The Cambria Daily Leader

The Day's Gossip. I L,-ader Office, Fviday A colleagus hu wnftcn up for'to-day's iMue previcuM royti visits to Sw$jisea} here I may be tJerblitted- to -*rite bi a,N- iLt:m9D.ióu as th&t of tlio Prince of Wales of the ii-use ot \V m<ko¡-tba.tot Llywelyn the Gre&t. In 1217 laywelyn, fed u,p by the defection of licinald de Brooe, pushed south. He marched acroM the inoi-&bses of the .biapk Mo&atams, &ad down the vafiey oi the 1'awe, ;beot un showmg de itretoa th&t hie <iay WM not yet aone. itegt. t'ald, ot Mdrse, got tue, wÍIl(f u¡í,d,.WlÙJ. six, li'is 4-iaijiit 4u <mj ¡,bY; uyer-ted i' Iurtllet:ruin of H.R.H. and the 6th. I I A dwnoc, corpora «t the 6th W- he won sOiUe f4me in France witn ms dukes "-ttlid the r.Wry of a visit by ttie .Prince of Wales to t" trench within his lotwere¿;ooUi' theír <hity by the J6oche. in passing, li.R.H. accMtent&ily kick:eti the nM baeket, and witn& m&rry, word' 6t tpology o AxtQ 'tO,t.hf, upset w<tit <Ht)d pt thmgs light again. The corporal jiM some opia.Mn ot the Prmce. The Pr!nM's Welsh. t l.ae Prin<?e, as i_i' as JL know, hasn't ad. ventured .any- v eløb this trip, but it is v.orth whiie recaHjhg that in the Inveeti. tdre speech ?t (;Qxnatvoxi h(I iipradg 4 cotipie <M -sentence& oi Yf hen i&ith upon Uie uejtighted <nMttemcc. H!s Grandfather. I I nave among tho odd volumes of Puach n 1 trea&arc to IIPéi6 away the tedium of eickneas, the volume for ISM, and in it iii a pictureQl John lieftli-" a IIancy portrait of the Prince of Walee on his return from Uie Unitc-I Statec." It depicts H.M.H. Junicr—nineteen yeam of age—sitting in front of the fir." his to the mantel, a Habajia betweea n< lipe, and about eight èC!gg;'inr whiàkra, goatie-faahion.t em.&j'gmg irom A youthful chiD. And he is raying to the shocked H.R.H. Senior—tne prince Consort— I\ow, sir-'ree, Bf you'll .tiquoT up and settle down, 1'11 tell you all about my travele." Some accompanying iknes run: I caicul&te. though WalØf M youtig, he'* gathered marty a wrinkle. H.R.W. a< Oyster Merchant. I The Prince ot Wal<s, in the course of his journey to Langland to-day, will pr<- oabiy be pointed out the oyster fishinj area, and the aimali fis.4ing Reet lyiug m the oamg. It appears that his Duchy of Cornwall had oyster beds on the chores m&ittg the Ltmrd of to-day. 'Dheee Cor- nish oysters were much appreciated, and the Cornish oyster nsrheriea J nourished aboat a hundred years ago, wTien they <ee!n to have faUem away and been for- gotten. The oyster beds, however, re- mained, and quite early in the war period the Prince of Walee, through hia Council, bought a once valuable oyster farm at BLel* ford, and set people to work to rwive the industry. The oyatera produced there are fine, fat and Juse4bue. The Prfnoe's Watch. -1 I Tne democratic manner <tf the P?nce of WalM is aptly portrayed in ?n incident in which & Swansea man, Mr. Tom Wil- liams, o? Gwydr-crescent, Swansea, was concerned. Mr. WilliMqa M a clever amateur oonjurerj and somo time before the armistioe, while near Arras, he was called Upon to givo 4 turn in an im. -proraptu 'èt>ncfirt IsOI4 in a chateau. One of hi6 tficka wa& that of a disappearing vatdh, and in response to a request a young ofScer in the front <&w lent the re- quired article, and hugely enjoyed the jokea passed on the watch, which are cus- tomary to be passed by the entertaineT under sotch circumstanoeef. The entertain- ment being over, the young o&oer con- gratulated Mr. Williams on his item, and had a little chat with him. But it was not until afterward? that the Swansea man discovered th&t the owner of the watch which he had jokingly criticised was none other than the Prince of Wales himaelf. Fly in the—Eye. f I felt awfully bucked up the other I evening when I took a visitor down to the Mumbles. He had ver se6n our train before, and it delighted him: Mi- deed, he declared ho oouid ask nothing better of Me than tne time to ride on tcp all tha livelong day..Xo wonder I f<? proud. But earth's joyB are transient, I as I realised when a go<?d-sized gnat got in my friond'a eye, and it took me longer to got it out than it had taken me pre- viously to listen to his praises. There is always a ny in the amber, ian't there? Woman *Police. I I believe that among my readers there will be dtversiRad opinions ae to the vis. dom of the Swansea Watch Committee in dectdin: ag&inst the principle of women police. Swansea has a fairly good record from the standpoint of morality, but it is generally admttted that there li a netd for Eluch UOèial -work amongst our young girls. Cardiff, also a port, has no womou pohc«, but 8ritvl.aD,{t.wQOrt &nd o,, er. port towur,eiLuploy them. and ,W]:th good resalts. Glasgow for A ionc t)me haa bceQ satiBned with one woman polica oi&cer, and the Y.atch Committee in that city hM d<-ctded, in view of the elective wortc done, to appoint several more Bristol employs 13, Birmingham 8, Southampton 7. and the n umbers in other towna range from half a dozen downwards. No one will deny that there is a class of work among young girls-and, a very hn- portant <!<ss. too—that could better be done by.woBMn pojtiee. I undecstand t.hat the matter is to be raised again at the .Council meeting: -t.> I -"t:: :.< 'i ,i' '¡"tYI.j 'P[6tar6o' 1 ( lrav.e you ever noticed how few photo- graphs there are of Swah&ea'e Guildhall ? J have, but not until the other day when <t friend happened ,o aek me for one. He was good enough to adm're the amtique otd buildng, which we d.-Igmify by th&t BaoM, and waited a picture of it. I did f tJ:Leobvmuc, thingi- &ad f:r:ed to' buy Mm & p;?ctur& pott??d. ? ?e? onet. a?er a<Mne seajoh bu?t it, WM a?a?y-ooloured one.' a-nd my friend objocted to i? on the ecor? í that it bbscared aJl the eotnbre beauty af the hall I tried again, lookng up my little store cf guide books and the like. Alas' it waz of no a.va.U. So I ca..led at the GUldhILIi I -tnd aeked for a photograph of the building. FoUed again; they hadn't one. Aa a laet reeouroe, I got a ph::ogra.pÀer on the scene. Later, I wae tfHing a Leader coHea.!fue all &bout it, ,,&nd he 'produce# the very-. picture I w4ntM- Dui he had time, thel"é'à .'haH:'á-oozen'neg-áb:n.e' Of the; ha.U in Swansea. I wonder whether it T< becaua? we are a,%bamed of the.bitUding? Our reticence M in etriinng 6ontrwt to the pr'de of Card'n' in its City IMI. anll I believe it is easier to obtain a picture of Cardin'6 old Town HaU thaa of SwMt- w's 'on

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R.Ir dell87 ? ?/?—W?D?<M S?TJ,?'? PT ?T? ? ;?- ?.? w '-T" <?Fp ??? CO v?rt'< (f'N ("r.I."tf.\ M'f Bl' It. 7 Abov nIr G-+) T YO'!ln¡; 6 ç 7 Kr;szbt of Pfnce fMr F. C-u-T.,in) P.97 (C"ut, t?. T1"brp. J'T rMr C, TT.t,).T'oor & Prhate Trenton (Xr M. Trm, I Oo-t1" frV 8- 7 1" ffr Q. 'l'r) John Chinfinan (Mrs C Taoo') T!tboT-)).97, ?jv?a! P?. hf< ff?nt P???) .R?re 495 T? w 4 9 ? 3'?rr CMr K. B?t'?l?v? Sp'?itire Synio?w (Ttr F Ber'a?n) ill.nv;t,ral PnT'1t fV-r TTPRR94 M'm,t9.pnt\ fMr 0. Tr1 ,T9.bt1r a 9 4 Curj <Tfr W. da Rhodee 8 4 Jack Shenha.rd (Mr B. Rcdftyrd) A. Day 3 4 Fr,ancaW (3fise 6 Kello"K).Bathc S 8 l M<. Petite (Ma-.to- V. Miaa,):Escott 381. Ra,intonBcUe(MrW SmttME&ndeU ) 8 t 3 0- 4CUEVRONS CUP fa. Coritit.hj&!) ITwi. dca.p of 20 sovs to the winaer a.ed 20 s' .8 in addition to the second. Mile &nd a he.t, The <*wner and tho rider of the wi-"Tier wHt each peoei\e a epuvendi cnp. flTe8(,.trl by the Sajtdown Par? Ol?b- tho ?wner of J' th? winuctr a cup vaJuf. 50 ?OT& and the j rider a cut) value 26 <.o\'e Grand glani (Mr 8t"!lttónJ.Pdva. 5tS 7! Sari B:thr (C'a<pt. Shirley). P:iv&te 4 H 10 A Sitt' Lt-Ool. WiI:ø:fe!<1.PQpe :.4 9 8tU! CToth (,M.I' A. jj 7 Smrt (My A. 'Gwilt a. 11 7 Fla.iK'n (Capt. LevesoG('Ver) I T Youu, e. 1,1 5 Waltz (Mr H. J3rown),Tabo.r 5 1 4 i)t;tJlit> Ro-y (Mr Wipra,m).Roole <. M 2 Liddtneton (Mr K. Stewart).. Gordon 5 1.12 Ncilzh,-rrv (Oa,pt. Cookaon).Pool< 6 11 1 Tom Bercey (JKr S. L!oyd/)?w < M 0 C?row? AEKUB ?Ma.j J?ideton) OoIlu!K 4 li 0 Quarterly fO&pt. C S?es) Beaumont 4 10 !< Awteur (C?pt. L. JeOcrson?.Private 6 !0 12 atM'M,Rt<? Mr W. PepMr?.Ba.tt a IC 9 I.ntervetlt¡on(ltr Gir€ar9on?.YQuoc 5 10 8 Lady A?MfMajor Murray?.Gwilt 410 8 fAd,r-.&cgi(,.Ae ir S?u:rrier).N-ewev & N 8 ESKh So<??t? dA-C?] Wina?ld) P(;.pe 3 ? 8 Purity (Capt. W. Holland). H&ro a 10 8 Neurotic (Mr R. Wicra-m).Poole a 1C $ Bine D&le (.Mr ?. Hill).Priva.? a.l$ 5 9 9?—Forty-second Rerewal of the BRIT. ?'? ??W?? TWO.yEAR.OLD PLATE of l.COO sove: for two-year-olde bred and trained in the BriHeh Do- mipiona. Five furlongR. PoltAva (Mr W. Ratihaelt lanton 9 8 6p,,icbedon (Jtfr Jl Buchncajti.GiJuia 9 8 <t}o!d9n Guin.&a (Ca-pt. G Lod€r).GHpin 9 a ArroK&iicp (Lord Wtfbon).H Ijeader 8 12 C'nna (Sir E.. Jard-inej T. NIV iu gh 8 12 Fidd'le-ddee (Mr Bu<taeL.T. Wangli 8 12 TBAo Tray M.r T. rcGume).Oobb a 6 V'ivaldi (Sir E C4aosel) U. Powmey 8 6 ) Fettc," c (TfT W. Ca.zalet).Ta.ytor 8 6 Vesuvius (Mr J. Rhodea).Rhodes 8 6 Brother to Eos (Lord D'Abernm) Lajnbtop86 AyeaLline (1[r S, Denn:if¡L.Pickerj¡1g 8 6 Woodrow (Mr C. Garland).CoIHnc 8 6 Captta c rKr P. Philiim).Barling 8 6 t GattaJD.ela.ta (Lord Harm,ocd) Ja,rvi- 86 Treasury (Mr 0. Howard).ButtMS 8 6 car E. l!ultcn>F Ra.l"f,ÏgQ 8 6 Sea. Oreet tSir R, Ja;rdÙ1el,T Waugh B 6 R<'y&l MoM.nt (Sir R. Jordine)T. Waugh 8 < NapoU (Mr Sot Joel.Loatea 8 6 So<r:uut9 Mr Sol Joel).Loa.ies 8 6 Pmloms c (Mr J. LMa:h'C. Leader 8 6 Svfr?a,I! ?Capt 3. Loder).Gilpm 85 Aj?t?n ?r F. Lupoomb?). o. W:nnrh Tetratema. Ota,]or D. McCaJmont) Per.9IM S 6 ?!M:ul? (Lord WHton.L.n. Le&?r 8 6 ?omTnoM (Mr B. Pa.n:).Pereae 8 6 N.axweU (Dub? of PoTtla.nd) W. Wau?h 8 6 C?torbtu-yTaI? (? Wajtt? .J?ach 8 6 M.a.olcton (Mj Buss<dt.?T. Wa?h 8 (, Totiic Waugh6 TetncHa (Mf Arhyrtght?..?.B. D?y $ < )(irfic?j ,,? 0 <?tf Mumford).Private 8 6 WoJi's Creek o (Mr F. J<?e8).Pri"at? 8 < H'omA c (Mr 1. a.. S w t t ). ,priv<t<< < w" ?9.r ? Mop< J. (I?ty?Miaet? Irs*Q*Tbw ABthotty rMr W. B?U). H?SSS Knuf?a? f (Mr Cajiaet).Tayor 8 3 B.??ea?k ?r Flotcber). Private 8 3 Ba4jZ*o.ok Comta'By (Lord K de W?lden) D. W'åugh 8 3 L&dy 8pa.njtef f (Mr 3LcG uijr an) J. 3ioGudgan83 St. Besve f (Xeior D. Mc0a2iaont) PerMe83 Pea<:b Bl, oqeMn (Mr Beer).Lt-:wh 8 3 lEatHnma.hle (Mr R Faraubarcon) ? Farauha.reonSJ Ktn,ot Pietare (,Mai R. L. 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Wa-ueh 7 3 La,dy ibcll (Mr if Dl,OTll.. ..Linetl 7 Grandoortrt (Mr R. F&rkchc.r.eop) Pa.rquhtraoa 7 On Le&T< (L_ oeut. CoL B. Ruse,I) Da.r!tnsr73 Vec Kor. (Mr J. Baylis).Beatty 7 1 Ortosro fM.- F. Hardy).Uo? 7 0 Anehda. (?r B. Ca?se]_,? ). H Powney 612 ? 9?—ATAL.\NTA STAKT? o? 3.?0 ?-"? 4.IL)'V for thjo'yp?'r?)]d ?]Ji<s on!y: aod rcetiv" 25 povs. Ope mile M yde. Flyinx 8pM<r (Mr W Sin<:er).Ta.ylor 9