... city public, libraries until 1808, when he became the first lii.rar nn (.L the rational Library of Wales. Although not Welsh-speaking, Mr. Bal.inge- has an extensive knowledge of literary Welsh, and his splendid work for Welsh bibliography is universally ...

... recommending further standardisation of electrical equipment and the abolition of protective duties on electrical imports. Speaking to the resolution., Mr. E. Rogers Manchester) said it was time that they stopped tinkering with these foolish little taxes ...

... in this column that Bill Samuels, the old-time boxer, as Welsh-speaking was incorrect. Mr. T. H. Furlong. a well-known boxing referee, of Fishguard, tells us that Bill could no• speak a work of Welsh. Furthermore, b e could neither read nor write, ...

... believe me, we carried on wonderfully well notwithstanding. Life was more spacious, less rackety. Our ambitions were, generally speaking, more modest, but they were pursued with more resolute obstinacy. lam sure we worked harder, but there was a more genial ...

... Sank the Mystery Ship Q 12 Captain ERNST HASHAGEN, Commander of the German Submarine U 62, who came to England recently to speak at Reading with Commander Norman Lewis, R.N. : 41 3 f • ••••••• ASK YOUR BUILDER FOR MORE ELECTRIC PLUG POINTS You can then ...

... He was the officials of the fire who out of the building Town Hall the the town the far the river splintered the building speak disaster iron been its During the morning stood silently in the scene the tragedy In the Hall bird in progress pathetic feature ...

... the sincere wish of all that a repetition of a recent dreadful accident in Haverfordwest should never occur. They could not speak too strongly about this matter, and that was the reason why he was appealing to all motorists to protect lives. Mr. F. L. Green ...

... to take advantage of the advent of the New Year to resolve to cultivate henceforth a rougher demeanour, and especially to speak in a louder tone than I have hitherto been accustomed. I can assure you that all my friends in Cardiff will be astoitished ...

... presidential address to the conference of educational associations at University College, Gower'street, London, on Wednesday. Speaking of the lure of investigations. Professor Cullia suggested that the craze of cross-words and acrostics was a Benefaction of ...

... two before leaving Australia we were given a big send off—a crowded meeting in a large hall in Sydney. It got to my 'turn to speak.. and I introduced myself as • native of Llandyssul. Hullo! Shir Aberteifi. shouts aoniebody from a far corner of the hall ...

... and in the course of his official duties has to speak the Malay, lwanese, and latigllagett. His old friends hare given him a warm welcome, and they are delighted. that after over three years' he speaks as fluently as ever. • The night before Hailing lie ...

... the building rur - the River Cart. Shattered windows and splintered doors are the only scars the building now bears which speak of the disaster, although at the rare exit a large iron gate has been wrenched from its hinges. OPERATORS PLUCK. The spool ...