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... SECOND EDITION. I I Wnwrzan MAIL ageos. $20a FALL OF KilARTOUM. BRITISH REVERSE. TE CITY IN THE HANDS OF THE ENEMY. GENERAL GORDON A PRISON ER. A BRITISH GENERAL UWNDER HEAVY FIRE. OFFICIAL CONFIRMAnON OF THE NEWS. OFFICIAL DISPATCH FROMI LORD WYOLSELEY ...
... WESTERN MAIL & SOUTH WALES NEWS, THURSDAY, APRIL 7, 1949 RUGBY Maesteg Showed Promise Mrs. Roberts Retains County Championship Masers'. 14-6; Mr. Bleddyn Williams's. XV. 2-1-13 Attendance, 3,000. By J. B. G. THOMAS MR. Bleddyn Williams's XV. defeated ...
... Evans dropped • good goal for Penarth. Swansea's Second Half Supremacy Swansea, 34-11; Aberavon, I.leS in a bright and open game at St. Helen's yesterday Aberavon showed inure enterprise in the early stages against Swansea, and took the lead on tyo occasions ...
... who quoted returns showing that the seamen in the navy had of late years deteriorated in physique and in discipline, though at the same time there had been an improvement in the moral character of the mien. The motion was seconded by Admira lIsErsn. Sir ...
... 2 11.164, December 2nd, January-March 2 15-16 d to 2,1 d. April-June 3 1-16 d, July-September 3W all paid. Oils.—London: Linseed easier—spot sellers IBs 6d, October-December 6d, January- April 16'. Day-August 17s sd; cotton steady -crude Egyptian spot ...
... SATURDAY. APRIL 1914. LORD ROBERT CECIL IN CARDIFF. The visit of Lord Robert Cecil to Cardiff yesterday was a popular event amongst the Unionist party. Lord Robert is a stiroug and a sympathetic figure in Parliament. Connected with Wales by ties of ancestry ...
... TIHE BRIDGEND DOG SHQW. Mr. A. Stevens, of Cardiff, writes to state that in looking over the prize list of the Bridgend Dog Show, wvlsich was inserted in Thursday's Westeen .Afai, , he noticed that the NevEoundland and St. Pernard's class was omitted. ...
... revived in the Monmouthshire centre a week ago, when the iesponse was so great that it was immediately decided to stage another show. The promoter has taken great pains to see that the interest will be sustained and another right of thrilling sport ...
... SECOND TRAGEDY OCCURS IN SAME FAMILY. Th . gory of the deAth of the wife of James Theta. • labourer. living near Three Lords. Pendine, aa told to the coroner's Amy a little time ago. ie etil! fresh in the memory of keel readers, owing to the circumstances ...
... SCENES. FIRST SCENE-SHIFTER: Bill, the manager's put the wrong dress on that feller. SECOND SCENE-SHIFTER: Oh I It's all right. He doesn can get the leading lady on the stage NEATH AND ABERAVON. EXTENSION SCHEMES IN THE HOUSE OF LORDS. The Select Committee ...
... pasture the holding of an agricultural show only necessary to take walk in Catha.vs Park. There will found an abundance grass, although not a seed hao been sown since the visit of the Bath and West of England Show last year. Mr. Charles Thompson i s , ...
... Britain puts top jet on show THE Faaey Dclia 2. holder of the world air speed record of 1.132 m.p.h., will be seen by the public at thr , Farnborough fly:ng display and exhibition next week. Two models of this research aeroplane will probably fly at speeds ...