... ON SATURDAY SINT, At Throe o'clock. SALE Or CHOICE HELM AND HARDY PLANTS. GOTTWALTZ and PERRY are to by AUOTIDN. at Omar o 11. on SATURDAY NEXT. 17th October. at Tors to the 'Without &mem, LON o Mooted DUTCH BULBS ANT) HARDT FLOWERING PLANTS. U.. of he ...

... of whkli were addetmed by Mr. D. Thomas. M.P. rod Mr. J. Keit. Hardie. XP At meeting a was submitted, end carried with acclamatiom. dPnroral of the Bill as a minimum measure of reform AND PRO.BBEWERtt. Yr. D. A. Thomas. M.P. wh, met with a most cordial ...

... Waterfront a. US mil. I. P. Thomas • Co. Waterford. s. coal. • Co WO E. Lloyd • coal Bristol. from Duke. B. real Milne'. Effort. Bristol. Oorbril. • coal. rartflaraw. Joan li Snesol. Lamm. a. tens Iron Bridewater. coal Bt. Brides. Barna. coal !Wane 3 ...

... the of Thomas add Device. Merthyr. oekebrated op day at Quirt Church. Orfarthls. The Sewell Kirkham deeded by the Her. D. Jodie oeuvre of the pariah church. Venturi, the wreathe:. The bride ace by Yid Dorothy nitrite (her eider) Maud Thomas (deter ...

... Christian Arstnetation. Mr. D. A. Thomas. tan wiamor member. also prodded. woke of the work of the Young Men's Christian, lion. and he wad delighted to hew *el platform with friend mad in thg: repowentation of the Mr. Heir Hardie and hinterlf W Ma wear the fame ...

... SELL he at 11. Oaed SATURDAY NEXT. the 11th October 1901 at ?Wee in Afterrsooo ‘ Alsoisteir LOTS of spsol aßi DUTCH BULBS HARDY PLOY A :ERI NG PLANTS, ComrnalsrtM eho tee et v a tea of Heorrntha, Tolips Daffodils Crosse, Snow, drops .lonsaits • Carnatioso ...

... should au otherwise hue - NAM:Au:eI January Ktkepleodase-11l..1)100. Jareoilr t(urdle—TALl'uN- RanoAaytA•r A. Hardie—THE ARAB. TrA Bur d Hardie—GlLA AUL, LULL Y.AVALLANCE. BUUbiL& HOrdIe—FACIa7OECE. 110.1.»0 gran Hindi -x ILW.t h b HILL. Ulich•nrood }'art ...

... THE FLOWING TIDE. MR. D. A. THOMAS FORECASTS LIBERAL DEFEAT. Spooking at a Liberal It Aberderel ion Frtday. Mr. D. A. Thoth., P.. refereed to the happy relations errant between him. Iself end Mr. brie Hardie. and. dealing with the rumour .4 another labernl ...

... be invited. MR. HEIR HARDIE TO BE OPPOSED. BY ARDENT YOUNG LIBERAL WITH CONNECTIONS. The ttu - Pan Wall frets Lobby I bear that .n ardent young with influential Paritaterotary canna-Atone.. boo been imited to conteet Mr. Hardie 's Merthyr Tydfil at ...

... holders of the trophy. THE PARIJAMFNT%RY HANDICAP. At a meting bold la Use, of on ohrbt It ob. rrooised to oven Parliamentary Hardie.* the Cholla Ports Nob roar.. at foal 16. A. Bone won the lam poor. Deal was visited la 1905. ALTERATIONS ON A YORKSHIRE COURSE ...

... guaranteed Ivey. rho. 4. w. • day. or to the wages due to (ho who had out Ante. ova carried nuanimoaddy. HARDIE AND U. D. A THOMAS. to dr Keir Hardie would not be a parte to! =eking an attack uen an individual V r A nay. be admitted. coeterted a Mg mei ...

... HARCOIitT If I have thy other pat to rae. I had bettor have Natty notes, (Laughter/ MR. KEIR HARDIE'S BILL. RELIEF WORKS AND GRANT FOR UNEMPLOYED. yr. KEIR HARDIE Merthyr Tyr/lilt asked lea, in the. Home of Common. on Tneeday to • Rill to amend the lUnemployed ...