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... became thoroughly naturalised Dorset man, and no native could have shown mote enthusiastic love for the county from which Thomas Hardy and Sir F ederiok Treves, aid many other distinguished men have sprung. He epent many of the best years 0{ his life Dorchester ...
... fewer than ten Bishops have died during 1894. Mr Thomas Barker, temperance lecturer, has itered the field Liberal candidate in opposition Mr Keur-Hardie. The Royal Commission on the Aged Pom is to meet January 29th and 30th, to take farther evidence and ...
... Sir A. Thomas 212 2) . 0 D. Lloyd-Goorge 211 90 0 V Hardie KeirHaxw. 209 41| 89 J. H. Roberta 202 4* 27 Colonel Herbert 195 0 Frank Edvards 189 5 0 W. Abraham 175 0 T. Richards 174 1* 0 David Davies 162 0 2 W. L. Williams 160 11* 0 D. A. Thomas 158 0 35 ...
... reason their attendance midnight The crowd around the door included Mr D. A Thomas, Mr W. Jones, Mr Osmond* Williams, Mr Yaughan Davies, Mr Llewellyn Williams, and Sir Alfred Thomas. Mr Ellis Griffith astonished the attendants by/ looking in on his way from ...
... Flint docooghs—Howell Idris. Swansea District—D. Brynmor Jones. Swansea Town—Sir G. Merthyr Tydvil—D. A. Thomas. Merthyr Tydvil—J. Keir Hardie. Montfccmerj Boroughs--J. D. Bees. Pembroke Boroughs—O. C. Philipps. Monmouth Boroughs—L. Codrties : 19 Members ...
... ministers, the most speeches were made Mr Keir Hardie, Mr S. Evans, Mr J. D. Bees, Mr C. Edwards, and the Hon. Guest in the order given. The most questions were asked by Mr Bees, Mr Keir Hardie, Mr D. A. Thomas, and Mr H. Bobeits. Taking Divisions, Mr J. ...
... of the Welsh Members asked ten or more questions. Here Mr Bees came easily first with 122 questions; Mr D. A. Thomas second with 26; Eeir Hardie third with 16; and Mr T. F. Biohards fourth with 14. ...
... TUB (.80. D. 0 A. Hardie, ran out 0 G. Thomas, ran ont 40 E. Davies, b Day 6 Gravenor,b Jones 0 W. Andrew, b Jones 6 J. U. Davies, Stanley, b Kay 0 8. Hardie, b Jones W. Bevan, c and b Kempeter W. Lewis, Kempeter, bW. Pugh . 0 T. Lightfoot.notont 6 ...
... P. Phillips, Hammonds, b Thomas O. Bevies, c Hammonds, b Hibbott 2 W. Lewis, b Thomas 12 T. Jones, b Thomas 2 J. B. Jones, Beven, b Thomas . 0 Jaa Davies, b Morgan 12 W. Andrew, c and b Thomas 5 T Price, h, w., b ...
... bridosmai.U were Miss Katie Pryce Jones and Miss Rosa Pryce Jones (sisters of the bridegroom), and Miss Hardie, Miss Grace Hardie. and Miss Mabel Hardie (sisters of the bride'. Thev were dressed in cream crepe clime, trimmed with primrose-green. They also ...
... the blood, said to him, “ has out with the knife.” A person named John Hardy bad come up, and caught hold of Elias Boberts, and Hardy said, •’ Somebody take the knife from him.” Hardy also said, He has got the knife in his hand, but I can’t get it from ...
... examination. The Ist chapter was recited in sections, by Win. T. Lowe, Lucy E Thomas, Richard Hughes, and Charles Wilson Chapman. The 2nd by Clara Maud Edmonds, Lizzie Jones, Lizzie Thomas, and Albert Edward Chapman; the 3rd James Gardener Wilcox, John Thorne ...