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... by Mr D. A. Thomas, M.P., after the election, in which that gontleman is declared to have said that Mr Hardie was returned by Liberals, aed hoped that Mr Hardie would be true to the Liberal party Mr Hardie said he did not believe Mr Thomas ...
... Mr D. A, Thomas's Amendment. In the House of Commons on Tuesday dis- cussion was resumed in Committee of the Established Church (Wales) Bill. Mr DAVID THOMAS moved to amend Clause 6 by inserting at line 20 the words, Whether such property is attached ...
... Mrs D. A. Thomas and Miss Boyd. Mr Thomas and patty afterwards drove to Dowlais prior to returning to Aberdare. ANALYSIS OF VOTING. The plumpers recorded were as follow:— Thomas. 2,070 Morgan, 1 472 Hardie, 867. Split votes, Hardie and ...
... MERTHYR COLLIERS. The Agent and Mr Keir Hardie. Tho monthly meeting was held at the Glamor- gan Arms-, Aboroanaid, on Saturday, Mr James Harris in the chair. There were also present Messrs Thomas Thomas, agent, and Thos, Fitz- gerald, treasurer. Upon ...
... ATTACK BP A BOATSWAIN AT NEWPORT. Thomas Walters, bo'sen on board the s.s. Isle of Elbn. lying at the Tredegar Wharf, was charged at Newport police-court, on Wednesday, with threatening Peter Hardy, second engineer on board the same vessel, with a knife ...
... Oben, Cardiff, was charged by SUlJerintendent Thomas with leaving his waggon and two horses in Windsor-road, Penarth. on the 18th September. was fined 5s including costs.—William John Preston and Charles Hardy, irrangetown, was charged by John Williams, ...
... called a witness, who ttied to gfcar- that no beer bad been drank. The case was proved. & £ i-r Thomas was fined Is and 9i. 9d. costs. DRUNK AND RIOTOUS.—John Hardy, of Cadostat:. wassummoned hy P.S. Adams for being drunk and abusive language, on Thursday ...
... and continuing to do so. After affidavits by the plaintiff, and by Mr David Jenkins, builder, and Thomas Powell, printer, had been put in, Mr Cozens Hardy, Q.O., who appeared for the defendant, said this motion was altogether unnecessary as the erection ...
... following telegram from Mr Sims Reeves to Mr W. Freeman Thomas, director of the promenade concerts at tbe Co vent Garden. Theatre :— August 29,10.40 a.m., Beulab Hill. J Norwood. To Freemau Thomas, Covent Garden Theatre.—Fearful storm nearly blew us away ...
... PENARTH. THE DOCK.—Arrivals.—September 5: Forager (s.s.), Thomas, Bristol. lnbette, Marcanting, Bristol.—Sep- tember 6. Stamford, Frampton, Bridgwater. Eliza, Friar, Cardiff.-September 7: City of Durham (s.s.), Lockhead, Liverpool.- September 8 Sisters ...
... EVANS—PRICE.—On Feb. 21, at Bedwellty Church, by the Rev. Edward Jones, Vicar, Mr. Thomas Evans, grocer, Church-street, Tredegar, to Jane, second daughter of Mr. Thomas Price, of the Tredegar Iron Works. DEATHS. SHARP.—On Feb. 17, at 46, Wood-street, Cardiff ...
... The death of Mr Lewis Thomas Reece,solicitor, Cardiff, which took place on Saturday, will be received with unfeigned regret. Mr ReecfI had been ill some months, suffering from heart disease, for which he was attended by Dr Hardy- man and Dr Smith. His ...