... Government in 1373, but which would fail now as it failed then. The Irishman who now thought he could throwaway his arms just as Grattan disbanded the volunteers, in 1882, would find that he had placed himself in the power of a cruel, nnreienting English ...

... Monk, Charles J. (Gloucester) 309 L Moreton, Lord (Gloucester, W.) 135 L Morley, Samuel (Bristol). 115 L Stanton, W. John 139 C Yorke, John R. (Gloucester, E.) 127 (One seat vacant.) ...

... Joseph R. Bailey, Mr John Bourne, Mr Crawshay J^'ley, Mr Evan Bevan, Mr James Barrow, Mr G. JJrook, Mr John J. Blease, Mr Thomas Cory, Mr Robert Capper, Mr H. L. Clifford, Mr Edward Cousins, C.K., ^aptain Colquhoun, Mr John Cadv, Mr John Cory, Mr iucnard ...

... native of Cardigan- shire, but had resided in Mountain Ash for eight or tea years, was a married man with a family, well known at Mountain Ash, and highly respected. On Friday, 6th August, 1880. plaintiff left Mountain Ash to proceed to Cardigan, to attend ...

... 1 for sing- ing Comrades in Arms. The principal prizes for singing w ere won by Messrs John Powell and W. Williams. The prize of 10s for the best rendering of Gwlad yr hen geinnen Werdd, was equally divided between John Powell and Llew'r LI an, Ogmore ...

... Phillips, Mr John Paddon, Mr James Walker, Mr T. Wilson, Mr M. B. Williams, and Mr Iltyd Thomas. The following Borough magistrates Messrs James Rogers, J. C. Fowler, T. Cook Davies, Thomas PoweII, J. dark Richardson, Richard Hushes, John Buse. D. H. Thomas ...