... not worn boots for a month. THE ENGINE DRIVERS' STRIKE.—On Friday William Curiey, Edward Wheatley, Peter Waugh, John Robson, Thomas Surtees, and Richard Crane, all engine drivers, formerly employed on the North-Eastern Railway, but now out on strike, were ...

... hearth er8i j 7' #hile John Bright's wa8 tK;^d, Prolon^ed. T™ kissing, his friends being^f'8^/°r unmistateable Oath oree Hardy, in his tura «fc JhvbetWC?n- gtowed on his illustrious chief'w^ Iw r>?P? fU86 Sate opponent in the University Jw* the support ...

... farmer, Mr. Miller, innkeeper, Mr. T. Loughor, farmer, Mr. French, faimer, Mr. Rees Howell, farmer, Mr. Thomas, churchwarden, and Mr. Thomas Thomas, farmer.—Mr. FRENCH said the signa- tures seemed to comprise nearly all the parishioners.— The CHAIRMAN ...

... in the chair, the members present, in. cluded Rev. T. H. Jones and Mr. J. Bird, vice-chairmen, Rev. D. Morgan, Rev. H. J. Thomas, Griffiths Phillips, E-q., Dr. Paine, Dr. Taylor, Alderman Pride, Mr. French, Mr. E. Evans, Mr. Ainsley, Mr. T. Williams, ...

... lacemakers, were summoned before the Mayor and sitting magistrates, on the charge of intimidating Thomas Roe, a lacemaker in the employ of Messrs. Hardy and Galloway, and endeavouring to force him to leave his work. Mr. Parsons appeared for the prosecution ...

... and Messrs. J. Thomas, J. W. Thomas, Thos. Evans, Rees Enoch, and D. Thomas. The business of the meeting having been opened, The Clerk announced that the three retiring members — Mr. C. H. Williams, Mr. Pearson, and Mr. David Thomas—had been duly nominated ...

... alluded to the two vacancies at Present in the County Roads Board, caused by the re- tirement of Mr. Bassett and Mr. T. E. Thomas, and 8Uggested that as this district of the county was not Represented by one member upon the Board, they should teake re ...

... Bristol.— Evan Thomas, Ystrad, Glamorganshire, assistant to a general shopkeeper, October ;>0, Bristol.—Richard Thomas, Treher- bert, Glamorganshire, manager to general post office, October 30, Bristol.—(From Tuesday's Gazette).-Hickey, Thomas, Swansea, tailor ...

... built schools and had been mainly instrumental in establishing schools wherever they were required. On that day the Rev. John Thomas had called on him (the chairman) to say that he had received £3UO from Mr. Crawshay towards their British School. The Chairman ...

... instituted at the desire of the learned Judges and the Attorney-General, there appears to Mr. Hardy to be good reason to believe that the defence made by Thomas Maguire was true, and he has therefore been recommended to Her Majesty for an un- conditional ...

... subsequently addressed by gentlemen who ably advocated its claims. MR. GEORGE THOMAS AND THE CAXTOX LOCAL BOARD. —We have received a letter from Mr. F. Morgan, clerk to Mr. George Thomas, of Llandaff, in reference to the discus sion which took place at the last ...

... a price which the nation will cheerfully pay if it can thereby secure an augmented degree of security tor one of the most hardy and most highly-valued classes of its industrial population. THE AFFAIRS OF ITALY. The Standard has this very brief editorial ...