... Princess Elizabeth on April 21. The Cabinet has been considering the matter and may - well give its sanction to a celeoration on the lines of Victory Day, with a procession and illumi-' nations. Discussions are not yet in a conclusive stage, and other suggestions ...

... APRIL NUMBER OF CONWIMT The April number of ' Comment' the new undergraduate magazine now on sale. It contain , among many good things an article by Sc Charles Petrie. PAILS.. on 'British contribution to Wean civilisation. a review of Lord Cue. ninerham's ...

... Land Bill’s Stormy Second Reading WESTERN' MAIL & SOUTH WALES NEWS. WEDNESDAY. FEBRUARY of C*rd.ft, _ In.porl.nl S.l. of ’AERPHILLY URBAN DISTRICT Ultstfrn lHail 2 l V.t‘ii“«:K c^^- r CO*™*™- .: n S HERN and CRABTREE M~' alalfS /IftoS • *re favoured ...

... Denman:, Germany, and France all showed big advances, France importing 695,633 tons, or 192,000 tons more than in the previous April. Italy rose from 6,700 tans in April. 1936, to 157,128 tons last month. Canada showed a drop of 107,000 tons. Among the ...

... APRIL FIRST. :Mere • porkhitity of Llte Dew Care Hospital beimg ready for Lr the let of April.) We trust the Aryluna's state Will be by then For so the dale. It teems a shame to t!ter What an advantage a tactful clerk iw The clerk of the Llanelly Outsell ...

... presrent. T'le show had gro wn considerably, eit, and iil order to meet tho seormoos expense sor, it was necessary that tie sbow should be umigriv- des tory. Thierefore, Cowbriage was leot in the lurch, 'est ean they wete not likely to have L show at Cow- ed; ...

... LORD TREDEGARS SHOW. lord TredegarS annual agricultural and poultry show will he held on Tuesday and Wednesday. November 25 and 26. Valuable prises are offered. the total in the poultry secuon sinus being no than £4OO. Entxtes close on November 12. SHIPPING ...

... on April 2 with German cavalry, supported ky infantry, made a dashing charge, sabring a great many the enemy and capturing others. They drove the Germans irom the region which they were occupying, and are pursuing them. In the Carpathians on April gained ...

... remaining stages, . discussed the Attorney-General's Bill for E dealing with evidence in criminal cases in the . direction of enabling a prisoner to give evi- I dence in his own behalf. After a long dis- cussion, the Bill was read a second time, and the ...

... Saturday. April 11. 19=. Barometer at rune p.m. .. . N•69lina. eatimum temperature in the shade 5411 Minimum lemperatureein the shade 411'1'. Graaki minimum temperate» Rainfall North-west. Sunday April U. 1921. Barometer at nine p.m. .thSstins. ...

... WESTERN MAIL. FRIDAY. APRIL 30. 1028. AUSTRALIANS ALL OUT FOR 179. BATSMEN FAIL ON SLOW WICKET. ,TOURISTS' BOWLING HIT BY MINOR COUNTIES. The Australians showed, without doubt, at Maidenbeed on Thursday, that they need plenty of experience on slow wickets ...

... A ROYAL SHOW PURCIIAn. Kr. W B. Leis, fernier. of r.k, need the Bradbury Company (Lintitedi. of Conflrtou. Lancashire. for the delivery :of a machine parcheeed at the Haul I nflow la Cardiff. r in the alternative. the recovery of with LIS dastagee. Kr ...