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... patent). It is cripple )n3 scheme. X- An Aberdare man said last week that only re two men understood ?? Mere- 1 dith and Thomas Hardy. The Rev. J. -S. Jones, B.A., Brecon, has a bdtriad of antipathies-prince, prelate, priest. AdHe would probably object ...
... Heugies Osallwan), J. M. M Jones (Brynaismtai), W. Evans (St. Thomas, b Swans a),J. Daivies, (Cwmamman),Stephen DavyS a (Swansen), John Evans (Olvdach), G. Roberts It (Sto riston), and Thomas Jones (Clydact). e Inongsb the congreostion were Mr. and Mrs ...
... hon. president and Mr. W. Millar vice. president. Mr. Evan Jones, who, in conjunction with Messrs, Charles Hillman and Thomas Hardy, hald audited the books,presented a very satisfactory financial report. The workmen having decided at i heir last monthly ...
... Charles H. Hoekon, Thomas 1. Whitamore. Williaum H. F. Bleby, Graimiger Hargreaves, Joseph Rowley, Amos Burnet, Edwvin J. Southall, William J. G. Bestall, John R. Ellis, Henry J. Parker, Frederick Boden William H. Sarchet, Alfred Hardy, Thomas J. Price, George ...
... M. KEIR HARDIE, M.P. Mr. Keir Hardie, M.P., twice yesterday addressed the members of the Cardiff Labour . Church, supplemented by visitors in consider able imiubers. Just as pimples vn the skin of a usually healthy person show there is something wroug ...
... MR. KE tR HARDIED, M.P., AT CARDIFF'. ADDRESS ON THE LABOUTR -- ?? On' Thursday evening at tltA C11lon1ial-hall, C-ar. tl cliff, R titeeting wail held under thle auspices of the *~Cardiff ?? Society to hear an address from in ~rMr. Keir Hardie, M.P. Dr ...
... 1 MAj. KEtIT HARDIE, M.P., , | ~AT NE'IATI'4. ADDRESS 01\ THEt LABOUR ag PROBLEM. ?? E A large number of people assembled at the price Gwyn-lisll, pNeatli, on Friday night, to hear an M1r. V nddress from Mr. Heir Eardis, MP., on ' Thle takes Litbour Fioblean ...
... sentenced to two mouths' iils- prisonmrent with hard labour for assault- ing the police at Pontypridd on Saturday night, and Thomas UAr-ams, who attempted a rescue, was sent to gaol for a' fortnight with hard labour. General Sir Richard Harrison, conimand- ...
... with the words A division of the ?? vital imoportanes vill bh taken. The whip is signed by Mr. Thomas Ellis. Mr. William Stunders and Mr HEoir Hardie gave indications ol Wednesday afternoon of a disposition to go into the Government lobby to- day, ...
... Association, which will be held on the second Saturday in January next. SOUTH-WEST HAM. RADICAL OPPOSITION TO MR. HEIR HARDIE. Mr. Heir Hardie's seat in Parliament is to be contested, and by a Radical. On Saturday afternoon a deputation representing toters ...
... the toll, Counoilloi Thomas at ey the Adaisdown Ward was called to account. He was on the committee which allowed that chause to, pass, end yet> be did not defend his own colleagues. That was scarcely hardy manhood.- Mr. Thomas at the council meeting ...
... ms David G. Thomas, of Ystalyfora and Bryn. BV t., amman, formerly of Ystradganlais, grocer and ho be tin-plate mnanufacturer; Detesiber 5. Bc f John Roberts, Glasgow.House, Cefnrnawr, sci o grocer and draper; December 6. an ,- .William Hardy, Blackwvood ...