... C. R. Fes. T. limber. T. Phipps. G. R. Plaister, H. Prosser. C R. Thomas (Directors). and H. Cheshire (Acting Secretarv. in the absence of Mr Sam Allen. who is. with Mr H. W. Thomas, a Director. accompanying the Swindon team to Argentine). The report ...

... droyrrl. Arthur 11.N1.5. Pyratuur.' John flott—Sulnunrinr ES. Porcv Kont --H.M.S. 'Hardy' (doitroyer). H. Mulford—H.M.S. 'Ono..n Mary.' CUMNOR : Ooorge- •Dunenn.' Noah% Thomas—H.M.S. (drowned). Strong. l'Prey- H.M$. 'IA .w•Ntof t DIDCOT : rtyford. •Consao ...

... for the unemployed, cud no be:ter, Wore honourebie title (void be given to any man. .ICith the .trougest conviction, he heir Hardie wee uullinehiusly true mei incorruptibly houent to the - .• lyr white lie worked • ' ;cause I.serrtiltt.-.lri intensities ...

... weekly period of employment shall not tweed forty-saght hours. The bill is harked by 41.5. Gil, Hair Hardie, Jowett, Parker. and W. Thorn. Mr. Thomas, M. I', mssistant-seeretary of the Amalgamated t.itteiety of Railway Servants, represented the men, and ...

... 2iid. IV. nations. 9 it varieties., two blooms is 2. F. Loeser; 3,J. Thomas. Nashirtiiiin. climb- 41 1.' 4 . 1 . Low.' each 1. e. H. Skew ;2, Hon. Mrs Boeing: I, J. Drake; 2..1 Thomas; 3, 11. Bantus. So kr-I, 2ial, F tAlli• it, rut:twee let 11. ;ere- ; ...

... W. C. Anderson (chairman of th;. Joint Committee) witi receive the visitors, and an address will be delivered bv Mr Keir Hardie. M.P. This will be foktoweil by a decusAion on The Relation between Political Action and Trad_e Unionism, to be opened (if ...

... Harris, It will surproong to most people to by Couneillor Legge; selections on mendolinen, J. Gibbons, T. Aldwortb, 131 . . W. Thomas. and 1). Parmits. members the. Entertainment Cone that the of the Thames friends from oxford; hese 135: the Helle• Mate*, ...

... AtIQEITH. to the planetery conjunction under which he waif horn. But . • tie' say. , it happens, aml JI PE13.. Mr .1. 11. Thomas, LP.. a ddr e ssing a meet i ng , that Atle4 it. If Mr. Signett'a belief in asrailwaymen at l'rewe on Sunday lad. oda „US ...

... all points whe re thure has been fightf Meek of nisei-wry. Collie niangolds, bow- that the have repelled. !Oaf, It at %eery hardy, especially big lopped The Russian (Amid despatch etatee that a mode, ate' es damaged by front ' violent raging in the region ...

... Taylor (General Misoionary Financial Secretary), Rey. Joseph Johnson (Seeretary of the Bible and Prayer Reading Union), Rev. Thomas (reprioenting die Wheeche_pel Instirut. and Home, and also the Bourne - net Corporation, It. of which Mr More. wen a Three- ...

... • tir.—Vaor .111 he to koow sad 70 , bask gram media th a t Pillow )16 ' 5 ' 1 ' Oilt ift °ll boo Wel/ Isom well rolled. Hardy may sal reakshoel to Braille „the planted. mid should be by lb. Natiolod lustitut• hes mow beds and borders without delay. ...

... trol • be approved, printra and sent to each of Death treat natural causer • Was returned. .till Joeph sun of the lat e Mr Thomas Jones, bod e , at the command of the holy duty of All his children were Omura, in the Salvation deariet in 1871 WII4 1.596 ...