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... Utrecht velvet. plmealms bark sideboard. telescepe dining table. 2 arm chairs. and 6 valuabla water-colour draw. la by T. B. Hardy and otbers, old coloured prints and immortal's,. damneder. Brussels. and other carpets. Mum and iron French bedsteads, dn. ...
... part fa the ballot toe to beset In Bills are -the Br. Mr. Roberts. elHardie Br. BAIL Ir. 'Yep, 1. and Mr. D. A. Masa.. LOOT, PETITION. Lb. Howe of Common. on Wednesday ►Del Thomas IL. Carmarthen. E.) sled petitions against any proposal to sd the power ...
... with Wooers, If s Mat deal of cheering, Alamos trig briefly replied. Daring the osmiug songs were Mn.ee John Williams Thomas. David Thomas. W. Jesse. Mr. T. We =were! snorter. of Popular ewe. Ifs a eolo, and Mr. David Edward's tl recitation. SEAWEED AS MIEDICeti ...
... senior and Junior ;ship won by the Immo. Harriers. The positions of the Pill country Newport men were.—Harris 4. Price 7. Thomas 11. H. Devoe 14. Carey 17, and Bradbury 39. North*lepton had • resat mlvaatag• in knowing the mane, boll Newport won by their ...
... nominate members for the forthooming eleotions. The nominations were. County council- Mr. H. .1. Thomas. confecnoner: board of guardians. Mr. Thomas Williams. (hardy tpreseut mart/Liar. and Mr. Harold Corps; arban district oounrtl Mr. Williams Raley MY. Alfred ...
... Q^eetioos relating to the estate of Thomae. deceased, of Cardiff, toe ledge inUrnating to the executors that they ought to plaintiff any Information in their power with to the estate in which Mr. Warrington. C.C.. and Mr. Hardy appealed for the plaintiffs. sad ...
... mid& Cinnamon Colliery miss. • to: omployea of II elingriStA workmen and ofnelab Mean) Whom Nentymool, Cl 2 to All fa. lid.; Hardy Colliery dL Llormaypia aortas. mortars, Im (Cardiff) Colliery Workman'. Fad a par. fl 3 ta. -Gamy torn Colliery Sisk rand. ...
... mid he found lls. I3d. on the prisoner were committed to the trial. ROBB F. T 27 B paw sod Marla. rivet Carddf 'before E. Thomas sad Allant wile stealing watch valued at and 3 in gold Pro= Dowse. in Batterrace. on 0.1. dawned so the primers When know ...
... foresee of national funds. did anybody believe • wheats would the pm AwQrrrii very sympathised with the object which Mr. Heir Hardie had in view. Ferryboat who had had of the peddle departments. which had to deal w ith gestlone would agree that the menet ...
... to 47. (Page 6.) In the House of Commons on Fnday, tie Addowe was voted, after a debate on so amendment moved by Yr. Heir Hardie 'demoting the formation of a Government Department of Labour. with power to prorods work for the unemployed. The Government ...
... OI 72EROLD 2 PIANOS. tad APPURTENANCES WI Mane 16th. 1901. N P arties . Posers Advertise. Mow PARE PONITPIEDD. ME. E PARRY THOMAS will HILL 1 0 t 7 . 4 . t 2 : d bm Tart ea W SO HORSES. TRAP, CARTS, HARNESS, fe., te. THIII DAY. m& SUART. RSSRS. J TAYLOR ...
... a labour newspater bold entail. HO HELP To VFI Kalif HARDIE'S PARIJA. NENTAIT FOND. It was deeded by a majority of the eonfwce that no erant mold be made from the hilseatee funds to Hr. Keir Hardie. Labour Pond. THE COAIeTaI. Th. conference a enanimotwo ...