... Walford, J. R. Harris, T. Carder, R. J. Yorath, W. F. Smith, Charles Mattock, Samuel Mattock, B. T. Evans, W. T. Hardie, W. Bertram, Thomas Halliday, J. E. Bowen, John Hill, W. Lear, M. H. Ingram, C. A. Heitzman, c. M. Ingledew, and J. Elliot. ...

... favour an Eight Hours' Bill, will include the following members of Parlia- ment Messrs Thomas Burt, Charles Fenwick, Samuel Woods, William Abraham, J. Keir Hardie, John Bnrns, and J. H. Wilson. Sir Charles Dilke, M.P., is also expected to be pre- sent ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... Stratton 1 W. J. Bancroft, b Stratton c Stratton, b Shoosmitli 1 Klridge, b Joseph 12 A. Jones, c Bowen, b Shoosmith 0 G. it. Thomas, c Bowen, b Shoosmith 0 W. }J. Gwyn, run out 19 A. Ulat-tey, c Lewi- b 0 A. E. Bright, not 5 Extras Total. 45 Llanelly, in ...

... 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 ...

... Sir William and Lady Lewis, Mr and M;s James Lewis, Mr and Mrs T. W. Parry, Mr D. A. Thorn is, M.P., and Mrs Thomas, Mr and Mrs J. Howard Thomas, Mr and Mrs Win. Tbonias. Mr and Mrs n Roberts, Mr and Miss H. Rhys, Mr and Mrs D. E. Williams. MISKIN, LOWER ...

... should be instructed to the decision of this meeting. Befote the clos- of the proceedings it was resolved to tender Mr Keir Hardy and MrBurnie a hearty vMe of thanks fur the questions tbey had put in the House of Commons. Shortly after t'le close of the ...

... ^Collection of vegetables, 9 dishes, distinct kinds-1. Thomas Rees, Port Talbot 2, G. Rees, Merthyr Mawr 3, F. Willis, Radyr. Potatoes, 12 kidneys—1, E. Spooner 2, F. Willis 3, W. Miller. Do., 12 round -1. Thomas Rees 2. W. lies, Llandaff; 3, E. Spooner. Cauliflowers ...

... W Milburn Malta, Stranton ss, B, 1057, Hardy, Wilson & Co. Marseilles, Douglas Hill ss, B, 1353, Williams, Thomas & Radcliffe Rouen, Unity ss, B, 333, Green, L Gueret Bombay, Knight Commander ss, B, 2731, Thomas, Guthrie, Heywood & Co St Nazaire, Earl ...