... By order. (Signed'. J. C. (OATH. Captain, Commanding Bridgeed Bridgead, Depress& Atsappointed at his fadure to on eh. Thomas Hardy. a Doncaster comnserral traveller. sat down an hie bed MOM In a WWI at and wrote this to tha cannot get work 1 to des ...

... scarf pin. said he sas pleased with the instiller in this testimonial hail brought shout for such credit nos due to Mr. W. R. Thomas, the sevretary at ihurih. 'lat. *tithes/ us bestitstion. deserves, this from their ban-is.. The I . llllKregil ienal %Owing ...

... Amongst those at the graveside Sc noticed Messrs. Herbert Evan, J.P.. District Councillors U. Griffiths and I). Thomas. T. David, J. Thomas. and W. Richards. grocer,: Afanfryn Hill. Arnold. (chemist , . I). Davies. Dolan Ca erehyr. Clandysil : Evans. f'ourt ...

... steel smelters. labourers. shop servants. plasterers. etc. The principal speakers were Moos. Heir Hardie, M.P.. Merthyr Tydfil - . John Hodge. and Thomas Phillips. Llanelly. secretary of Tin soil Sheet Millmen's Union. Aseenabled at the Corporation Field ...

... SOUTH GLAMORGAN AND LABOUR HCVKLANNTATION. To the &WO!. Kir.. Sir Thomas Liptou is likely to contest ' , Muth, Glamorgan in Gtherai interests at the next elect ICH. SO says the ties putter may ca. right. Linton has all the .- ..mud q ualihsotisass ol ...

... T. J. Hughes prosecuted. and Mr. R. C. htistb deiendesl. Mr. Hughes. an opening the ease. the complainant, as. the •ale of Thomas Arthur. a living at Elder Cottage. Nes-road. I I Fortino's!. The aasault complained of no, committed a. long ago as the 11th ...

... tray Mrs. Thomas. Taiharb. set of jugs and dishes. Mrs. J. Thema.. Pvinl.roke House. sitter fruit howl. Mr. W. P. Williams, Pembroke House oilm,'r double preserver stand. Mr. E. Williams. Pembroke House, silver fruit stand. Mr. John Thomas. Pembroke House ...

... itt.o. Arta • unfortunately. eat.t• all our The armaged in • reamrliahli good ma. •• .1111 be emo. from the that Mr. J. Rem Hardie M.P. 11.11 roe A. ..petting al. doe.. to. gemilag ha. mitiret • The Twerhoupt and rid ate the Ng bit The meet tag. are ...

... W. T. W. Joase, Alford. L. Lean. IL W. Bettie, D. Jae, A. Hardy. E. Addison. T. Jerbeas. Ivor Swam. N. Lod. J. Mead. T. Cron=lb C. Hays.. G. heehaws. J. T. Denies. T. Harris. T. ling. R. Thomas. A. Webber. S. Belstme. T. W. Dobbins. A. H.ll. G. E. PoiselL ...

... interest in the gay sport of foz-hunting. That amongst those at the meet oe Monday sae lady Eva Wyndhern-Quin. mounted on • hardy, grey, Boer pouv. captured from the Boers by her husband. Colonel Whyndiam- Quin. L.P.. when he was at the heed of the Glamorgan ...

... on the Wednes. day in every ottani h front May to September in. Plants. --Thomas's Outdoor Tomato.. Plants are the beat. Thousand- of hardy plant• ready for planting. Thos. Thomas, Florist. 8 Quism-st reef. Rridgentl. and Vineries Portheawl. Meiotic —New ...

... brauehes of Lloyd's Dank have recently been ppm.' in the dist net. Pleats. - Thomas's Outdoor Tonislor Planta are best. That/mind* of atrung. hardy ready foe planting.- -Thos. Thomas. Florist. 8 Queen-at rect. ikidgend. and Vineries Portheaul. 'IV meths.—New ...