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... how complete was the control of all information leaving this •country. The men themselves were erimpletely cult off from the outside world for several days before the take-off wlUle the ban no visitors and on exit permits transformed this Island into an ...
... find her place in , making a home, and not step beyond it, what is she to do when her home is , taken from under her? Discouraged through centuries from taking part in the business of running a civilisation, what substitute has she when her only domain ...
... Scrapbook By JOHN CITIZEN. world tunnels on all fours. Children aged five and upwards toiled alone in those mines Their fathers sometimes took still younger babies down to prevent the rats from getting at their dinners, And thosewho remained above ground ...
... Wartime Scrapbook I By JOHN CITIZEN. WHAT OF THE NEW TAXW? What is there left for hunt to tax now. anyway. Tobacco? we'll pay it wliateer it L. after a violent resolution to alistr.in front smoking altageth..r which usually Jasts for a month. Well, ...
... discover that the Julian system the world had losing 11 lit s.sonds every year for 15 centuries. By 1532 there was a 11 h'EIOWARY lA)ST A DAY. Noa there was only one thing to lie done to remedy thite—drop II days from that year and establish a new calendar ...
... emerge from hiding this holiday. , but while for them it will be a peep into the present world with all its strange new ways, for their owners it will he an invitation to spend an hour day-dreaming of pleasures that, happened before the world began. the ...
... THU CARMARTHEN SEPTEMBER 27 1901 8 FROM THE EDITOR’S SCRAP-BOOK RABBITS FOR THE MILLION It is Britons their digestive organs and enjoy feast The have this week announced that frozen have from -whatever troubles may have to encounter he will Australia ...
... of John for long time the Saracens drove them from Jerusalem and the their place vigorously held by Tommy Atkins is little troubled with old-world romance that night-watch never interrupted by visit from the ghost of one of mail-clad warriors who fought ...
... WELSHMAN CARMARTHEN FRIDAY NOVEMBER 28 1902 FROM THE SCRAP-BOOK WATER AT LAST In iseveral neighbouring towns in Carmarthen of people’s bide for generation back or more Of late been whispered that after all the trouble and expense which Carmarthen has ...
... Arms Llanddarog from Thomas Harries (deceased) to his daughter Elizabeth Harries Manscl Arms Llanarthney from William Morgan to his William Morgan Farmers’ Arms Llanybri from Henry Phillips to Daniel Thomas Joiners’ Arms Llansaint from John Davies (deceased) ...
... THE WELSHMAN CARMARTHEN FRIDAY 13 1903 FROM THE EDITOR’S SCRAP-BOOK NEGLECTED CATTLE COMING TO THE FRONT those interested in stock will be to hear that the old Longhorn breed of cattle after continued neglect and obscurity is being revived again Numerous ...
... Llewellyn received the ball from who had nipped away from a scrummage in the corner just managed to ground the ball All three tries been narrow shaves Jones again failed with the kick Wales scored the fourth try twenty-four minutes from the start this Strand ...