... with an eager audience, assembled to hear addresses on Home Missions. Dr Booth, Rev C. N. Hardy, B.A., Rev D. P. Macpherson, Rev G. H. James, and Mr Alfred Thomas, M.P., spoke, and the addresses were all charac- terised by an impressive earnestness. Notable ...

... Leyshon, Melingriffith, M. Thomas, Machen, 10s.; E. Richard, Can- ton, 5s. Potatoes, half-peck, W. Close, 8s.; G. G. Roberts, 5s.; Thomas James, Canton, 3s. Cauliflowers, three heads, John Wallace, 3s. Celery, four sticks, Thomas James, 5s.; John Martin ...

... e\vellyii, Thomas Roberts, William Randall, William ™chards, James Siade, ('.van Thomas, George Thomas, Stephen Treseder, John Taylor, Robert Thomas, Christopher Williams, Thomas Williams, Job Williams, J *dward Williams, Edward Watts, ...

... Griffiths and Miss Annie Williams, of the University College of Wales Eos Morbus, Gwilym Thomas, and Professor Parry. THIS afternoon, at 3 p.m., and to-night, at 8 p.m., Hardy Gillard's American Pau> • t will be unrolled in the Stuart-hall for the last times ...

... Penhelog Pontypool, James Driscoll; Western Valley, P.P.G.M. John Hardy Hereford, P.P.G.M. W. Treharne Brynmawr, P.P.G.M. Thomas Morgan and P.P.G.M. Lewis Lewis Maesteg, P.P.G.M. David Thomas Treasurer, Edward Davies Usk and Raglan, P.P.G.M. Charles Tedman ...

... Town Baud, conducted by Mr Tom Hardy. Tea was provided iu the vicarage ground, and was fol- lowed by the usual sports. Amongst the clergy present were Rev T. Theophilus (vicar), Revs •— Daviea, — Wdli*nis» »ad — Thomas (curates), aud Rev Mr Price, Llaueily ...

... the purpose of considering the Mines Regulation Bill introduced by the present Home Secretary. The chair was occupied by Mr Thomas Burt, M.P., and delegates were present representing some 390,000 men. The local dele- gates were:—Aberdare, D. Morgan • -atli ...

... execution was levied by Samuel Jenkins. The execution was levied ab the instance of John Elias, grooer, Abercarn, against Thomas Powell, collier, of the IlIame place, the amount of the judgment and costlslbemg JB14 14s 7d. In January, 1895, he received ...

... between Maindee and Newport, and on Monday afternoon P.C. Faulks attempted to stop Hardie in Tredegnr-piace, because he was incapable of controlling the horses. Hardie lashed tbe officer with the whip, and afterwards struck him in the j face. During the ...

... them to be united in support of their candidate, Mr Clifford Cory. (Applause.) Mr D. A. THOMAS said that the last time he was in that district it was with Mr Keir Hardie, the independent politician. He did not know whether he had caught the contagion, but ...

... the attention of Mrs. Hardy to what he saw, but sh replied that she was too much occupied drawing beer to attend to anything else. Witness pointed out a man named Colliii. who was in a state of intoxication, and told Mrs. Hardy not to draw him any more ...

... Volunteer band, 20, Richard Humphries; 3rd, Tredegar Volunteer band, 23, Tom Hardy; 4th, Vochnw band, 24, W. A. Berry 5th, Caerphilly band, 22, Joseph Burrows; 6th, Sguborweu band, 22, Thomas Hamley 7th, Pentre band, 22, Mr Blarney. The renderings occupied a consider- ...