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... Motel, on 70 October 500 OIL-PAINTINGS, by or _Sttribated to the following noted id +. Sidney Cooper, R.A. Sam Proi T. B. Hardy. ‘Thomas F Bond. Niemann. de W. Pat Neemyth. M. W. Turner. bom and Collectors of Pine Art are pares ly requested to view this magnifi- ...
... An of @ cablegram of congratultion interesting feature was the British signed b y ft Mr. George Meredith, Mr. Rudyard ‘Thomas Hardy, and Andrew Lang. A letter was also read from President Fer 7 10 1 Fine feign | wt te Ne 3 months Smenthe s to 1088 Od ...
... CE ETER COST FURTHER STATEMENT FROM MR. MORGAN THOMAS. The question of the expenditare on Cardiff Cemetery is arousing public interest, and the controversy between Alderman Trounce and Mr. Morgan Thomas has added thereto. In conversation A question of ...
... Sir L. 4lma-Tadema. Sir F. C. Burnard. Hall Caine, Mame Austin Dobson, Sir E. Elgar, German, W. 8. Gilbert, Sarah Grand, Thomas Hardy, Holman Hunt, W. W. Jacohs, George Meredith, Sir Gilbert Parker, A Pinero, Sir E. Poynter, Pett Ridge, Linley fambourne ...
... MR. KEIR HARDIE A POLITICS AT MERTHYR. CANDID. Mr. Keir .P., who was accom panied by the Rev. Jenkins Jones, mayor of Woolwich, addressed a public meeting of the electors at the Drill-hall, Merthyr, on Mon- day night. The chair was occupied by Mr. John ...
... THOMAS RELEASED. Thomas was released in the Boon on his own bail to appear at the Policecourt today (Tuesday). SPEECHES BY LABOURITES. MABON CALLS FOR THREE CHEERS THE QUEEN. At Ehymney on Monday Mr. J. Edwards presided over a meeting of the After & specch ...
... elected president. The — lowing * Port Talbot. the Rev. Thomas Powell and Jones; Aberavon, Mr. Captain * Hum: John Davies and Mr. Enoch Thomas; trea- Williams ; surer, Councillor W. Councillor M Thomas; 7. D. Williame.—It financial secretary, Mr. was to write ...
... erring bh Hardy Pat Neemyth Moreland and Collectors of Fine Art are particularly rey to view this cone eollection, aa every jot will be Without Reserve and regardless of the origi- t cost of the Zz he af rere ete PARN Hornet, AKI. PONTY ) Y-THOMAS will SELL ...
... PEWARTT ¥. Morgan, not out Escott,c Morris,b Hardy 37 Gibbs, b Llewellyn, c Griffiths, Thomas, out Total three wickets)°269 Bined, 3.0.0 Dyke, i Ferguson not Griffiths, T. St ‘and Marti aid BRI A. Wescott, c R. A. Gibbs, b 96 8. M bd Bowerman, Ferguson ...
... Idris Glamorgan, Bir Alfred Thomae Mr. W. .. Glamorgan, West Mr. Ernest Mr. T. J. Williams Mr. John Williams veo Le Mr. ae 1 , Colonel Wyndham-Quin Menonetaghire Mr. W. Davies Mr. A. Osmond Will! on FB Mr. A. Thomas Mr. Keir Hardie Monmouth District: Mr. E ...
... could not carry it any further. Mr. Keir Hardie asked leave to move the adjournment, but the Speaker, who had just refused one motion because it lacked u cy. refused this one it lack definiteness. Mr. Keir Hardie. after referring to doors. demonstrations ...
... treet. John Caveney. Burton Wood. BED. Thomas Bradshaw, 15. William Rugby. 17 Edward , 26. Aaron Grant, 16. John Jervis, 17. Edward Hughes, 18. Richard Murray, 36. Harry Eden, 14 Frederick Pye, 15. Arthur Hardy, 19. John Eden, 15. David Rothwell, 24. ...