... WIFE-SELLING IN ENGLAND. Som9 faint recollection of Mr Thomas Hardy's Mayor cf (Jasterbridgc m,)y have been in the mind of the counsel for the defendant in a case of assault upon a w)fe just heard before the West Riding magistrates at Leeds. The following ...

... D. A. Thomas. Against the BiU. Sir R. Webster Mr SSiaw Stewart Mr Gathorne Hardy Viscount Folkestone Sir Donald Currie Mr Usborne Mr C. P. Villiers. The majority of 347 In favour of the Bill was made up of 266 Liberals (including Mr Keir Hardie and Mr ...

... SHKBEENING AT CARDIFF. On Wednesday at Cardiff police-court—before Mr T. W. Lewis (stipendiary) and Alderman David Jones Thoma James Mitchell was charged with the illicit sale of beer at the Vic- toria Stables, in Tudor-lane, on Sunday, the 29th January ...

... for Wales in the matter of the appointment of magistrates will be placed before the Lord Chancellor to-morrow by Mr D. A. Thomas. Mr W. Abraham (Mabon), Mr William Williams, and some of the North Wales members have also been asked to speak, but in the ...

... the Bill, and a further reduction of one must be made owing to the absence unpaired of Mr D. A. Thomas, one of the Liberal members for Merthyr. Mr Thomas, who has been seri- ously ill, and had to remove several weeks ago to the South of Europe, hoped ...

... nattended: —Bros. H. Samuel, W.M., Butu Lodge, 960 W. C. Peace, P.M. and treasurer J. Thomas, J.G., W. Symonds, d. Plews, H. Lace, H. T. Box, A. Kendrick, M. Thomas, O. Purnell, C. W. Peace, J. H. Ferrier, A. Fielding, J. Hogg, W.M., Tennant Lodge, 1992 ...

... asked, however, why copies of the resolution should not be sent to Mr D. A: Thomas and Mr Pritchard Morgan, the members, for the borough. Several persons observed that Mr D. A. Thomas was a coalowner, and it was replied that he was not a member of the association ...

... the inscription :* Thomas William Shaplaud, died July 12th, 1893, ald 27 ycajs. Wreaths were sent by .1.me, Willie, and Mary, Mrs and Miss Evans, John and Mary Huwland, Mr and Mrs H. Shap- laud, Ann, Gwen, Edith, a.nd Mabel, Mrs Hardy, Mr and Mrs G. Shaplaud ...

... Also the following Radicals, namely, Messrs Storey, Kearby, E. J. C. Morton, Sir E. J. Reed, Haliey Stewart. N. Smith, D, A. Thomas, Major Jones, Sir E. Webster, Mr J. Stuart, Mr J. Wilson (Govan), Messrs Robert Burnie, J. Carvell Williams. Wason, A. J. ...

... Churchill, 16. The voting of local members was as follows :— Anglesey, Thomas Lewis, 24. Brecknockshire, W. F. Malthnd, 16. Cardiganshire, W. B Rowlands, 26 Carmarthenshire, Abf-1 Thomas. 18 J. Lloyd Morgan, 26 Major E. R. Jones, 44. Carnarvonshire, J. B ...

... COALOWNERS. FURTHER QUESTIONS IN THE HOUSE. In the House of Commons this afternoon, Mr CAMPBELL-BANNKKMAN. in reply to Mr Keir Hardie, said he had no information in regard to a statement that the officers in charge of the troops in South Wales had met in ...

... congregation of bard is Chapel, Ystradgvnlais, have presented Mr Rees Thomas with a gold watch, i„^c™ni- tion of his services as conductor of the sinking at the chapel. Mr R. Thomas is now stunvinsr at the University College, Cardiff. Mr T. E. Davies ...