... Wednesiay. 1868-A banquet was Riven to Ministers at Bristol. The principal speakers-Lord Stanley, Sir J. Pakington, and Mr Hardy —enlarged upon the late Reform measure, the Irish Church question, and the Abyssinian Expedition. 1868—Charles John Kean, actor ...

... Treorky (Pontypridd), Robert Roberty, Thomas Manuel (Penygraig, pontypndd), *John Hugh Wil- liams (Tonypandy). Ferndale (Pontypridd), Rice Owen, T. J. Pritchard (Porth, Pontypridd). Pontypridd, Thoma-it Jones, William Thomas Ellis (Abercynon). Brynmawr, John ...

... majority 704 WEST HAM, SOUTH—19631. ltones U 5615 4419 1196 No cbRBge. 1892. 1895. Har .Lab. 6263 Banes V 4750 Ban C 4036 Hardie Lab. 3975 La majority 1232 Con. majority 775 TUESDAY'S POLLINGS. BATTERSEA—14420, 5860 5606 254 No change. 1892. ) 1895. Barns ...

... Vanghftn C 2,935 Liberal majority Liberal majority.. 2,677 KENT, ASHFORD-12714. Hardy U 5898 Hicolgon U Protestant 2343 No change. 3555 1892. 1895. Hardy U 5512 Lawrence Hardy U uuop. 4281 Unionist majority 1231 HAMPSHIRE, FAREHAM—16050. Lieutenant-Colonel ...

... VVyndbam-Quin C. Glamorgan, Gower—Mr Aeron Thomas, L. Glamorgan, East—Mr A Thomas, L. Montgomeryshire-Mr Humphreys-Owen, L. Merionethshire—Mr A. O. Williams, L. Merthyr Diiltrict-Mr D. A. Thomas, L; Mr Keir Hardie, Socialist. Monmouth, North—Mr R. McKenna ...