... by Mr D. A. Thomas, M.P., after the election, in which that gontleman is declared to have said that Mr Hardie was returned by Liberals, aed hoped that Mr Hardie would be true to the Liberal party Mr Hardie said he did not believe Mr Thomas ...

... Mrs D. A. Thomas and Miss Boyd. Mr Thomas and patty afterwards drove to Dowlais prior to returning to Aberdare. ANALYSIS OF VOTING. The plumpers recorded were as follow:— Thomas. 2,070 Morgan, 1 472 Hardie, 867. Split votes, Hardie and ...

... MERTHYR COLLIERS. The Agent and Mr Keir Hardie. Tho monthly meeting was held at the Glamor- gan Arms-, Aboroanaid, on Saturday, Mr James Harris in the chair. There were also present Messrs Thomas Thomas, agent, and Thos, Fitz- gerald, treasurer. Upon ...

... Pentyrch Berry, Gwaelodygarth and J. Davies, Taihirion. The Rev. Tawelrva Thomas read letters of sympathy from about 40 ministers and laymen, amongst the number being Mr Alfred Thomas, M.P., and Principal Probert, Bala. College, Bangor. ...

... House, Usk, on Wednesday, the vice-chairman, Sir Henry Jackson, Eart., presiding. Messrs G. Rawlings Martin, Charles Henry Thomas Edward Watson, C. W. Walley, C. J. Cory, and L. F. Attwood qualified aa county justices. THE LATE MR E. J. PHILLIPS. On the ...

... the presidents of the day. Chief amongst the awards were the following ;— Contralto 8010, Abide with me -1, Mias Mary Ann Thomas, Narlltyglo; 2, Miss R. A. Daviea, Penydarren. T,ir*UT°^ort'e a°l°> Nocturne No. 2 in E flat — i' Williams, Dowlais 2, Master ...

... Mr Walter Thorburn. M P. Mr Thomas Landor Brunlon, M.D., F.R.S. Mr James Balfour Paul, Lyon King of Arme. Mr G. D. De Courcy Perry, C.M.G, her Majesty's Consul-General at Antwerp. Mr George Dalhousie Ramaey, C.B. Mr Thomas Tacon. The Honourable W. Maopherson ...

... the differ- ence with remounts taken from the Boers these are mostly Basnto ponies, 14 hands or so in height. They are very hardy, wiry little brakes, and qaite the nicest hacks I have bver ridden. I shall hope to bring some of tham home. We are allowed ...

... honestly it was just an ordinary hoof. Then Sir Charles had to suspend the examination while everybody laughed. Mr Hardy, in his book on Mr Thomas Atkins, tells some amusing stories about soldiers and isligiou. Now and tluIU recruits come up who do not seem ...

... Neville, and J. Si w North Wales, 9,C00, by J, Williams and E. Haghe3 and South Wales by W. Abraham, W. Brace, A. Onions, Evan Thomas, C. B. Stanton, J. Manning, T. Harris, and J. Pope. EIGHT HOURS' DAY. VIGOROUS ACTION TO BE TAKEN. The annual conference of ...

... e and 26 yards right through it. One day 50 dozen figs-were picked off it. Figs wers first introdneed into England by St. Thomas a Beckett. The original tree is still to be seen at Tariiug, a place not far from here. The Beccafieo is a bird which comes ...

... seeing if lability of the prices being Hey Miners' Decision. n;c.oi,iag of the Rhymnsy (laaociaton on Monday at *eut (Mr Evan Thomas) was necessary, to prc4 :n the coal traffic and u?. c mpctitioE:, lo adopt it waa unMiimcaaly decided irriday. To strengthen ...