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... party's No to any farther natietioUsation. No to the nationaliesdeet otatsel, of of effluent and diemnettalisatiam of • • Speak*/ Of full employment,* Cooper said full employment wee not any single party's policy. wee above party politics. His party ...
... bwing memory at mother flaatb Pow Wilma. Or Meal St. wed posed awaf Fab/WO 7. diS sat a speak& day Wog to- mind ; do of bard to dad. j aas ino sameatbered • by Walter ad GI/Amur. loving moor, ag Mac,' pasted airy rued: ...
... posterity, and speak fur itself to the g mentions yet unborn; 4f an indus Inoue period in the days of their forefathers—a period of cultnral en. deavour ; of triumph; of glory, a• reward for the unwnchable faith in lofty ideals, Speaking of your triumpus ...
... 10, Miners Institut*, Rhos at 8 p.m.—Speakers W G. COOPER Mar Conservative and National Liberal Candidate) and others • Speak for Britain. Vote for Cooper. avel7onevreleonfe. Questions invited. Published by V. Wesile, Agent, 20, Regent St., Wrexham ...
... County (ouncil). Representing the Rusbon Bench of Justices were the chairman, Aid W. F. Humphreys (who was prevented born speaking owing to indisposition) Messrs Maurice Evans (Clerk), F. Bate, T. W. Jones, and J. W. Williams. Wrexham Hospitals Commit ...
... foneddigss wahoddedig, Mrs Myfanwy Howells, gynt ye aelod pwysig o'r 8.8 C., ac sydd ar bye o bryd ye gweithredn fel y Welsh Speaking Measles' of the Narrowd . Women': lasiitate. Llywyddvryd y cyfatfod gan Morris Jonee. BA, 0 Phan YU lwyno Mrs tr dijraideithas ...
... people? 13•Kondly, the Aolwydydd. What', axcellent opportunities, one thought, ! were afforded by precnring the: hall, yet, speaking from experience, its interests, though varied, ate of. slight educational importance. The only event which occasions its ...
... of high standard in the last quarter. Two of their recent recruits had been top at the police school. He added that welsh-speaking policemen were essential in the , country. HOUSES FOR POLICEMEN A letter from the Welsh Board of Health stated that the Health ...
... compulsory powers but it needs a bit of gnt to move on. I shall want to know who our men, and I rdwaris vole dor a Yee grit to speak %willows( 8, elrest 91'41 MUIR t ' • wining raw i40 1 !- 4.1 . /1 , iii=4llo4*.clot . 1 7 8040 Itlift io i i magie:n _ z . ...
... SCHOOL gade had their annual supper. The ft wag reported that them is now presentation of certificates took place an of Welsh speaking rh y_ dre „ anJ 50 members of the class, Johngown &ha* and ft sheeted by Sept. Rogers received suggested that should awards ...
... taken in the male voice cumpetition at Llangollen year owing to the fact that Rhos were teprcsented by three choirs. This speaks well of the musical material ot our village (for after all it is only a village) and we wonder if any other place of its size ...
... Ernlyn Griffiths, secretary of the Rhos Choir, for the arrangements made on our behtlf, and all the members of the choir speak very highly of the hospitality shown to them by the people with whom they stayed. The bond of friendship made during oar stay ...