... Bishop of Poictiers): Soul, thou bast serve! Christ these 70 years, and art thou afraid to die? Go out, soul; go out. Sir Thomas More : I pray you see me fate up and as for my coming down, let me for myself (ascending the scaffold). John Hampden: Oh Lord ...

... Welsh Regiment ; James chief gunner's mate; George Jenr,ings, gunner's mate; James Williams. leading seaman; Thomas Glossas, able seaman; Thomas Hawkins, able seaman; William Fox, abl seaman; William Edwards, able seaman; Henry Reardon. able seaman; John ...

... street, :Hardy, Glamorgan. and Sarah uwareaeau, Llanbadarn Trefeglwys. DEATHS. JoNes.--Oetober 3rd, aged 80 years Mr Owen Jowls, ithostawr, Llsnrhystyd. JAMEN.—October Bth, at S. 4,heeti street, Aberystwyth. Mrs Ann James, of the late 'Mr Thomas James, ...

... collea:rue in the Merthrr Boroughs with Keir Hardie. We do not know whether there it any truth in the suggestion that it was feared that the pair—like odd ornaments—would he a bad tnatch. Mr D. A. Thomas, Mr Edgar predecess , ll* at Merthyr, was inveigled ...

... Thos. Woos. Lewis, Chalybeate street, Charles Jams, High stmt. Morgan Rees Folic, Great Darkest' Amt, Market street, George Hardy P•mberboa, Great Darkest, street, John Owes, Ponglais road, Owe., Llasbandarn road, sad Councillor E. P. , Wynn'', Pier street ...

... Hirwen Jones, who was ioui•ted by, &smog others, Miss Eleanor Rees, Muss Edith Phillips, Miss Marion Berton, Modame Martha Hardie., Mr Davirs, Signor Randegger, and Mr John Thome, (harpist to her Majesuy the Queen). Mr Hirwen Jones eaui Rundegger's Sunshine ...

... Glamorgan, East—Sir Alfred (lamorgan, Rhondda - Mr W Abraham tLib- Lab) bierioneth— Mr (hmond WilliawM R) Merthyr Mr D A Thomas and Mr Keir Hardie (lab) Monmouth Borough , Mr Lewis (R) Monmouth, West -Mr T Richards (Lib- Lab) Montgomeryshire -Mr David Davies (R) ...

... LOCAL LAW CASES. GRIFFITH JONES • CROYDON MARKS. O Moaday, before Mr Jodie* Comm,. Hardy. the Jac., sirsicst U. Croydon Marko - - - - Mr aethary, Q.C., sad Xr C. F. Stallard. iartrocted by tb D.vies it C., s4i,tor, apeorred for tee pia/atoll, aad Mr llaaby ...

... Richards, Tynpynfarch, J. It. James, Peithyll, James Thomas, Glanclettwr, Owen Morris, Tyallechwedd Hall. The judges were—For draught horses, Mime Edward Green, The Moors, Welshpool, W. P'. Thomas, Derllys Court, Carmarthen. Light horses, Messrs Tom J ...

... I 0_ Jaw Dael, Poe terwyd, W. 4 by P.C. I hums. for • without • lysyson. lbw she was 11•14 Ids scd costa. ASSISTANT Thomas Liataitarrats, sast.taat for I • fro•ostop of Wall mid by Yr it . U. A• tour*, • s t sathfor. t eon. why 1.. e bad 591 soot 111 ...

... When indict , had been done to the eatables, the following prowas gone through, Mr Edward Owen taking the chair: Hardie address by Mr Thomas Evans song, Coflo'r Liner, •• Mr Armes ; recitation, Tori prindas, Mr Iht. Edwards ; song. -Telles yr Wyddfa ...

... Carnarsonshire beld tin inquest it Capel Curig on with N. garel to the tlestbs of Mr Edward Ism. Carteret Price Hardy. M.V.0.. and Mr Edward Berkeley Hardy. &Wier and son. who were found lying lead on the slope of Mod l on Ssturday morit . ..ng. They st.re vie-itors ...