... elected had to obtain a clear majofity of the meeting, and eventually the following five were chosen:- Bros. Martony, London; Hardy, Hull; Lacxland, South. narpton; Lister, Leeds end Hudson, Leicester. Sixteen districts went to the poll for the right to appoint ...

... oiruit; Sap. Thomas Thompson, MBl A. | Cinderford (Newham, Robert J. Thomas, *1P esley J. Evans (Lydney). Cark, w all oh Chepetown,Philip clli sge on on Sunday in every quarter with the Minister of the j Dsonriouth Circuit. Abergavenny1 *Thomas Henwoodwho ...

... utteodance, over which Mr. Charles Thomas presided, The Chairman explained that the object of the gathering was to elect members of the Executive and General Committee of the Bristol Liberal Association. Mr. Charles Thomas was re- elected chairman of the ...

... presiding. The guardians present were-Messrs, G. Pearmon (Depty, Governor), B. 0. Stephens (ex.Governor), C. Witl, W;: Thomas, G. Thomas, J. G. Plmley, J. CouthrdJ. J. W. Lane, T. IT. Adams, Mf, Levy, A. A. Levy,. F. G. Gilore Barnett, W. Pearce, C. Penn; ...

... FARMER, At the inquest, yesterday, on George Ha~rdy, farmer, who was murdered at South Wheatley, on Sunday ever, lug, George Elston, farm servant, deposed tbat ata quarter pas t six o'clock, whilst passing Hardy's boasa be heard cries of Murder and the ...

... were also present Miss Winkwyorth, Miss Clifford Mice Woollam, the ReB S. WV. Wayte, Dr Mlillard Ieneral Daubeny, Colonel Hardy, Mslor lfumoey, Meesrs . eow, J. Pearce, J. Bastow, W. Perry, C. H. Mayo. J. R. Iles, N. Palmer, J. D. Lucas J Creed, F. Martiu ...

... Mr Threlfall's resolution on the eight hours question, which was eventually negatived, along with an amendment of M1r Keir Hardie's intended to extend the scope of the motion. It was decided to hold next year's meeting at Dundee. The Speaker has derived ...

... Richard Hopwood - St. David's, Thomas PbilliPs; Aberyatwoth, Thomas Idorgan, Thomas Jones; Tetunituen (AberystwitO). Rlobert Raokerte, Jacob Pritelsard; Machynllsh, Heuryl Hughes, John Robserts; Llanidlices, John Davies, Thomas John Pritchard. David Young ...

... read by the R1ev H. Barraclough; and prayer was offered by the Rev W. H. Gibbs, Another hymn was then announced by the Rev R. Hardy, 0 Lord of hosts, whose glory fills (No, 992' Wesleyan hymn-book), and, having been sung, the assembly was addressed by ...

... M,P., P Mr T. D. Love Jones-Parry, of Madryn Castle, Pwllheli, and Mr James Kiteon, Leeds. b Sir Thomas Brassey is the oldest son of the late Mr ] Thomas Brassey, the well-known railway contractor. He el was born in 1836, graduated at Oxford, where he ...

... There were also present Mra Prentice, Miss teikwortb, Mises Clifford, Miss Woollem, the Rev S. W. Wayte, General Dauheny. Col. Hardy, Major Ramsey, Dr Millard, Messrs A. J. Stanton. J.P., P. H. Pollew, J. Pearce, S. Cortis, 6, Jones, C. H. Mayo, J. D. Lucas ...

... vice-chair, and there were also present Mrs Prentice, Miss Clifford, Miss Woollam, the Rev S. W. Wayte, General Daubeny, Caol. Hardy, Major Rumsey, Dr Moore, Mesmrs W. R. Barker, J. Dole, A, Shipley, S. Shield, S. Curtis, S. Pearce, W. Bryant, F. H. Pellew ...