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... Huncoat (12). JUDITH BAXENDALE, 56 Mill Hill, Oswaldtwistle (9). LINDSAY HALLWORTH, 39 Kingsland Walk, St Dials, Cwmbran, Monmouthshire (2) JANE MAWDSLEY, 16 Shawdough-drive, Rochdale (9), LAWRENCE SEED, 8 Swinbrook-road, London, W.lO (2). MICHAEL WINTERBOTTOM ...
... daughter of Mr and Mrs A E Wray, 8 Carlisle-road, Accrington, has gained her BA degree at the University of South Wales and Monmouthshire, Cardiff. Gillian, a former pupil of Peel Park Primary School, was head girl of the High School in 1965-66. She intends ...
... to the High Commissioner of Palestine. While giving his new motor car its first run, Mr. John Webley, of Abersychan, Monmouthshire, was killed. A tyre burst, and the car mounted an embankment, %y ...
... OVERPOWERED BY VIOLETS A month after he had taken possession of a farmhouse in Monmouthshire, the tenant was forced to give up his bedrpom owing to ah overpowering perfume of = violets (says the J* Westminster Gazette ”)s ; The house, nearly 300 years ...
... any water, anywhere, you may prove its worth to-day. Hudson’s is unexcelled for wholesome cleanliness. d in . ' who f in Monmouthshire. In early Victorian days St. Govor’s was in charge of an old dame, who for a trifling sum supplied glasses of its famous ...
... yesterday these had been reduced to six :—Mies E. Bagshawe- Walker, night superintendent and deputy matron, Newport and Monmouthshire Hospital; Miss May Godson, matron, Fleetwood Hospital; Miss Annie R. Hamilton, sister, Borough Hospital, Bootle; Miss A ...
... THE TEACHERS \ ———— AL a Conyerence of the National Aesociation of Assistant Teachers at, Newport (Monmouthshire) loy Saturday Mr. ], K. Edwards, a Cardiff de(egate, said teachens were not made of the | came stuff as ¢olliers or they would come oy, on ...
... from the Ralace. stands the well of St. Govor. It is so called in honour of a saint who founded a church at Llanover in Monmouthshire. In early Victorian days St. Govor’s was in charge of an old dame, who for a trifling sum ¢ supplied glasses of its : famous ...
... populations exceeding 100,000 the rates ranged from 9.7 in Essex to 15.1 in Carnarvonshire, 15.2 in Oumberland, 15.6 in Monmouthshire, 18.2 in Carmarthenshire, and 18.3 in Denbigshire. In the 77 great towns, in each of which the population at the census ...
... the use of Cuticura and is rapidly getting cured. Richard Barrett, Mission to Seamen Institute, Ruperrastreet, Newport, Monmouthshire, England, Nov. 24, 1909.” Reference: R. Towng an Co., Sydney. The Rev. Andrew Robert Fausget, D.D., CQanon of York Minster ...
... dcsiessensennsins 4 0 17 0 J. Spowden ..ceeeeeeen 4 1 12 o R, Newstead .ccccceeie & 0 ] 0 A couple who were charged at a Monmouthshire police court with kicking each and striking a policeman were named Mr. and Mrs. Fury. During the last 12 months Scotland ...
... part three : Samuel 6.so—Songs of Praise from Bethany Baptist Church, Risca, Monmouthshire 7.2s—The Forsyte Saga part 25: Portrait of Fleur B.ls—The Great Stars Viva Zapata 10.05—News followed by 10.15—Omnibus pi esentinlg Benjamin Britten and his Festival ...