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... disappeared instance furnishes all argument to for immediate for of doenmenta which still extant The diaries of Thomas Morgan are scattered of John Thomas both of them men who took intelligent interest and prominent part in great movements of 18th century The ...
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... Pearl Insurance-buildings, St. John’slane, under the presidency Mr. Edward Preston.—On the motion the chairman, seconded Mr. Thomas Preston, vice-chairman. it was agreed to send a voro of condolence to Mr. and Mrs. Henry Heard, who havo sustained a groat ...
... been sent. It was not within the province of the War Secretary to state why they were sent. Mr. D. A. Thomas, Mr. Henly, Mr. Flavin, Mr. Keir Hardie, and others put questions the same subject, and Mr. William Jones ultimately moved the adjournment of ...
... with regard to the second part of the question, which does not within the province of the Secretary State for War. Mr. D. A. Thomas.—ls the cost of the military local or imperial charge! I,ord Stanley.—l cannot answer that offhand. Mr. Healy.—Can any magistrate ...
... his speech the arrival of Mr. Keir Hardia, M.P V who received tremendous ovation. —Mr. illiams was about to make way for Mr. Hardie, hut the crowd imperiously demanded a speech, and. proceeding. Mr. Williams said they would not surprised to hear that he ...
... prize cantata, ‘‘The Sandsof Lavan,”” which is tu e conducted by the composer bnnself. Mre. W. Thomas, M.E., Brynawel, Aberdare, and Air. J. Keir Hardie, the jusior member for Meithyr, are to bo the presidents on Wednesday. On this day the adjudication ...
... WCSPco, PLOAPPI Riictrtee 79 Klcch 3 Hardy s 7EO lirolin.,_() Milltsgt,n _RUNCORN. Amber a 192 Ill'Farie . o Alfred 73 Rowley, Norwood & Co o ilertie 66 itavensotoft. Bruirdrtt & Os Semis 93 Warden, Ilarwood & Oe Carew liatton. Clark k .. Florence ...
... GRAYSON'S DRY DOOR. Warrior 300 —, .7 Finghee It Co . — • ICtheseeitl. DOCK—No. 1. Hardy e 368 Croteo, Fletcher, Wotdhlll k Co Troport (Marcie s 61 Vielle-s, Thomas — lie; • RIINCOmm. mber s 192 31• Fan--e ~-.- • tlfred 73 Rowley, Marwood h O• • ...
... choir, numbering and a full orchestra. Hoffi. *h Jones Dan Davies cor.durted * '° nel LrWi> J ,. proceedings Mr. Keir Hardie. M.P.. «nd Thomas, M.P.. arc the Appointed president* for to-day, when two interesting trot, are to form part namely for l.d.„> choir ...
... of the war they desire. There is a delightfully open-air feeling about Mr. Cecil Hartley’s “The Broad Road that Stretches” (Thomas Burleigh). The author, as his title suggests, is spirit a disciple of Stevenson, and his book recounts the adventures of a ...
... appearance, found five minutes for Mr. Keir Hardie, who, though was received in cheers, was listened impatiently. for there were dose on 8,000 people Dungering to listen to the second choral competition. Mr. Hardie wms keen enough realise the signs, and did ...