In pictures: Early lace making in Malta
Used by ladies to adorn themselves since at least the 17th century, Maltese lace flourished again when Queen Victoria started wearing it
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Used by ladies to adorn themselves since at least the 17th century, Maltese lace flourished again when Queen Victoria started wearing it
Shortly after being installed, he strove for the parish to be endowed with the dignity of a collegiate chapter
February 6 marked the 50th anniversary of the induction of Mgr Carmelo Mercieca as parish priest of Xewkija. To mark the occasion he celebrated Thanksgiving Mas
The presence of troops in Għajn Tuffieħa and Għadira camps spelt trouble for the inhabitants of the nearby hamlets. These soldiers found themselves stationed in an isolated area, secluded from the rest of Malta. Entertainment, besides sports like football and cricket organised by the camps’ authorities, could be found in Valletta, but as Mellieħa was not connected to the railway system and the roads were in a bad state, the journey to and fro was a nightmare. Bored out of their wits, the soldiers looked forward to military manoeuvres. However, while training, they entered fields, demoli...