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... SECOND ANNUAL HORSE SHOW to bead on the ATHLETIC GROUNDS THURSDAY, MAY let, 1913, who magniheent prism telll be armed for Local Horner and roddlo Moms, TTOttillr, Galion* Victoria Cram. and Musical Chair Room AM, Shooing and Timbering Tenders an taVitell ...
... ANOTHER STAGE AND VISCOUNT PAIIGAN, Earl Cowley'. eldest For. who left the Army for the *lege. and Plays under the name of Mr. Arthur Welleeley. to engaged to marry Mime Pearl Aufrere, the wellAnown settees. [L. N. A. SLOUGH SENSATION. SECOND ARREST IN ...
... WESTERN MAIL & SOUTH WALES NEWS' FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 1981. _ DECREASE IN ENTRIES• OTBALL. The Second Batch of Spring Handicaps. There is considerable falling off in the :lumber of entries for the second batch of spring handicaps which were published on Thursday ...
... MAIL & SOUTH WALES NEWS. SATURDAY. APRIL 4. 1953 QEVENTY members of the Rhyl Operatic Society, who are staging the Quaker girl at the pavilion. Rhri, In ald of the Royal National Lifeboat Institution, wear petunias valued at more than L The 'biretta ...
... :EN E SECONAD EDITION. th WESTERN MAIL OFFICE, SATURDAY, 4.0 A.M. (REUTER S TELEGRAMS.) A] wi FRANCE. nr IPARs, APRIL 8, EVENING.-To-day, in the Legislative tu Body,jlM. Pontalis presented a Bill which proposes to MI exteud the law of 1868 on public meetings ...
... tour through the interior of Bulgaria. THE POPE. ROME, APRIL 2.-The Pope was slightly unwell this morning, but was able later in the day to give several audiences. PRINCE BISMAARCK. BERLIN, APRIL 2.-Prince Bismarck will shortly quit Berlin upon a prolonged ...
... on the 27th of April, 1809. He succeeded to the earadomi. on the death of his I father, the 8rh of April, 1820, so thatt he had en- joved the title for exactlv sixty-five years. In t June, 1878, his lordship married Cicely Louisa, t second daughter of the ...
... NO SURPRISES AT SECOND FORFEITS. There were no surprise forreitx at the second acceptanc: stage of the three principal classic races, details of which were published in the Racing Calendar on Thurs ! dad•. Lord Astor's Mannamcad has accepted for the ...
... WESTERN MAIL & SOUTH WALES NEWS, TUESDAY, APRIL 28, 1981. GOLF. AkssocuinoN. RUGBY,_ PONTYPRIDD'S NEW CAPTAIN. SURPRISE FOR SWANSEA TOWN. SUPERIOR WORK OF BACKS. MR. C. W. JAMES TO LOVELL'S WIN SOUTH WALES CUP. WHY NEATH WON AT EBBW VALE. LEAD CLUB. ...
... Geo. IV., c. ?? ?? Court grainted a rule to show cause why the s verdict shoCAJ ?? be set aside. 3 ,THE MUIEDEPR OF A MISSIONARY IN x MEXICO. The ?? ?? ?? has received a despatchll from Mexico. .:ated April 2, which says :-Six of the prisoer. - arged ...
... TELEGRAm.1 le CAIRO, APRIL 11.-The German and Austrian A. diplomatic agents have addressed an identical a Note to the Egyptian Government requesting an ld early payment of the claims allowed by the In- r- ?? Commission. id CAIRo, APRIL 10. - The differences ...
... 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 ...