THE IRISH RING
... A stand-up tight nay oon be expected between Mr. John Dillon, supported by the Iris~hbishops end priests, and Mr. Timn Healy, baoked up by the young earates, ...
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BACK TO THE MILL
... BACK 0 TO ETHE MILL. ANOTHER CHERISTMAS GONE. ...
WALES BEFORE PARLIAMENT
... SONG:- LISTEN TO MY TALE Of WOE! ...
LOOK ON THIS PICTURE, AND ON THIS
... | The layor of Swamsee says the Sunday Cloing Act is a great blessing to the socialI d moral w r of the inhabitants of 1-swsea ?? h .°tesca *- * - A A * 1 fl * I - - |But be says nothing of the disgraceful ?? that occur regularly on Sundays whioh have ruined the reputation of the Mumbles,. ...
ENGLISH CHURCH UNION
... E: X3NGLIS CU 'HUNION. TIIE NEW CLERGY I OUSE -FORST. GERMAN'S .. ...
RATS DESERT A SINKING SHIP
... R=ATS DESERT' AJ N SHIP, ...
JUST WAKING UP
... JUST WAXINGT UP. ...
WHICH?
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PREPARING TO BOMBARD THE ENEMY
... xt~l- z, / m Yp ?? -& ~r c PREPNRING TO BOMBARD THE ENEMY. ...
The Late Mr. CHARLES ASHTON
... The Late Mr. CHIRLES ASHTON, The Welsh ?? Policeman, who died by his own hand at Dinas MAawddwy on Friday night. The report of the inquest will ba found on another page. ...
KEEPING THE FLAG AFLYING
... When Cardift is a city, And the new Towvn-ball is made, And the boundaries are extended, And the western sewer laid, With weeping and with laughter Still the story will be told How they kept the flag allying In. the brave days of old. ...
CHECKED!
... CHECKEDI ' All shrank, like boys who unaware, BRanging the woods to start a bare, Come to Vht mouth of the dark lair * Whsre, growling low, a fierce old bear L*ies amidst bones and blood.- `oratitS.' ...