... by drink, and Jackie Cooper, his sagacious youngster, who gets him into training to stage a come-back. In order not to shame himself before hie eon the old fighter stages a great, but hopeless, effort. Wallace Beery in the title Wile sweeps all before him ...

... into Parliament after robes, but lends its importance to the repeated failures in Lancashire divisions, places where one may or may not be ani d h a , b een an extremely me i n ] b ac k! seen at meal-times. The West End of heather, payidg special attention ...

... acres of grass keep at Old Eaton for 13 98. 6d. The contract provided that the defendant would, as far as possible, put the gated, fences, he., in a state of repair. Un June 7 plaintiff pu: 148 ewes, weihers, and lambs on the grass keep. Un July 15 plaintiff ...

... WHAT MAY BE DONE. The prasent is not exactly the ideal moment for making an appeal for funds for any cause whatever. We all seem to be poor together. Personally, I think that cricket ought to be free from the taint of 'the flag-day and the art drawing ...

... instinctively know that fundamentally things are alive and magnificently unspoiled. Quite clearly, the solution lies in a complete reorientation of mind. Courageous thinking is needed rather than an increase in art officials and administrators. If the artists ...

... member of the Hospitals House Committe. _ _ Together wlth Miss May Kelly. a Superintendent Health Visitor from Devon, they are the first women to be included in the party of trade unionists. Stage success LOOKING forward to their sectrul public performance ...

... WESTERN MAIL is WALES NEWS, FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 3, 10 3 0 Haverfordivest Youth 35,000 MAY BE SENT TO Staged Their Own PRIVATE General Election DENTISTS From OCR OWN REPORTER HAVERFORDWEST, Thursday. A c r tl/* WITH 35,000 children on the:'' lists, Cardiff ...

... mind that that assumed the presence of smoke while Mrs. Fox was still alive, said his Lordship. Yon must say for yourselves all the time: Was there any *smoke thero while she was alive? After Mrs. Fox's death, Fox continued his career of romancing, and ...

... TRUE ART OF SCRUMMAGING IS ELIMINATED By J. B. G. THOMAS THB major item of discussion at home regarding the tour of the British team In New• Zealand Is the new• method of hooking and heeling employed who has Atria's - - In the scrummage. tieward play ...

... WESTERN MAIL & SO= WALES NEWS, THURSDAY, DECEMBER 1, 1982. ; 1 .1 1 ANIMALS OF THE WILD ! THRILLING STORIES BY KIPUNG AT last Kipling's animals, at least most ofthem and cer- tainly the best of them, have been gathered into one delightful I 2 volume Animal ...

... committee, said he was very sorry that that anyone on the council should oppose this grant. The arts clubs were the only people trying to foster and keep culture alive in the county. Among the objects of the fund was the helping of cultural activities. Education ...

... —and there may well those people attended who very much in evidence in shops be more to come. Diu. really wanted to. and libraries. Lim% il GEottio: faced plenty of When we tried to point out that criticism when carrying out the there may be no Church ...