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... and churches, but it has been a long time since we had a visit from a Welsh company. On this occasion the ' Young Farmers' Club of Pontrhydfendigaid and district sent up a cast ripe in experience of the stage and possessing ...
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... g the loading of a cargo a few ‘'sys a portion 0f the staging gase way, throwing him and workmen into the sea. 'they had a rarrow escape from drowning. It is believed that the shoek and chin sceelerined bie death. 31r 'Williams was ...
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... well-known of our hymns. A SickeMng Sight.—A ghastly sight might be witnessed one morning last week at tlie railway station. .%t the main entrance of of the platforms, there was exposed on a truck, the eareasti of a young calf. It made a ...
... The oiler day, when a weighty woman laded into a Detroit shoe store, and, selecting a pair of No. 4's, sat down to have them triad on, the shoemaker saw that she wanted 7's. But he did not tell her se and start ...
... possible. (More laughter., The lainiff, a lady past ther bluah of youth, p went t into the box. She g a ve her evidence entirely in Welsh with the assistance of a barrister. alio acted as interpreter. She said ...
... for it. Every tinso I go to the house there is row.-Whit do you mean by saying thenis a row ?-She will repeat what she heard on the start, and so canao a bother -.She complains .4 your almence from home, and that you have going away without ...
... view of a-certaining the position in which the Gallica Re s a w a kraal:molt r of Itti!s presented ; but he did not see where the waxy was t tcomeflon. The Marna said the qoarterly meeting •uuld be held shortly, and then Mr Green cAild bnog ...
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... her husband gave her a shilling to go to Llanbadarn. She went by train and took the two children with her. The following day, she asked him for money for something and be asked concerning the shilling, which she replied that she had spent it ...
... %lath him to London to get married. She told him she could i rt treat his. brother ;n siwh a disrespectful Tay. She told him she had had LO offer to go to rrame as a governess. and that ...