... - CD. D. '1de Courcy Perry, ss ?? her Majesty's Consul-General at on Antwerp;' Mr. George 'Dalhousiea Rmsay, C.B.; th Mr. Thomas Tacon; the Hon. W. Macpherson, he judgg. of the High Court 'of Bengal; Diwan Bahadur V. Bashyan. Jyengar; C.IE., Acting- PS ...

... d- have been offered in this district:- ip Westerni Mail Limited (with ?? 6 Mr. Thomas Quinlan, Cardiff ?? in Mrs. D..A. Thomas (with equillent) . 2 7,; Mrs. Haig Thomas (with equipmenlt) ?? 2 ce Alderman Evans, Hirwain (with equipment md and rider) ...

... been offered in this district:- ma Western Mail Limited (with equipment).. 6 825 Mr. Thomas Quinlan, Cardiff ?? the Mrs. D. A. Thomas (with equipment) ?? Mrs. Haig Thomas (with equipment) ?? ?? ;CA Alderman- Evans, Hirwain (with equipment - anld rider):l ...

... LAW CASE. is the THOMAS V. TRANSATLANTIC - STEAM COAL fro COMPANY (LIMITED). - La Mr. Justice Cozens Hardy, in the Chaincery All Division on Thursdays gave judgment in favour Qu of Mir. Thomas, of Haverfordwest, and Mr. no William Thomas, of, Brook Horndale ...

... { 'OCAt NEWS PARAGRAPHS ?? the Calwyn (Builth) Petty-sessions- on lionday, a. well-known- resident po -Piiith. iia'med. Thomas Davies,' ?? saiesman in tl4e employ. of the Radnorshire Coal and Lime Company:i (Limited), was sent to prison for two months ...

... Ca-- diff, on Tuesday, the Rev. E. Jenkins; Swansea, S occupying the chair, in the absence, thro-ught U illness, of Alderman Thomas Williams; J.P.. of T MerthYa, the president. After a fewr openin ag remarks by the chairman the business w;as t! proceeded ...

... Section D. 5,O5 Corporal Alfred Lewis, Rathmines, Dub- lin. 8,862 H. Davies. M.R. 5.630 E. Trigg, Birmingham. 5,448 Daniel R. Thomas, Cardiff. Fatbeir lives at S.'Crichton-street, Cardeff'. 5.547 J. Bales.. Cardiff. Brother lives at 12, Braeval-steet. Roath ...

... Scotland culminated in a heavy snlowstormn in Perthshire and the southernI counties of Scotland on Tuesday. Mr. Justice Cozens-Hardy, in the Chancery Division on Wednlesday. mcade an order for the compulsory winding up of Radford and Bright (Limited), Sir ...

... be additional to the 20,000 or 30,000 men operating in Natal A under Sir Redvers Buller. la . TESS DIRAMATISED. tire Thomas Hardy's novel* Teas of nil the D'Urbervilles, despite its strong T and unrelenting tragedy, does not the dramatise well. Of ...

... vicar as ur Y sidesmen for St. Barnabas.-Messrs. Knight, Bo e Matthews, Careless, William MWilliams, VWilson, he s Wvr.alker, Hardy, and Macey were appointed of s sidesmen for St. Paul's, and Messrs. Brown, H o Canterbury, Marchint, and Goodwvin were of elected ...

... m he th At, meeting-of the Cardiff Burial Board was nsheld on Tlitreday, Alderman Trounce prese- 00 ding, when Mr. Mforgan Thomas called atten- n tion to the anomaly that existed in connection at he with the erection of tombstones and 1ll other monuments ...

... described to the Newport i Iounty magistrates on. Saturday *ai quarrel Ld = between a fellow-workenan. and the manager. le i Thomas Haywiard had' assaulted the manager; owing to some fdisagreeffient on the internal go wo.rking of the factory, and the quoted ...