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... THE CARNAIIVoN AND DENBIGH HIRALD, AND NOR TI AND sot - TN WALES INDEPENDENT. Teen bulk like two years ago. Before that It was a 7 law Mr. M. &whore suggested that they better obtain legal °peones sa the subject. Mr. J. Roberts deprecated that worse after ...
... outline a which if adopted nation would bring Wales out of dire in three years According to author of the article Wales lost a golden opportunity of saving herself years ago when the movement sponsored by Tom Ellis Lloyd George S T Evans D A Thomas and ...
... intimacy with a servant girl, in the house where he resided, of the name :,of Selina Walford. On tbe fact becoming known to his wife she remonstrated swith him on the subject, when he flew in a passien with her, as he often did, and threatened her. She told him ...
... in the World Mr Burno-Jones a baronet Tixe mau is who can’t” If there were a sale for hearts a number of these articles would their way to remnant” counter Tlieatro is out prisoner like a tenement the Matterhorn entailed A struggle that ...
... honorary members of the committee, which would exempt them from pitying suhsenptions. This suggestion was adopted. and a motion that the other menthe-a who were not a djudicators, an d w h o h a d not paid their subscriptions, should be ...
... feature in the life and labours of William Pnchard was his niter disngard of sect With a true Christian snt he looked upon a Methodist, a Baptist, or a Wesleyan as a brother working to attain the same objects as himself. He trakilled to Bala ...
... out sorts tired weary below a coating on tongue 1 con staatly up a thick mucus phlegm 1 or the heart eating chest sides especially pain and a I forehead Sometimes sharp pains head as if skull with instrument Queen’s life a precious one 6 ” these other ...
... not average 22s a week difference of £15 but 'that- which could easily settled’ Describing the method' at the mills M r said portion material to the mills from a across Railway another portion was Cambrian Railway There was a stage also a ...
... havingdawned a three-miuted brigi rtitie was seesn on the north-west bank, whore the heavy bre.kers corn. pletcly awept over her. The ill-tfated vosee'l was the ' Fred Eugenie, of Portland, U.S. L, biund from ; ir.on, Scotland, to France, with a fall Cat ...
... Ellis, and amongst a quantity of ship tackle, a coil of rope, twelve fathoms in length was diseoeered. Enquiries were made, and it was found that the rope belonged to Mr. J. Rowe, and hod been cut off a coil on board the sloop Hope, a few days before. The ...