Welsh Collection (page 49)

Resisting the Irish
THE IRISH MENACE John Bull and his Scottish and Welsh friends refuse to be coerced by terrorism from the Irish

David Lloyd George, British statesman
Cartoon of David Lloyd George, British statesman

Castrating a lamb on a Welsh farm
Two men castrating a lamb on a Welsh farm in Caernarvonshire, Wales

Pupils in secondary school playground, Wales
Pupils in a school playground, at a secondary school in Wales

Fruit and vegetable stall, Brynmawr, Wales
Woman buying fruit and vegetables from a market stall in Brynmawr, Wales

School dinner, primary school in Wales
Primary school pupils in Wales having their school dinner

Curved window, Wales
The elegant curved front window of a very narrow house at the end of two diverging streets in Wales. Photograph by Norman Synge Waller Budd

February landscape in the Welsh Borders. Photograph by Norman Synge Waller Budd

Edward Ii / & Welsh
Edward presents his infant son Edward II to the Welsh

Ivor Novello / Smoking
IVOR NOVELLO (Ivor Davies) Welsh actor of stage and screen, playwright and composer

Edward Turner, Boxer
Welsh pugilist

Edward Viii / Dog Gwen 10
EDWARD VIII as Prince of Wales with his Welsh terrier Gwen

Show of British Force
A FRIENDLY POWER IN EGYPT The Welsh Regiment (Late 41st) marching through the Metwali Gate in the Main Street of the native part of Cairo

Arthur Machen (Evans)
Arthur Llewellyn Jones MACHEN Welsh writer, noted for The Angels of Mons

Filing Horses Foot
A Welsh blacksmith at work filing a horses hoof on a farm in Carnarvonshire

British Dogs and Gun
Two dogs employed by the Welch Fusiliers to haul a machine gun and its ammunition. They answer every call cheerfully and do not flinch even under the hottest fire

Welsh Bus on Hill
Wales is a hilly country, and its buses are frequently called on to perform quite remarkable feats of climbing, especially when carrying their full complement of passengers

William Henry Davies
WILLIAM HENRY DAVIES A Welsh poet who lived the life of a tramp in England and the US

RICHARD PRICE 1723-1791
RICHARD PRICE Welsh moral philosopher. Dissenting minister in London; established reputation with Review of the Principal Questions in Morals (1758)

Fish Fall from Sky
Fish fall from the sky into the streets of a Welsh village

Welsh Step-Dancing
STEP-DANCING Men, Women & children enjoy the performance of a step- dancer during a miners strike in South Wales. N.B harpist

Pyne - Welsh Washerwomen
WELSH WASHERWOMEN Like French peasants, Welsh woman use a wooden spatula to beat their linen clean on a flat stone beside a stream

Welsh Tearooms
Two lucky cyclists contemplate whether or not to enter some tea rooms, which also have Hovis bread, in the mountains of Snowdonia, near Lake Tal-y- Llyn, north Wales

Devils Bridge Station
A platform sign at Devils Bridge railway station, Wales, terminus of the Vale of Rheidol Railway from Aberystwyth

Arthur Defends Wales
Arthur defends his Welsh homeland against its enemies

Pont Y Cyssllte Canal
Canal at Pont Y Cyssyllte in the vale of Llangollen, Wales, with a horse-drawn barge

Jane Welsh Carlyle
JANE WELSH CARLYLE wife of Thomas Carlyle

Mercia V Wales
The Mercians attack the Welsh, who have sided with the Danish invaders : Ethelflaed, sister of Alfreds son Edward the Elder, leads the Mercian cavalry with enthusiasm

Welsh Defeats English
The Welsh defeat the English at Corwen

Railway accident at Abergele, north west Wales
A railway accident at Abergele, north west Wales, when two trains collided on the Chester-Holyhead line. This is the scene an hour and a half after the accident

Military / Welsh Borderer
A member of the 24th South Wales Borderers

Jumping Cult
Welsh Jumpers

Horticultural fete, Chepstow Castle, South Wales
A horticultural fete taking place at Chepstow Castle in South Wales

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