... ; Beatrice Parry. Fain y Moe Mary Violeta ; filattie Ossahain, Mary, Q..ile Contrary ; Mi. Jennie Thomas, Queen of the Fain.; Mile Mina Thomas, Khaki: the Misr. Been. end Div. Two Little Glib in Blue; Mire lane [Mn Lady in Khaki ; Lena Davos ...

... jolly,. th y u•oglit to ; Fain,-,., whirling ua white wing doyen than lays', a loch the 'mow ail the E.rumen Fairies, all hardy, stordy, and gay. They were all dressed in white, but with digerPt coloured when. which gate a A and attrati.e am-armlet ...

... Thom. Walnut, Anomie Anomie Williams,lltyd Winnow, and Eduard Wtrustield.—Thu wan tarried. Twain:am—The GYMSWAN .aid Mr Thomas Willmar. had Len of the institution Intut the Mot, and done but work faithlully and well. lie propmed his remlection, which ...

... *toot to t..• to iu TrIP. .ad tie et We boa • tall *hurt Abetdoro. sad I in the Peril at RArdebelb rr AT THE BATTLE. Pnvate Thomas .1. Darien, 5,816, Royal Welsh }',:ethers, Company, South Alma, writer to leis uistrer, Mrv. 1t,,. Virhull., 8. Dowiel,treet ...

... Mr It. A. Thomas with regyrd tuth.South African busineay. Pei-banally he regretted be coold not agree wale Mr though he was the senior member in the rep reeent• of the Loroogh, though not in years, and even perhaps, in experienoe. Mr Thomas conoeived ...

... the Trent 5hu0l Committee wee held on Thursday week. Messrs W. I. Duniel(chairincul, Merthyr; G. C. Merthyr; Mr T. 1.). Thomas (mioesihainuan), Itedwellty I Ram D.J. Llewellyn, lieatifort ; Eby, Dam.% Llantrismat; nod D. Treherbert, were pinwent. 11 ...

... Augnitt Bank Holiday at Pewdaeren Park. He has just returned from London, where be finally engaged Hardy, the famous American tight rope walker. Hardy has bars twice across the Niagara, and it known as the American Blondin. fast* are sery senate tiocial ...

... ''—Delendant bawl 20. mad cat•. Ford Hardie/. hoo/waktr, • W. Hoattay.—Complaiaaut claimed damages against dehradarit Inc work witbout notice.—Deliadaat waa ordered to the &admit claimed. A Row leek's. end Thomas name.. plaaterer., were wommosed for moulting ...

... Vann. The arrangement were mord ananaddlly carried net by Mr W. Davie., limper. intendt, Mr Morgan, aecretary, and Mr Gen. Hardie( treasurer. VITAL —On Friday nennight Mr Alfred Tbonas. .N1.1'., attended at h e Board School for the purpose of preventing ...

... for the £.30,000 for Lord Kitchener. which was another Mr Thomas he th.sight was der wved, and 1 for It *gam einiumetausia. Tie. fact wag whether hr would Mr Kier Hardie if he eame forward Mr Thomas would if Mr received the Popper% of the rand hudy of workmen ...

... is to MT V.at Merthyr Friday Mr. D. A. Thomas at Dowlais. Mr. T men a puhar • 11•11. laialait, on Wrdn--lay rooing. There Irma good and Nlr. WilLtm Morgan. J.P Nat, Ihr Mr 'Doman Ira. accorniosird try Mn.. Thomas, Mho Alan Pord, and Mr J. M. Wiry. Mr, ...

... that they had mob • debt impermoun Irons Mr Hardie of he• demarstie principles, nu labour leader and no Liberal could Mil to agree with every plank in Mr Hardie'. Di Diming Saturday the eapporter. of Mr Keir Hardie hod • nonlife. of meeting. Mr Joe Biomes ...