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... MR. MAITLAND PRRSENTS Mr. J. P. Maitland, J.P., Agent to the Danraven Estate, presented the trophy to Mr. Percy Hayden, Southerndown's captain, and the latter made reference to the good games they had enjoyed during the progress of the ...
... which Air Maitland should be returned as tue iet»re>eutative for the county of Brecon. Among the sj.e ikeis wio fallowed were the Revs. T. D. Wil- li!lll,, A. Cr.fHths, T. Williams, and 1). Evans. Dr dailies. j T Hoskins, Mr A. Sutherland, and Mr Henry J ...
... HEALTH OF MR. sit! aniy DILLWYN. lid the A. RELAPSE. VMS 'no CRITICAL CONDITION OF THE Psa. She P&ATIENT. Ina - 3se Mdr. Dillwyn, MP., we are sorry to state, has had try a relapse, and on. Thursday morning Dr. Ball (in 'IV the absence fronm town of Dr. Griffiths ...
... LIBERAL MEE'T'ING AT TRECASTLE. SPEECHES BY MR. MAITLAND, M.P., DR. J. MORRIS, AND OTHERS. MR. MAITLAND INTERROGATED BY A CLERGYMAN. On Tuesday evening last Mr W. Fuller- Maitland ...
... Mr Fuller•Maitland, M.P., on Temperance and Education. At one of the meetings of the English Welsh Ledo of Geed Templar; at Brynmawr, lard wair. • county member At o'clock a promise was famed Ear Roboboth 4 l:ta d pol, Sl o w e r lb. Alain, sas ...
... tical and excellent manner in which Mr Maitland dealt with the subjects. The sentiments of Mr. Maitland were the sentiments of the Marquis of Hartington, the leader of the great Liberal party. (Hear, hear.) Mr. ...
... MR MAITLAND, M.P., AT BUILTH. THE AGRICULTURAL HOLDINGS QUESTION. Mr M.uUand, M.P., addressed a Jarga meeting of hisconstituents at Builth, on Monday. Mr J, WiDianM Vaughan, jun., presided. The CHAIRMAN said the longer be lived the more convinced he was ...
... appointed to nominate delegates for thecoming meetings of the a meeting under the presidency T I Williams, at the residence of Mrs Vaughan, J-jianctaa-road. It was announced that the Asso- ciation now numbered 1,500 members, and it was decided to send 24 ...
... tresses. MR. W. F. MAIMLAND, M.PY, AT BRYMMAWK. tadt to Mr. W. F. Maitland, ?? commenced his tour }Ua ers through this portion of his constituency at Tabor 3zo e, Chapel on Tuesday evening. Mr. Basil Jayne, J.P. I to occupied the chair. There was a Large ...
... solo: Kr. Jam,. M 0.4 Mr Jew. Mbar Wm W. 8888•8; llr, W. Wel am: s.. X. Lanier. ML art M. Ws T. Mr IL Work ..Ml a.. L WI la; ; yr, no. Mi Mop; Uw 16. 0.. Or. s. W. IL MOO plots Ma Ills NNW Maw IlreMs. Coed by whom bens'a had Dr. Drs. Manned left by than ...
... MR. W. F. M- AITLAND, M.P., AT BUL'ra. V!3 SPREECH ON POLITICAL MATTERS. 15t A meeting of favrmers anrd othlers, Was raeid at thn me6 Assembly-mrnoon, Ileilci, on Mo1nday, to ~err a:, 1tq addres from.Mr. Wi. F. Maitlanid, rne of tile counr,. toy erbers ...
... Prothero, Rev. J. Meredith, Rev. Dr. Morris, Rev. D. B. Edwards, R ev . W ynne Parry, Mr. K. A. Wright, Mr. Lewis Jones, Aid. Games, Mr. Daniel Evans, Mr. J. A. Whittle, Mr. Rhys Davies, etc., etc. The Chairman ...