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... 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 ...
... 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- ...
... will conclude its work before the end of the week. It is thought that a settlement of the case has been arrived at. Mr. Keir Hardie and about 70 members of the Social Democratic Federation have left London for Zurich to attend the Inter- national Workmen's ...
... lunehing the Prince inspected the Yeomanry on the Roundway Down. THE EIGHT HOURS BILL. MR. D. A. THOMAS, M.P., AND THE IRISH MEMBERS. Mr. D. A. Thomas, M.P., in the course of a letter to 'tthe Daily Clmronsile writes In a leader of Saturday you say ...
... local members was as follows:- r Aen(iiSEiY.-MI.. Thomas 1Teii'is, 24. id BRiCKNOeKSemliit-3.1-r. W. F. MAitlamnn7, 16. C(Alinrc-AmsiiL1a.-MV- 'IV. 13. floN'ladis, 26. ly C.hiAmnnsNsmrim-.-. Abel Thomas, 18; Mr. J. C Llo-d Meorgai, 26; and Mal jor 13. ...
... would be laid on the table of the H&iise iri a few days. POSITION OF THE U1I-NIEPLOYED. MIR. GLA4DSTONE REPLIES. Mr. KEIR HARDIE (L., West Harna asked if the Government would at once appoint a small Select Committee to consider the question of the unernployed ...
... contninifeg beer, and there was an empty 40-gallou cask covered with sawdust under the mntiger. Defendant gave the name of Thomas Jame3o.-A question arose as to tire occupation of the premises. which consists of several stables rented by different parties ...
... the possession of certain . goods held by Thomas John, of Liausainilet. Mr. E. Powell appeared for the execution creditor. and Mr. Jones (from the office of Messrs. liobinson Smith and Son, Svansea), for Thomas John-The goods belonged, it was con- tended ...
... fourteen. Tealms;- Pc -soe's Ninie: G. W. Parsons (cnptnin). J. Taylor, d J. Smith, J. Vaussghan, G. Lemon, C. Harrison, J. Thomas, C. Carthy, and T. Gomim. Blachanes Whites: Y D. Morgi-s (cpipisain), C. Wil'iams, W. Gardener, T. Y Morgan, T. Seely, G. ...
... their evident acquaintance with all phases of Lthe educational movement in Wales. a MR. KEIR HARDIE AND THE, GOVERNMENT. THE LIE DIRECT TO MR. ASQUITH. Mr. Heir Hardie addressed a meeting on t Sunday night in Newcastle-on-Tyne on Twelve t Months of Democratic ...
... tlse Parish Chumcb, Aber- e gwilly, on Thursday, the marriage took place of is Mr. S. W. Thomas, Rushmoor, Carmarthen, o eldest son of the late Mr. D. H. Thomas, 0 Derllys, and MBiss Emily Francis of Penygraig, rnear Abergwilly. The Ven, W. E. James it ...
... Hourse. and watched le3 the proceedings from the Peers' gallery. aWORK FOR THE UNEMPLOYED. InI reply to questions by Mr. KEIR HARDIE (G., West Hamr, S.) as to tho powers and duties of hoards of guardians in finding work for the unemployed, Mr. FOWLER (President ...