... 000 scheme to link at 7.26 th e Sunday evening. when they went to chapel. When they returned house was full of tilrwllfa and Hardy pits. smoke. _ IMr. Bull found his father lYiate on the door some die- BARGOED CURATE FOR tance away from the fire. He RHONDDA ...

... mutts will be Justified. and this After being in very poor sir,—l listened to the broad- Eritrea. East Africa Mr. D. Emlyn Thomas. There for a long period, the cast from Market Square cannot be measured on a strict Sunday -- will be plenty of variety In ...

... law ): Messrs. Thomas. Hancock, W. Evans. Blankfored. Berryman. J. Mahoney and Tim 11cCarthir. At the house were:_ Lena (daughter); Annie and Mary (sisters): Ray i sister-in-law): Kitty (daughte--to -law i• wis James and Mrs. K. Thomas. Rev. Father Morris; ...

... and Lucas was tho forward to display any ialtiative. 7*• , :us : Aneraina.i. Ria:ey; Miles, Hopking; .l. Williams. Thomas, Row hien; L Thomas, Lucas, T. wsmsme, Britton and Jenkins. Milford: Morgan; Baker, gams; King Lewis, fineddon; Jonas, Merchant. Kerr ...

... Sgts J. H. Cummings and A. I Merrett, P.C.'s Len Morgan, D. W. Jones, J. L. Lloyd and W. E. Lewis. in charge of Mr. Melbourne Thomas (the Chief Constable) and Mr. Peter Bowen (Deputy Chief Constable). The members and officials of Merthyr Corporation present ...

... Morgan presided and thanked the speaker and soloist. supported by Mrs. Williams and Mrs. T. Jones. The pianist was Mrs. 8. Thomas. HOPE CHURCH.—On Sunday. March 5. the morning service was conducted by the members the King's Missionary_ Band. under the ...

... w); D. Davies (nephew): D. Hardy (cousin); T. Rvuel Evans (gen.). A. Thomas. Rep. Mien Church v ere Meows. W. J. Williams. D. and J. Thomas; vs*. the C.W.0.. Ltd.. Messrs. W. Jones (genera: manager). Tom Jones, E. W. Thomas S. B. Lawman. Others pre. Mut ...

... i i v e river. is at that 9 Tories voting for. 11 against. !ter, but electors in that ward— preekteM of the Mr. Melbourne Thomas (Chief consultant. be dispensed with. gey don't portray Socialism in with 255 abstentions. and the Park Ward where House Club ...

... vigour to the and his conducting was con- hos pressillag eohnaa) Heir Hardie, viz.: What is quite clear, however, is that theY don't portray Socialism In the colour that perhaps Heir Hardie portrayed it or lived it. Prom a Christian standpoint I deplore ...

... on Saturday. Mountain Ash went ahead with a try •by C. loomas Drimond Williams c J onverting. ust lic..for• the inlcrral Thomas scored a try. In the efecond ha.l Quakers' Yard pressed with strong forward rushes, but Mountain Ash went further shied wbcn ...

... Plymouth: B. Bunford T. Prosser 5; Z. Ontcutt (Capt.) , c Gren b Prosser 1: J. Please ' e Rogers bH. Morgan 55; 0. 1 Warren b F. Hardy 8: A. c and b I; H. Davies it Green b T. Praiser 7: B. Roberts tt Green b J. Praiser 10: J. Bryant run out 7: G. !Williams ...

... made. grebe however. and will anon tit the Housing Committee. we session of Merthyr Conxwation `'` :thousands of other miners Hardie Estate. He was not i County Merthyr Swimming CIO , ' be back on duty again. are informed teat the councillor ~„ , will be ...