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... fingers. Everybody had to keep briskly on irvihe, Mr. 11. 'Haulm (junior), Mr. Ivor the move to keep the circulation up, and it Anthony Mr. B Cottrell Messrs. E. . Poster,Jimmy Wilde, and Ben Roberts. Was this need to keep mortfig togst warm 'the Chairman ...
... small fry—only whales for one of the spring art exhibitions. Laid him I An eclectic taste is a good thing L a nsdale will ha v e to look to hi s laurels. its way, but it does not enhance the Sir Alfred Mond may have something entertainment of tho crowd ...
... SELECTED may win. others. Beet this-.' . 0: double, NOM R1N0,1, - :,,'. -. ART. ': MEETING. 1.:3--..i 3 : - n i l . ;• 'ZING HURDLE a 1 . 2 EON 0* LOVE .a 12 0 Mr rl2 U 14r e U Yr.• •12 U rr ▪ U • 12 U • 12 0 6 12 U M, . ie.—MCDOUGAL'S ore and May King the ...
... the dispute between the' 8.8. C. and the Musicians' Union one may venture to hope for some satisfactory understanoing. It is hopeful that some kind of truce has been negotiated. One fact may bu stated with emphabis—music from s 8.8. C. studio is not the ...
... country Horse Shows are ttill flourishing. Why not in Cardiff? In order to assist the Committee of the Cardiff Horse Show in keeping alive an institution which bas won great fame and popularity. in the past, the Proprietors of the Wasters Mail have decided to ...
... conquer. The contributions of Wales to litera..: tare and science, to art and plailosophy,': to religion and theology, are but triviall and insignificant is comparison with' what they may become. We are only at the beginning of things. • The best is yet ...
... at the present time after an excess of melodrama and farce is tragedy : One great tragedy would be of more assistance to keep alive the language and to quicken the national spirit than many discussions at Welsh conferences. The Italian coastguard reported ...
... size Heed at Davies•street, Caduaton, remarked that bad been courting defendant for three years. The aequaintiunai Widened in May jest. When sbe taxed t'urnell in Cadoston last June lie admitted paternity, she said, and than made uee k ul tne knife threat ...
... worst . of it so long as somebody that his Locarno halo has been has got spirit enough to keep the no blown o ff , we must recognise that Sir going. This may seem in contradiction I have • t id about the Austen Chamberlain is in a rather tight w hat ...
... assistance to agricul. turista that was necessary for the suocess• ful development of the land fur crops. This allegation may, or may not, be juktitiad, but it was recently stated by the present Mini leg of Agriculture that It was curious that the Government ...
... the world seemed not to know k. The stage he toyed with, oomi4 tragic. And felt he had a master's magic: Still all his struggles long Protracted Could never get his dramas acted. Be thought his talents in the notes art Enough to make him a new Mozart, But ...