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... | JNEVYS IN BRIEF. Mrs Agnes Gallagher, mother of Dr Thoma. Henry Gallagher, the dynamiter in gaol ic England, i dead. Mr Holman Hunt resides at Fulbam, but he does bis paiutiug, or did until recently, at a studio iu Chelsea. The S:. Petersburg ladies ...
... Stephenson, 16, De Burgh-street, Cardiff, clerk; H. Radclilfe, 4,' Dock-chambers, Cardiff, shipowner; E. Thomas, 4, Dock-chambers, Cardiff, shipowner and J. Hardy, 15, Conway-road, Cardiff, engineer, who take one share each. Messrs Daniel and Charles Radcliffe ...
... WEST nUTf DOCK, Feb. ZO. Edith, Ewett, Bristol. Brothers, sillvey, Bristol. WEST BUTE DOCK, Feb. 21-Liffey Maid, Hall, Fowey. Thomas Elizabeth, Hawker, Cork. Lady Salisbury, Miller, Roads. Jane McCrea, Clary, Greenock. EAST BUTE DOCK, Feb. 20.—Kopernikus ...
... century but a manuscript was found at Utrecht which contained the whole of the creed, and upon it being submitted to Sir Thomas Hardy, chief of the British Museum, he declared the writing to be of such character as net to be later than tha sixth century ...
... visitors, if having the worst of the game, were successful enough in keeping the enemy at bay until, by a phenomenal run, George Thomas sprinted slick -in from half-way. In the second half, right at the start, they secured a tplendict chance of levelling. England ...
... on be proceeded to refer to what had been done by John Burns, Keir Hardie, Thomas Manu, and other leaders in social and labour movements, and, though called upon not to bracket Hardie with Burns, declared that two men more honest or more single-hearted ...
... lais, 2200 Messrs G. Borwick and Sons, R50; In Memoriam SydneyGdchrist Thomas, £ 50; Mr Alfred Scorer,210 16s A. S. G., 210 Mr J. H. Appach, JBS5 Palmer, of Rhsoht, 950 Mr T. K. Hardie, £ 10 and Messrs Benetfink and Co. £ 10 10 J. The Homa Secretary has ...
... Jones, W. James, R: Thomas, and Meredith Williams Messrs J. Crow R cbardeon, S. P. Wiils, A. H. Tot mas, F. S. Bishop, J. F. Hardy, S. S. Mock, David Glasbrook, Rees Jones, Isaac briasbrook, J. Thomas (Court Herbert), David Howell Thomas, W. H. Edwards, Rhys ...
... Jones, W. James, R: Thomas, and Meredith Williams Messrs J. Crow R cbardeon, S. P. Wiils, A. H. Tot mas, F. S. Bishop, J. F. Hardy, S. S. Mock, David Glasbrook, Rees Jones, Isaac briasbrook, J. Thomas (Court Herbert), David Howell Thomas, W. H. Edwards, Rhys ...
... Being anxious to see, and being wiltug to assist in labour representation, I aiii anxious to avoid all causes of failure. Mr Thomas Robinson, M.P., for Gloucester, on,ys It gives me pleasure to state that I approve of the object you have in view. The plan ...
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... Mr W. H. HUGHES read letters of apology from Mr J. Richards, Mr F. W. Evans, Dr Roberts, Mr J. Kear-Hardy (Ayr), Mr Handel Cossham, M.P.. Mr D. A. Thomas, M.P., Mr D. Randell, M.P., Mr C. Burgess, Mr Sydney Buxton, M.P.. Mr S. T. Evans, M.P., the Hon. Bernard ...