was »o successful. The prizes offered amounted to nearly ...
... horse.—Apply to Mr Overton, Bodlondeb, Wrexham. 681c LLINERS.-Wanted, an experienced 3f MILLINER, accustomed to serve, and to speak Welsh.—Apply to HENRY DAVIES, Stepney House, Llanelly. 669h WANTED everywhere. Permanent em- ployment for respectable persons ...
... many signs oi mental feebleness. And I am far from fishing to approach this subject in a .hostile way, -Erouo-h I intend to speak some unpalatable and home truths. My .^im is not to destroy, but tc build up, to point cut in a friendly spirit the faults ...
... Bradshaw, County Police Office, Wrexham. 715c mantc. MILLINERS.—Wanted, an experienced 1 MILLINER, accustomed to serve, and to speak Welsh.-Apply to HENRY DA VIES, Stepney House, Llanelly. TO WATCH JOBBERS. T ATED, a good practical WATCH W JOBBER. A permanent ...
... her voice trembled with emotion. Dr. Kenealy was deeply and marvellously affected. He was so over- powered that he could not speak for some time but when he did he presented Mr Guildford Onslow to her, whose hand she shook heartily. The whole scene was- ...