... wilting is alining contest, the het upon wboth aankr lewdest happened beteg in the year The somas hasty dortmon of Mr. D. A. Thomas, the 'senior weather. to tta.nd inr Cardiff pet the Liberal party in the conetitner ey lino a mate of perplexity. sod! 'the ...

... Mated for robs. Dos' 4. MON D AYS VkIDA Y:42 sATLikDAYII; as CAT 1010 isass. 4 p m., sad 'my Tier ILIO • Parry. drew : Lim Thomas. roughrider 3146'11. Willislovilaisig Yiv 3!. Jour'. for : Mi.s M. i. hard.. milk• maid: M. Darks. Pierette; lliw Lewis ...

... by Charge Norse Morgan while the children's department was decorated by Mrs. Hughes and Nuns K. Thomas. ere two painters in the house—David Thomas and Thomas Farrell, who made themselves aerial with the paint.pos and brightened up comma DONORS OF GIFTS ...

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... essential they should hare a strong Labour Party in the nest PArharnent Mr. William Jrakins amended the resolution. Mr. Keir Hardie, in supporting• further ens. phaseeed the reforms made by the Labour Party Chilling the past four years. As Mr. Heads:am had ...

... mastitis of lend value. moth, both would bit bon. Oa ..gioue theamn they where he good a Wdelimo. The Forest of Dean. MR BEAUMONT THOMAS GENTLY RIDIOULID. Tariff Reform a Quack Remedy. . for tho Porter fhuis. eatlips- na,erea at Tutstsil. Tulanhein. Tuer eat ...

... DATE OF CARDIFF POLLING Mr. Medinald and I. B. 0 O. Aligned. representing lord Malan fkamert sad Mr. D. A. Thomas. M.P.. seppretlralr. lie and Torinolark. Oar. 11l at C W all es Woloesday is reds** the does et the ter Oarit3. o..hridgo sod siesta had ...

... will refrain from ■ny retaliation that interferes with the righted free speech, strong though the may be. Evidently Mr. D. A. Thomas's • supporters do not consider his argument, good enough to win the election • they can also succeed in stiffing the arguments ...

... concerned, be was prepared to advocate every reform mentioned therein (hear, bear). Mr. John Griffiths, Trecynon, snored, Mr. W. Thomas Jones wooded, and the Rev. Cynog Williams supported, a resolution approving of Mr. Jones's candidature. The latter urged both ...

... the Di of Jesus Christ and worshippers of Him , think of the comparison. I believe Mr. K Hardie himself would shrink Irons such eatterYi • • • ss Mr. Kiri? Hardie has been making a peal) point of his great consistency, but at Mosu l tamp Ash. on Wednesday ...

... smash Lord Medals dooms Attar Lard Medan latt. the Radioals took lb. and taw* wore &awe for Br. Loyd Omens and ltr. D. A. Thomas. fiery well. replied the candidate. you .Pall bars the Budget And he went on to give a trenchant criticism of the Government ...

... correspondent of my statement that nobody knows as yet what the actual details will be of the Tariff Reform Budget? If Mr. Thomas knows, why did be not answer my questions? I ere no objection whatever to • on nod food levied may against countries with ...