... banjo, and is capable of getting as much music out of that instrument as it will yield under the severest pressure. Mr. Thomas Hardy, who takes a prominent place in the front rank of English novelists, was born in 1840 in Dorsetshire and commenced his ...

... 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 ...

... travelling on the railway, when he said to his fellow-passengers, in the course of conversation which had started about Mr K--ir Hardie, who had just visited Cardiff I have been a repre- sentative m the Cardiff Council, and I am going to b returned unopposed ...

... was better that Mr Keir Hardie should speak out his mind and say what he thought. (Voices: We deny it.) The] CHAIRMAN appealed for a hearing, and, amid Aome confusion, Mr Keir Hardie left the platf m. Dr LIKACH said Mr Keir Hardie might have meant to put ...

... Mr Kir Hardie, M.P., on the Labour policy. The meeting was held under the auspices of the Neath Fabian Society and the Neath Trades Council. Mr David Randell, M.P., presided. Amongst those present were Councillors Hopkin Morgan, A. Russell, Thomas, and ...

... xErr TIIIIIBDAY, 271 b, ISM following la Eaters tedraest : Poprese—lire. THOMAS (Uses Cestrelto—Madare HAMAN ELLIE, HAM. WIC OWLNE. H. A. T. JAME& Baseo—laesers. Z. D. THOMAS. ALC.W., mai TO DAVIE». The CHAPEL Yr./. LIAM. Vlollas—Nmster Loa:asps&l4-11adiase ...

... Cardiff; Mr R. J. Field, Cardiff; Mr H. Hooper, Mr J. Hardy, Mr Jeffrey (Messrs Elliott and Jeffrey), Mr H. Lace (Al.,tssrs Lace and Sons), Mr W. H. Morgan (Barrv), Mr D. Radcliffe (Messrs Evan Thomas and Radcliffe), Mr Sydney F.Walker (Cardiff Elsctrical ...

... lvgaid vn agored ; a'i ddesgrifiad o ddyfroedd y Vyrnwy, yn e 1 gyfeiriad tyner a tharawiadol ht ddylanwad y diweddar Dr. Thomas. Mae yn dda iawu genym weled fod yr boll hapyrau, hyd y gwyddom, dyddiol ac wythnosol, yn rhoddi y f.th ganmoliaeth i'r Anerchiad ...

... terminated. VISIT OF MR KEIR HARDIE, M.P. This (Thursday) evening meetings are an- nounced to bo held in support of the Labour candidates for the Spiotfc and Roath Wards— Mr R. Davies and Mr Tor.i Taylor—at which Mr Keir Hardie, M.P., will be present. Iu ...

... was better that Mr Keir Hardie should speak out his mind and say what he thought. (Voices Wo deny it.) The CHAIRMAN appealed for a hearing, and, amid some confusion, Mr Keir Hardie left the platform. Dr LKACIX said Mr Keir Hardie might havo meant to put ...

... affairs in the Adamsdown Ward. Mr Wm. Rees (chairman of the Ward Liberal Association), Mr Robert Bird, J.P., Councillor E. Thomas, and Mr Benjamin John were present, representing the official Liberal party and Alderman Carev, Dr Mullin, Mr Courtenay, and ...