... the Archbishop of Wales, will attend the spring assembly of the British Council of Churches at Cardiff on April 19 and 20. This will be the second meeting outside London and the first in Wales. Edinburgh was previously visited. The Archbishop of Canterbury ...

... of his knights came to the place to look for their friend Peredur When they saw him they began to call' to him. He did not show that he I heard them at all, and he did not' answer them, He would not speak to any of them, but remained in the same place ...

... NO SUNDAY SHOWING OF ARMY FILM PAERNARVON COUNTY stage pla y s and cinematograph licensing committee yesterday refused an application from Lieut. A. F. Greene, of the Royal Observer Corps. Caernarvon. for permission for a private showing of a film for ...

... Official History of the Second Great War, tells me that it is hoped to complete the work before the echoes have died away. A native of Goodwick, he served with the old Pembroke Yeomanry and the 172nd Field Regiment, of which he was second in command at the ...

... Porthcawl accounts, show a loss of £238. despite the fact that revenue for the year was a record. Higher wages and cost of upkeep more than cancelled this out, thowever. The cr.ptin, Mr. Lee . McEwen, in his report refers to the staging of the British amateur ...

... This was demonstrated on Saturday when, after a colourless first half with Oldham on the road to victory. the home aide staged a second half revival and went on to win. Wrexham were down by one goal at the interval after Woodcock had netted. The onus in ...

... per cent.) horses, and 316 (10 per cent.) other cattle. Analyses show that for most of the year the intake of cows was about one per day, but there were 54 casualties in March, 63 in April, and 45 in May. At another knackery 51 cows were received in 17 ...

... PEMBROKIAN. great day and I cannot break away without some brief reference to Mr. film show at the village hail by Mr. Porthcawl. Phil Phillips was held as a joint Thursday, April 6.--Glamorgan Brian Harris, their organising benefit performance between Pen- Y ...

... him back in the same office to defend himself as best he can. He will not find the task easy, for this is his second offence. Parliament showed much tolerance in accepting excuses for his Supplementary Estimate last year. It was the first year of the operation ...

... Tydfil and Wrexham play Chester in the semi-finals. Ninian Park will probably stage' the first atch and a date I have heard mentioned is Thursday, March 30. With regard to the second game. owing to the lack of suitable grounds in the north it is a distinct ...

... CATTLE MARKET Da the new Atte.ted?dins). Tint Deathle Collective of ATTESTED, iII'PLRYIPED. find LICENSED CATTLE. TUESDAY. 11th April, 1250. 12 Nock FARRANT and WIGHTMAN, t sir Mien , ion of holding regular Pc r •-• hs A on the TUESDAY fa eget MONTH. th• ant ...

... Saturday. The Resolven Company staged Y Dyddiadur, a three-act comedy by J. D. Miller, on Friday. The adjudicator, Mr. Eric Davies. Gwaun-cae-Gurwen, said there wae not a weak player in the Resol ven cast. He divided the second prize between Pontyates Company ...