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... when addressee w.-re deii vered bv tiie chairn.an. Rcf. Charles D.iv'e-, C amy llor Tnomas, Messrs James E.alls, W. Davies, Thomas, Howell Griffiths, and Lewis Bowni. Wt-ro made to the loss sustained through the death of Mr RohertDavids, who took sueii ...
... wife Sir Hussey Vivian, who has not yet returned from the West Indies, but who had paired in favour of the Bill and Mr D. A. Thomas. The latter paired for the Bill, but was not present owing to ill-health. The following members paired for the Bill .1. Richardson ...
... paving had one or more of their steamers detained, Messrs Morel Bros., Turnbull Bros., Evan Thomas, Radoiiffe, and Co., Hooper and Campbell, Foster, Hain, and Co., Hardy, Wilson, and Co., Harrison, Moore, and Moore, Sic., being the chief sufferers. Messrs John ...
... Stevens's stable at Haley, for Capt. Howard's place, where they will be trained for hurdle racee. Mock Orange is very smart over hardies, and having recently fulfilled expectations in a trial may perhaps be seen in winning colours the first time he appt-ars in ...
... B, 1002, Jones, Hardy, Wilsoft Hampton Roads, Aborac-. ss, B, 1295, W H Co St Nazaire, Duke of Cornwall, B, 1090, Michell, Chellew, Hodges & Co Santos, Carrie L Smith, B, 598, H Rees Jones & Co Constantinople, Flambro ss, B, 1449. Hardy, Wilson Havre, ...
... the Rev Geo. St Clair, who opposed it, other members including Messrs Storey, II. M. Thompson, Hardie, Prof. Tanner, and the presi- dent, Mr T. II. Thomas also spoke, and tho deba!e was concluded by replies from the two openers. DECOKATIONS will be presented ...
... MORRISTON. CARDIFF. Jack Thomas G. Francis Three-quartor..D. Arnold (capt.) T.W.Per.yrsonfcapt.) EtHvavds D. Fitz-,eralti Three-quarter..Tom White. IV. Harris Threo-quarter..D. Klliott Half-back .Ivor Grey Thomas Half-back Thomas J- Francis Forward .J. ...
... Joh&nsei), C Schroeter BnenosAyres, Try eye, Nwy, 462, Syvertsen, Schroeter Cadiz, DourO, B, 211, Thomas, Blindell Bros St Naza.ire, Rosella, B, 864, Donald, M Thomas & Co CLEARED—Nov 16. Port Said, Serica ss, B. 3600 coal Genoa, Redewater s., B, 1750 coal St ...
... OUTWARDS—July 25. Iquique, Largiemore, B, 1786, John Ferguson Co Archangel, El Dorado as, B. 975. Hardy, Wilson & Co Seville, Deerhound ss, B, 271, Thomas & Radcliffe Tarragona, Frutera ss, B. 637, Lindsay, Gracie & Wa.rd St Nazaire, Deerhound ss, B, 1051 ...
... Burns and Mr J. H. Wilson, the only new Labour man who was absent being Mr Keir Hardie. He was away speaking at some public meeting. A day or two afterwards 1 heard Mr Keir Hardie address his constituents at West Tlam, and during the course of his harangue ...
... Colliery Co Waterford, Reveil ss, 490 coat, J F Thomas & Co Fremington, J)ewi Wyn, 70 coal, H Evans Mineliead, Harriet Ann, 32 coal, H Evans Bristol, Frances, 98 coal, H Evans Dublin. Cornelian ss, 440 coal. J F Thomas Co Cork, Ca.th Sutton, 350 coal, T Wilks ...
... B, 1550. Hollick, Hardy, Wilson sautos, Doxford, H, 682, Lewis, Teilefsen & Co I ort Said, Chrysolite ss, B, 1047, Cory Rros & Co Lisbon, Whitehall ss, B. 483, Lennard, Harris & Co Port Said, Douglas Hill ss, B, 1383, Williams, Thomas aud Radcliffe St ...