... alive or not, it was impossible, hilt it was • fully developed child. At this stage of the proceedings the inquest was &dimmed to the afternoon of Friday the 12th of April. and the recognizance. of the jurors were taken each in the ertrn of £lO to appear ...

... them. Tlio Vicar I must preach very hard (laughter'. On the proposition of Mr Cocks, seconded by Mr 13ethlows, the accounts as audited were adopted. Mr Morgan at this stage said that there were no outstanding accounts but one of £2 is Oa. which had only jest ...

... ANNUAL , HORSE RACES Will be held on EASTER MONDAY, APRIL 10, 1944. OVER £lOO IN PRIZES. Entries close April Ist, 1944. Further particulars from Secretary: 0. I. JONES. Gwynfe Cottage. Llangadock. AUTUMN SHOW J. R. EVANS & Son, Ltd ABERAYRON TODAY, as In the ...

... delaying factor would re of Aberystwyth. not to make money but to stage shows the sewerage scheme. The Welsh Board Clr. W. G. Pryse suggested that in of the best ouality possible and second Was prasslng that al: houses on whirh order to overcome the difficulty ...

... by the goal The hall was afterwarelgot away, and Roberts worked hard to get It to the goal of the home teem, rod for some seconds it looked as if Denbighshire would some first. Hibbott, however, frustrated their intentions, and was applauded by the on-lookeri ...

... provoke any general debate upon the subject. After advancing a couple of Bills a stage, their lordships adjourned. In the House of Commons, the Prime Minister proceeded, Bills a stage, their lordships adjourned. In the House of Commons, the Prime Minister proceeded ...

... introduce the Irish Crimes Bill, which was eventually brought in and read a first time on April 1 by 361 votes to 253. It was reed a second time by 370 to 269 on April 18, and, with the exception of a few days devoted to the urgent financial business of the ...

... follows : First voting, Lloyd, 9. Jones, 9, Jenkins, 4, Davies, 1. Second voting, Lloyd, 12, Jones, 11. Third voting. Lloyd, 13, Jenkins, 10. Fourth voting, Lloyd, 12, Davits. ..11. At this stage of the proceedings ono of the guardians said that inasmuch as ...

... Alice Thomas and Mr W. GI Edwards (laetist). No expense had bee. spared in making the staging opto.date, costume., scenery, Ac, being duplicates of the originals. The stage, memory, emblem., Ac, were the handy work of Mr Be. Morgan. 8.5.., Cardigan County ...

... labourer, was charged by P.R. Evans and P.C. Williams with having been drunk and d'aorderly on April 23rd, and with having slept in as outbuilding on April 27th.—Defendant did not appear. He was mulcted in fines and costa totalling 14a. Witsfer.—The full ...

... same distance dividing second and third. Time, 2min. 11 Milo Challenge Cup Race.—Final heat: T. Osborne, Polytechnic. I ; T. E. Newman, Unity:C.C., 2; T. G. Brooks, Polytechnic, 3. A fine race, won by • length; a foot between second and third. Time, 3min ...

... MI April 20th. and those of the Western 'fransport Co. on May Ist. 'on fe renee Choir—The final rebel' rsa Is for the Conference Choir have been arranged as ,1 follows :—Friday. April 7th, at 7.3 n ; Sunday. April 9th, at 8 p.m.; Tuesday, April Ilth ...