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... . AMONGST THOSE PRESENT LY FRED MAY The Newport Chamber of Commerce Banquet was held at the King's Head Hotel, Newport, Mr. Wilson-Bartlett, J.P., the President, taking the chair and doing it extremely well, supported by, amongst others, Mr. Percy Phillips, O.B.E., one of the Vice-Presidents and incidentally the Belgian Consul, and what some people may consider even more important, a former ...
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... . THE CHOSEN OF ENGLAND THE FIFTEEN MEN TO MEET WALES THIS WEEK. Whether or not the darker international colours of Wales are chosen because Swansea and Cardiff are esteemed to be such muddy- places, it is certain that the England white dress shows the mud more, so that, though at the start of this week's Twickenham struggle the term white hopes may be admissible, it will probably soon have ...
... . LOOKERS ON SEE MOST OF THE GAME. Drawn by Fitz. ...
... CARDIFF'S CUTY FATHERS THE LORD MAYOR AND HIS ALDERMEN- -BY FRED MAY Cardiff's civic buildings are acknowledged to be the finest in the whole country, and the Lord Mayors of the capital of Wales and everyone who has ever been an alderman or in any way connected with the City Council are very justly proud of them. This gallery of speaking portraits is almost sufficiently eloquent ol itself, but ...
... There's poor old Plantagenel. He s come an awful cropper on the Stock. Exchange Really Rather I He's even having to have his last season's Rolls turned i BY STAKELU ...
... . Continued from page 148.) away and left hardly a trace and a damn good thing, too, so far as I could gather. I remember there were times when that evil glow encircled the very gates of light, when I was scared stiff about dangers centuries before I was born. The worst, I think, was when simultaneously at Salamis and in Sicily Greek civilisation was fighting for its life. For some faint ...
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... . SOME BRECON CELEBRITIES- -BY FRED MAY I onriont Charter datine back to 1457 A.D., and is the horne town of many men Brecon, the hub of Central Wales, h oreSent Of those in these pictures Lord Glanusk, who was formerly in the Grenadier of mark in the history of our land past and pres'- rt,Arcv Halj M p is the member. Major Edwards commands the Guards, is the Lord-Lieutenant of the county, ...
... . -BY FRED MAY SOME POTENT, GRAVE, AND-- SO-FORTH SIGNIORS- FRED MAY In this gallery of striking portraits are the Lord Mayor, his secretary, and several well-known members of the Bristol City Council. Alderman A. Dowling, Alderman Sir Wm. Howell Davies, and Alderman Sir John Swaish, K.B.E., are all former Lord Mayors of the Gateway of the West. Bristol's Royal Charter was granted in 1373, and ...
... THE HOKQUIRABEE A3RTIEEEBY COMFAMI. SOME OF No. 3 COMPANY, H.A.C.- A 11 *1 -BY FRED MAY mese martial portraits were made on the spot at the headquarters, H.A.C., Armoury House, E.C.I, on the night of the annual th6/ Company of this distinguished unit, which traces its lineage back to the old London Trained Bands, and is D on°re °ne t'1£ 0'^est 'n British Army if not the absolute oldest. Of ...
... . the SUSSEX BADMINTON CHAMPIONSHIPS AND A SQUASH MATCH CELEBRITrES AT HOVE r,L SB won by J. W. A. Bonar, did not attract a verv strong* entrv. [Caricatures by Mel C ...