... Cardiff OLECTRIO Snarl. LURI Li NG MAGNET . —O Willem vemptem Mgt t.'m van obits sad sn▪ also went ante to Vanillas sans weak* Hardie STOollt WAGOVL—illan loans apaelliattaa -- itallway Stone dd. doors through to ttw a Gist. Mt. &ON Immediate &limy; onos, ...

... engagement is announced of Mr. Oliver S. Thomas. solicitor. Aberavon, only ain of Mr. and Mr.. David Thomas. Cwmavon. and Francis Marguerite, the only daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John Haagen, of Cwmavon. Mr. Lewis M. Thomas. solicitor. Fort Talbot. coroner for ...

... for inehnioa le SALES evEnY ALTERNATE T,URSDAY And on Other Days by Spacial Arranryrnent. SELWYN DAY M. COOGINS sad CO.. THOMAS J. COGGINS. /salaam's. Orstbsai•chsambers, liiopw.7. BILBTON PAIL MONNOUTE - DAVIS TAYLOR bas been favoured with instructions ...

... who opened the scoring with a bustling try, Willis Hopkins, who scored the second try in good stile, A. Hopkins, and W. E. Thomas, who promises to develop into a second Ambrose Baker. PLUCKY PENARTIL DEFEATED. BUT NOT DISGRACED, BY ABERAVON. G. T. Pts ...

... PRELIIITNART ANNOUNCEMENT. WALE OF VALUABLE CORNER LEASEIIOLD PREMIREA. QUEEN•RTRZET and PARK ' PLACE. CARDIFF'. !We. ILLTYD THOMAS (F.A.1.1 bur. resseired instructions to BELL bt AUCTION. at an EARLY DATE. all that Valuable SIONYOUTITSIPPE PALES. VRTDAY ...

... lolloerfug Liverpool Cup—arriagtoe (. h eve Boottlmp stuopkehmum. dander, Purt—elr Lyra. Pr:nr. Alb.rt Nana% Part rann:d, Four OM Hardie, n,ndown Ara— Oomp:,nent and Fair Noma. Ashton Handlmp Hurdle. flaydork Park—Econon, WeMeek Than Year Old Plato. Lonooln—beribbs ...

... alleged irregularity in connection with the entertainment tax. Defendant* were Jame; Roberta (secretary). Rees Thomas (amastant.ecretary), David Thomas (chairtban). land John Jones (vice-chairman). Mr. Arthur Crick. Customs and Excise officer, spoke to visiting ...

... against a background of the tedious schoolroom and the thrilling streets. One ! whose rising brilliance I well recall was D. A. Thomas —that gifted Welsh- 1 man who came so late into his own. His, clear-cut face, his firm mouth, and his penetrating glance ...

... y to be known by those who are about to take our great mountain ealiadttion, for I may recall to you that when Sir Geom. ]hardy Atay.rtnev was crossing from Thibet to (Tina, and lived for several days at a height of there was nothing. the members ni his- ...

... John Thomas created a new period of music in Wales. TRIBUTE BY TUE ARCH DRUID. ' The Arehdruid of Walee (Dyfed) said that his associations with Mr. John Thomas extended over fifty years. and he telt that a tree friend had passed away. Mr. Thomas came ...

... Sylph. 100 coal. R. Loyd d Co. Cork. Lade Belly, 330 coal G. J. Marrow Linierick..Olemisa MO real. J. F. Thomas Dublin, Kingstown. (80 real. J. P. Thomas SWANSEA.—Arrivals. !NOS DOCK. March 10.—Yille de Caen, 5.145, Rotten. NORTH DO(%. March .10.—Agra. s ...

... (Higginbotham). Italian Railiwity. Piraeus. Oltul, Row.. 2.396 (Gouts). P. Samuel 121. Rasalre. Whitworth, B, 747 (Taylor% T. P. Thomas Bt. Nasaire, Colmar, F, 1,311 (Gritlon). Chas. to Borgne Havre, La Somme. F. 2.4211 (Paroet), Cie Gle Transatlaatiocie Piraeus ...