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... HoMnson. Cauliflowers: 1st, Griffith Rees: 2nd, E. Thomas, Celery: 1st, C. 1Illsby; 2nd, Wi11iam Cox; 3rd, C. Pride. Carrots 1st, Griffith Rees; 2nd, Jes=ie Maine 3rd, R Sutton. Pai snips 1st, John Thomas; 2nd, Griffith Rees 3rd, J. Davie. Turnips 1st, Edward ...
... Cowell, 15 Fabian, 5 Clark, 15 E. Ferrier, 6 Cappock, 7 Allison, 15 total 115. Single: Potter, 8 Lovie, 15 Thomas, 4 J. White, 10 Bruton, 11 Hardy, 15; Richards, 14 Proctor, 15 Hodge, 15 G. White, 4 total, 111. CARDIFF RIFLE CLUB.— The last spoon com- petition ...
... Mr H. A. Latimer, Dr. J. Thomas and Miss Thomas, Mr and Miss Mortimer, Dr. and Mrs Griffiths, the Misses Griffiths (2), Miss Thomas (LlaneUy), Mr G. L. Morris, Mr Vye Parminter, Mr J. Beynon, Dr. E. R. Morgan, Mr II. E. Thomas, Dr. Bevan, Captain O'Suiliran ...
... Holden, J., Yorkshire Stuart, Prbf., Shoreditch Bowell, G., Bethnall Green Shaw-Lefavre, E., Bradford Bfyle. T., Lancashire Thomas, A., East Glamor- Hunter, Dr, Scotland ginshira IlliLgworth, A., Bradford Wardle, H-, Derbyshire lace, H. B», Islington Wannington ...
... will be our leader still m the sunlight of freedom aad prm$entyt J. MulUK, MIX, President, J. FlTZ^ATKiCft, Vice-presidant. THOMAS CowKMS, Secretary. JAMES COUTTTWL'Y, Treasurer. X. C. MCMFORD, SHh-Sec*etarv. BERNARD JUDGE. Sub-Xreasurer. J. L. jO. FLYN ...
... plants—1, G. Dobbins; 2, W. Thoma- 3, H. Hurd. Darkfucht a. —1, E. Jones; 2, W. Thomas 3, G. Beavis. Lijht fuchsia—1, G. Dobbins 2, C. Knight 3, J. Beavis. Balsam—1, C. Knight; 2, W. Watting. Scarlet gera- ninms-I, G. Dobbins 2, W. Thomas 3, C. Knight. Tricolor ...
... Fuchsias, six sorts-1, Gol. Hill; 2, Jona3 Watson 3, J. Hilli*1., Exotic ferns, eight distinct sorts—1. John Gunn: 2, y' Walters. Hardy ferns, eight distinct sorts—1, George Walker; 2, Col. Hill. Geraniums, zonale, pots, distinct sorts—1, J. Milliard 2, C. 3 ...
... spring—1, CRM Talbot 2, Mrs G Thomas. Parsnips—1, G Rees 2, C R M Talbot. Leeks—1, C R M Talbot; 2, G Rees. Parsley—1, Mrs G Thomas 2, J Scott. Peas-I, Messrs Griffin and Co.: 2, C Sankey. B^ans, tanners—1, C Waldron; 2, Mrs G Thomas. Beans, broad—1, Sir George ...
... Richards, Viscount Kiicoursie, Mr R. Cummiiigs Graham, Mr Octavius V. Morgan, Sir H. E. Roscoe, Mr Thomas Wayman, Mr Theodore Fry, Mr W. H. Cozens Hardy. -.Nir Isaac Holden, Hon. Walter James, Mr Wentworth B. Beau- mont, Sir E. Grey, Bart., Mr L. Atherley ...
... negatived by 286 to 206. The majority was made up of 230 Conservatives, 55 Unionists, and one Gladstonian Liberal, Mr Cozens Hardy. The minority consisted of 139 Liberals and 67 Irish Nationalists. Appended is a table indicating how the Welsh members voted ...
... Jones, W. James, R: Thomas, and Meredith Williams; Messrs J. Crow Richardson, S, P. Wills, A. H. Thomas, F. S. Bishop, J. F. Hardy, S. S. Mock, David Glasbrook, Rees Jones, Isaac Glasbrook, J. Thomas (Court Herbert), David Howell Thomas, W. ...
... Davies, D. Hunt, Ithel Thflm, K. L?'e. D. Ttt?u?g. J. Davies. ana T. E. Lewis, Hardy —Back, J. Davies three-quart»r back, Hi Smith, H. Ceenan, J. I vans, and ji]: Thomas hali-b ck.s. W. Lewis and T. John forwards, W. Chiney, W. Davies, J. Junes. J. Choriey ...