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... perhapa did not come within the purview of the paper, be was sorry that Mr. Thomas had not upon the export duty oa and its effects on the country. Mr, that he was entirely with Mr. Thomas in his » Who followed, said views on the coal question. fact, quite in ...
... oe, eee = _ Sir Alfred Thomas, who has been con- ed to his room for two or ree days with a severe was suffi- ntly well to-day to resume his Parlia- tary duties. He will reside to row over a meeting of elsh mem- +tere af mament_ rs convened to consider ...
... Lord Taylor. W. J. Tatem, E. Taylor. Sir Alfred MP.. D. Thomas, M P.. J. H. Thomas, Aber- dare). (mayor of Swansea). B._ Thomas (Neath), (Penarth). Thomas. >. Thomas. Dr. J. Teun Thomas. w ...
... Saturday, the d: ber inetant. jay of dersigned ‘The ned do bind themeelvees to accept the lowest or any Tender. (@iened) T J. THOMAS. _Bargoed, Glam., 7th rk hag ior. Coancal. ASH URBAN DISTRICT The Conneil Tavite Tenders for the I Out. Feacias, and ning ...
... Griffiths remarked that. Mr. Thomas could not be serious tn surely, what, he had Mr. Thomas eaid there was Do discipline and it was laughed at in the party at a'l, by the majority of the Welsh A vote of confidence in Mr. Thomas was Subsequently Mr. D. A ...
... ROWLAND THOMAS PU ek pee ~~ dee Cea | of oreating MR, ROWLAN D THOMAS PUT| The Chairman, in opening, said that the | election. It deplores the action Present situation had brought abou |e threecornered fight in the present FURWARD. through the action ...
... OF THE COAL CRISIS. Mr. D. A. Thomas, M.P., and Mr. W. Abraham (“Mabon”), M.P.. on Friday even- ing addressed a public meeting at the Work- men’s-hall, Mountain Ash. Mr. Gwilym Jones, solicitor, presided. Mr. D. A. Thomas said they had lately passed through ...
... SIR WILLIAM THOMAS LEWIS'S PANACE A. Sir William Thomas Lewis's ehnbrm,, fnr 1 Sir William Thomas Lewis's scheme for l the prevention of strikes comes at an Ty e opportune moment. It will command the d approval of the public, and should receive . the ...
... les— was struck by his mother and fell near the fireplace, causing a wound on the head an inch and a half long.—Inspector Thomas. of inch and a half long- the National Society for the Prevention be Cruelty to Children, said there were five rooms in the ...
... MR. D. A. THOMAS AND MR. BALFOUR. A the Education Bill was moved at a meeting at Bethania Chapel. Owmbach, Aberdare, on Thursday evening, by the Rev. J. Thomas, Merthyr. Mr. A Thomas, M.P., seconded, and said the mea- sure would be rushed through the ...
... | WALKEY, THOMAS, AND CO sa Te wm ie A War SWANSEA.—ARRIVALS. Oct. 4.—Martha, 5, ‘ORTH DOCK AND RIVER. 140, Limerick, id, $1, Chester, pi Ocean Ci 0, Gloucester, Sea, fish. Dunraven. 6, 6.— Kolozsvar, Frontier Town, pool, wheat Chester, fireciay ¢ Oct ...
... Waterford, Pisher, s, 335 coal, J. P. Thomas & Co. Thomas & Co. E. Lioyd & Co. Bristol, Iron Duke, 5, lwyn, 115 coal 110 coal Bristol. 158 coal, 8, 427 tons Jones at and/or “Gian Macpherson, April 27 «ii, Bristol, Liverpool, general. Avrus. ail. ce or ...