... verdict of Suikide whilst ofr n ?? unsound mind waa returne-I ' G A GLOOD FRAY FATAL ACCODMNT. e I Yegerdav, Dr. G. Danford Thomas held an in- I quest at the Hampstead Dispenary Hall on. the body E O or Walter Bette, tied eleven the son of a book- E e binlder ...

... General Russell, t Captain Robertson, Genez~J Sir J. Spurgin, General Stewart, General Swanston, General Tytler, Colonel Thomas, Colonel Wade, Mr. H. D. Willock. Colonel Graeme, Colonel Browne, Colonel Bonhamn, General Coode, 3Mr. A. Dashwood, Colonel ...

... contribute, so long as that ?? represents Merthyr, L100 annually tawards the sup- port of the Labour representative. Mr. D. A. Thomas yesterday wrote to Mr. Pritchard Morgan, pointing cut tat; the latter had nsis'unaerood certain pont~s in his speech, and ...

... as the ULberal and Lb7 candi- date for the Weington Division of Shropshe. WAlLES. s Gower {Glamorgan .-Aiderman John Aero S Thomas, ?? of Swansea, has been selected as Liberal enudidato for the Gower Division of I Glamorgan. T .Merthbvr.-it is now definitely ...

... Mn:11cg~u IC) hnltl iRaranse-'Econ. Ailwy-n Feilowes (C); G. Ja'on illp i I. Lent 1Asbford).-B. Nicholson (L); Laureance Hardy (C. 1Km .t ?? Cory (L); 'A S. GrifdlLah ?? C). Lo-::e~sirerar ?? A Wmkerlcy ( L Lord Cecil .Asinners (IC. i tincr-hishire tz ...

... of trade union wages, as in Eglad? N~o answer was given. UNEMPLOYED C.I.V. Mr. POWELL WILLIAMS stated in answer to Mr. Keir Hardie that hie was not aware that manyI oif the returned City Imperial Volunteers had failed to find employment, He believed that ...

... the Society gave private perform- ances, and opened its second season on Novem- ber 14th auspiciously enough, when Mr. Thomas Hardy's The Three Wayfarers, and Steven- son and Henley's Macaire were produced. In the first instance, it had been the ...