... instalment (per Mr. Thos. Hardy): -Thomas Hardy, lOs.; Captain J. }I. Stainthorp, s.s. Eric, 5s.; Waltr. R. Lintern, Ze.; P. B. Turnbull, - R. II. S., 2B,; T. J. C., 2s.; F. H. Turnbull, 5s.; R. H. COpe, Zs.; W. F, C., is.; John Thomas, dock pilot.: 5s.; John ...

... In its last issne tile Cteinnochl Eapress con. 2 Vailis tho followinig account of COtmnoila's sel- soine to Mcr }eir Hardie after tile election:- On Tuesday evenling a meeting wvas bold in the T 'rown-halil iero to Welcome Mr. reir yardie. cud to ...

... MR, KEIR HARDIE, M.P., AT| ABER1DARE. we~CDGOGEI ODN Princ W eorg VoTE RGA LE S Goenrof ?? ?? arie ?? ?? v ad PARTY. in f Mr. Hoir Hardie, M.P., visited Aberdare on ly Monday, and after taking part in a procession Of through the town addressed a meeting ...

... 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 ...

... Uerthir. On the other hand. Mr, D. A. Thomas was so aibsorbed in the A affairs of Cardiff and Mrr. MAaclean that he N had little timo left to look after ibhe inte- V rests of his proper constituents. Mr. lKeirS Hardie, it is supposed, will not play C truant ...

... Merthyr B Urban District Council was held on a Wedsiesdcay, Mr. T. E. Morgan presid- v ing.-A lctter was read from. Mr. D. A. 0 Thomas, M.P., saying that hoe was entirely iS inlfavolr of the principleof thetaxation of 'v ?? v:alues and that ho would, thlerefore ...

... expressing sympathy with the movement were at e read from General Sir J. Hills-Johnes, Sir John B it Williams, Sir William Thomas Lewis, Coun- , illor T. Andrews, J.P. (mayor of Cardiff), Mr. hv Herbert 'hompson, Dr. F. E. Roberts (Man- cbester), and others ...

... Oddfel'lows'-hall. Following a n were the principal ?? solo: t: al M-r. David Williams, Dowlais; 2nd, Master t 86 Gwilymn Thomas, Penywern. Contralto solo: b 's lst, Miss Mary Ann Thomast, Nantyglon; 2nd, n 'd Miss R. A. Davies, Penydarren, Merthyr. Bari- ...

... (Pontypridd), Robert Roberts, Thomas le Manuel (Penygraig. Pontypridd), *John Hugh in Williams (TonypandY). le Ferndale ilontypridd), Rice Owen., ?? J. Prit- chard lPorlh, Pontvpriddt. sye I'ontypridd, Thomnas Jones (c), William Thomas ?1 Ellis (Abercynon). re ...

... Friday. held a a mass meeting in the forenooneat the Theatre at Royal. The chair was occupied by Mr. n James Harris.-Mr. Thomas Thomas, the ' agent, who was the principal speaker, d deprecated in strong terms tla action of g seine of the aaen in s abing ...

... Morgan hsas one consolation LI His defeat at :Merthyr has given Mr. D. A. e Thomas a colleague who wvill keep that astute 11 gentleman in good political order. 3ir D. ;, A. Thomas and 'Ir. Heir Hlardic-ha! ha! ha! if The groups of speclative builders wvho ...

... between Mhir. D. A. Thomas and MI r. Pritchard Morgan vithereby these two Radicals dissolved their electionlecring paiknerdship. The result was scen in that M1r. 'Thomas 1olled twice as marny as his late colleague, while Mr. Teir :Hardie sliprped in betwveen ...