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Or we allow for a very large and potentially infinite set of causes of E at all times t prior to E. But then we have given up on the idea that it is part of the concept of cause to single out a small set of factors as being responsible for an event. There were a large number of applicants and the committee decided to appoint Mr W. H. Cook of 14 Blythe Street, Abertillery. It follows from the existence of successful physical theories that violate the principle either that we have yet to find the correct principle of causality or that there is no such principle that constitutes a universal causal constraint. Therefore, it seems as though the billiards and recreation room on the ground floor was strict men only admittance and the club must have given special dispensation for women to access the upper floor and assembly rooms. On Wednesday 3rd of December 1902, the Liberal and Labour Club, Abertillery played Pontypool Liberal Club in a match of billiards 200 up. It seems there were no local teams involved in the billiards league during the 1907-1908 season. On Saturday 3rd of October 1908, the first games were played in the newly formed Western Valley’s Billiard League.

The return match on Saturday 11th of November 1905, the Liberal and Labour Club, Abertillery travelled to Pontypool and again defeated the Pontypool Liberal Club 1,584 points to 1,052 points. On Wednesday 10th of March 1909, the Liberal and Labour Club, Abertillery played Newbridge Institute in their last game of the season. On Tuesday 6th of March 1906, the Liberal and Labour Club Management Committee with Mr G. G. Gunter presiding read through the applications for the position of caretaker and billiard marker, the position was made vacant by the resignation of Mr W. Pritchard. On Monday 29th of January 1906, the annual meeting of the members of the Liberal and Labour Club, 6 hole billiard table price Abertillery took place. The Annual General Meeting. The Liberal and Labour Club won with a score of 1,484 points to 1,214. The South Wales Gazette stated that this win ensured that the Liberal and Labour Club had gone through the season undefeated. They won the match by 1,121 points to 739. The South Wales Gazette reported that they maintained their unbroken record for the season.

The Liberal and Labour Club, Abertillery played Risca in the first match of the newly formed league. On Monday 6th of May 1907, Mr Fred Bateman, one of the leading billiard players in the world visited the Liberal and Labour Club, Abertillery. Mr Fred Bateman Exhibition Matches. Mr Bateman played Mr Albert Harris and Mr George Gough and also gave an exhibition and displays of trick-shots. The following day, Tuesday 17th of November Mr Rayner gave an exhibition at the Cwmtillery Institute playing both Mr A. Dando and Mr E. Stokes and on the following day, Wednesday 18th of November he finished his exhibition tour in Abertillery when he played Mr George Gough at Buckley’s Hotel, Oak Street, Abertillery. On Monday 16th of November 1908, Mr A. E. Rayner a young professional billiard player from Sheffield and London began a tour of exhibition matches throughout the Western Valley’s. Mr A. E. Rayner and the Series of Exhibition Matches.

The format was four billiard matches of 200 up. The Liberal and Labour Club - Mr A. Harvey; Mr J. H. Jones; Mr E. Stoker; Mr M. Penny; Mr F. Evans; Mr G. Gough; Mr J. Cable and Mr A. Way: The Newbridge Institute - Mr G. Hanney; Mr F. Salisbury; Mr A. Woolley; Mr M. Davies; Mr T. Charles; Mr J. Marsh and Mr W. Williams: Mr Jack Cable of the Liberal Club, Abertillery had won all his matches in the league. The Liberal and Labour Club, Abertillery team members during the 1904-1905 season were - Mr W. S. Harrison; Mr W. E. Pritchard; Mr H. G. Holbrook; Mr G. Hanney; Mr W. Williams; Mr M. E. Penny; Mr F. W. Evans; Mr G. Gough; Mr G. F. Selby; Mr T. Meyrick; Mr T. Evans and Mr W. J. Lewis. During the 1905-1906 season the Liberal Club billiard team members were as follows - Mr W. S. Harrison; Mr W. E. Pritchard; Mr H. G. Holbrook; Mr G. Hanney; Mr E. Williams; Mr W. Williams; Mr M. E. Penny; Mr F. W. Evans; Mr W. Vincent; Mr G. Gough; Mr G. F. Selby; Mr T. Meyrick; Mr T. Evans and Mr W. J. Lewis.