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... his wife some ten or eleven years ago. Mrs Dyke was a daughter of the late Mr John Evans, predecessor of the late Mr Mene- laus in the management of the Dowlais Works, and siater of Rtrs Bimons, widow of the-late Mr William Simons, Merthyr. After his wife's ...
... of Mr Thomas Thomas, a much-respected tradesman, under sad circumstances, It appears that on New Sear's Day Mr Thomas slipped on the steps of the Barry Hetel, and accidentally falling heavily to the-ground sustained a,fracture1 of the skull. Dr. King ...
... represented by Messrs inixton. Forman. and King, India by Mr ILsch, and Australia by Messrs • Cockbura and Pemgor. Afier the inaugural addie^e Dr. Zernp, of the Federal Couucil, was el.-cted president, and Dr. Huffy, director of the International Postal ...
... of Waiea Dr. Treharne, Dr. Lynn Thomas, Dr. Garrett Horder, Dr. C. A Griffiths, Professor Haycraft. Dr. W. Sheen, Dr. P. Rhya Griffiths, Professor Powel, Professor Parker, Professor Sdby, Mf Ivor James, ...
... 1848—Discussion on the Navy Estimates, and rejection of Mr Hume's amendment for a reduction of the force by 347 to 38 votes. 1872—Railways issued- third-class tickets to all. trains. MARCH 21et. '1839—Mr Hume's motion in favour of household suffraga was rejected ...
... AUGOST 7th. 1837—A meeting at the King's Head, Poultry, in aid of the Paisley weavers, 14,000 of whom had been out of employ for four months. I i1846—Mr Cobden was entertained by the King of the French at the Chateau dFiu. Dr- Bowring's emotion to abolish ...
... Board authorities. Dr. Sheep said nine out of every ten people were only too glad to be rid of the hmb, and cared not a button what became of Mrs Normttn What; is done at the IlIfirmnv ? Dr. Sheen: The iimbs are buried with bodies. Mr Pearse thought this ...
... The inquest upon the body of May Florence King, domestic servant, of Tynysvaua Farm, Church Village, near Pontypridd, who was found dead in bed on Saturday morning, was h-rid at the farm on. Monday before Mr E. B. itesce, coroner. Svi lence showed that ...
... Caution to Mischievous Boys. —Before Messrs Ignatius Williams. Dr. rullter, and AM. Richard Lewis—Walter Roeef (10), Frank Pratt (lit, Joseph Thomas (S), Isaac, Crockett (10), and Tiiomas John King (9), living at the Graig in the town, were charged with steal- ...
... after enduring for nearly seven months, was settled at a conference of masters and men, held at the King's Head Hotel, Newport, on Saturday evening, Mr John Linton presiding. An agreement was signed embodjing a code of working rules to last for five years ...
... of a much larger body, entered Vic- toria, This was on the 18th of July, 1893. DR. )IM. But the Administrator of .Matabele, Dr. Jame- son—or, ao he b popularly known, Dr. Jim — was not a man to tolerate this sort of thing. He gave the raiders nctice ...
... remarks from Mr Mathias in his brief address of thanks for the reception accorded him. The popular hero's habit of whistlihg-.euerally The Girl I Left Behind Me Mr Mathias said-ough-L to help to make that amusement increasingly popu- lar. Dr. Rutherfoord ...