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... rrs OPERATIoNATMR. V. A. THOMAS'S COLLIERY. WORKMEN REttUETE IT'S ABANDONMENT. A deputation of Wren horn the 'Navigation Collieries mein Mr. D. A. Thomas, M.P., managing partner .4 the pany, at Cardiff, ors 34..dey morning, for the porno. of regaerting ...
... received instructions to c. nvey the best thahka to the choir foe their gem., (nay. Coulter —Ws regret to learn that Mr. Morgan Thomas, reviding at Park.row, met wit ha venom accident at No. I Whitworth Pit on Monday. It appear. that the unfortunate man who ...
... chemist, DAN; Thomas Price, draper, 1867; Thomas Ils lea West of England Bank, ; Sir W. Thou.,' 1817.0; Williams, Cefopeunar 1876; Itiehard Pardee, ironmonger, 1871 ; Evan Thomas, Ironmonger. 1872; Arthur Juana Mack Lion Hotel, 1873; David W. Jones, eh ...
... G•thoree Hardy in • tooe of Irony mulled that be did not believe in such recent Now I have nu de.ire whatever ti institute an soak., between the House of G•mews. incident and Mr. Morgan's coaversiom and I will out say with Sir Gathoroe Hardy that I doubt ...
... married men and the single men the d.rmer were et•coe•stul in one Inning., owing to the ei.lendli haulm: of Mr. Thomas Hem end Mr. Frank Hardy, and ti the destrmtive howling of Mt. George Hancock. After the ilietritntion of the prime an iutereeting programme ...
... The popular colonel then proceeded to inspect the armoury and Looks of the company. The bend we, under the leederrehlp of T. Hardy the ambulance costes wee under the I of Corporal Tittle. Undid and cyclists under the n.rumand of U. W. Hawed. After the the ...
... ideate. -11'.C, King gave evidence in this case ale.-Defendant and be only had the dog dined the Frido . Ile nod costs- Day id Thomas wu for like offence. All these defendants were residents at Blackberry•place, and P.C. King gave evidence in this cue ales ...
... MILLINERY, The Rieht Honourable LORD TREDEGAIL cdonel the Itne. F. C. )IORGAbi, M.P. SI, GEORGE WALKER. Bert. WILLIAM THOMAS LEWIS ALFRED THOMAS, EMI, KT. A Sasso/ to moot : good. &on , . sod east ortobto ; signaled is of the moot .pots is R. H. JONES. Clam ...
... H Bailey, David D. Hophin Lewis, Thomas Thomas, T. P. WeitP. J. W. Morgan, H. 1). Howell, M. Truren, W. Lewis, Jumpti Osten, Thomas tViMauls Well, leeks), John Gabe. Dec id Davie., Dd. Abraham, Thomas Morris, Thomas Jetshim. Job. Edmund ...
... the gathern g. We admire Mr. Meredyt`i energy, hot re appreciate Mr. Maggar'. to b0w. Tire LAIC Pam, GNOIWITOWN, Mr. Thomas Thomas (Philowathes), hoe poi:defied a abort hiogiaphiset sketch and elegy of the lets William Prise, who foe some year. held ...
... ELECTRICITY. The ordinary fortnightly of the above holy wu held on Weelnently alumna, there being Mew's. J.P. (abairomn), Hardie John flares. W. Bell, T. 11. Beaty. V. A. Wilk, W. Leone, Joan& Owen, ale I. Thonww. Even Junes, Jarrow. Dr. C. M. Jos., ...
... chosen to ow the aaatforta. Me. Koss Mom. Kr: David Pew darn rho poise of given by Mr. W. Hotrik fix, wax .warded to Mr. David Thomas, who.. •ingiog was pronounced excellent chore competed for the prize of *Afar,d to the children's choir which would lot Cotton ...