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... The following appear amongst the ecclesiastical ap- pointments andprefermentaRev. Thomas Evans, rector of Llandegla; Rev. Thomas Langshaw, curate of Hodnet; Rev. Thomas Hardy Richards, rector of Rhiw, Carnarvon- shire. THE OPPOSITION IH THE ECUMENICAL &OUNCI ...
... meeting of bishops at Lambeth. We notice the following amongst the ecclesiasti- cal appointments and preferments:—The Rev. Thomas Hardy Richards, Llangian, to the rectory of Rhiw-patron, the Bishop of Bangor; the Rev. John Morgan, senior curate of Pwllheli ...
... Methodist Chapel, Crostonstreet, Liverpool, by the Rev. R. Arnfield, Samuel Drury, youngest son of the late Thomas Drarr, Hardy, to Sarah Thomas, of the Nill Hoed. 14th, at Peres, by the Rev. John Hill, uncle of the bride, assisted by the Yen. Archdeacon ...
... after some deliberation decided to ask Sir Thomas Lloyd, on his retirement from the county representation, to stand for the Boroughs : and to invite Mr David Davies, railway contractor, who was defeated by Sir Thomas at the last contest, to come forward again ...
... for an article not superior at Orford or Cambridge by all means have liberty to please their fancy.. I am sir, yours truly, THOMAS NICHOLAS, 7, Delahay-street, London, S.W. Secretary. PRESS COURSING MEETING.—MonDAT. Field Stewards—Mr John Roberta, Mr Brown ...
... House, Marine Terrace Stephens, Miss, Linens, near Birmingham, 4, Oxford House, Marine Terrace Thomas, Mrs., Abergaseny HO, Marine Terrace Thomas, Mr Thomas, Bangor, . . 4. Prioress House, Alfred Place Tipple, Mrs., Bristol, and Mrs. Godwin, Oxfordshire ...
... Bala il Coe. (Reesini)—Miss Aberystvrith. Hayward. Glee—The Hardy Norseman's Hone of 20th, aged 60, Mr John Richards, of Llaubodarn. Fore (Pearsall)—Messrs Hughes, Ashton, Evans, and 21st, Thomas William, infant son of Mr William Devise. Song—La Pariah- ...
... not said a word which winded the idea of its disestablishment, and even Mr Hardy's speech was nut irreconcilable with it. This interpretation of Lis speech, however, Mr Hardy promptly contradicted, and repeated that the Government would offer every opposition ...
... the West Indian mail steamers would shortly cease running to St. Thomas. An English island would be selected, bat the selection had not yet been made. In answer to Mr 13 , surnont, Mr Hardy said the report of the boendary commission would be printed in ...
... THE MERIONETHSHIRE STANDARD. LIST OF VISITORS. Wn/T► LION ROTA'. HOTEL. Mr I fowl.. H. Johnson, New York. Mr T. Hardy, Mr B. W. Horne, Mr J. Fitzhobert, and Mr W. P. Prest, Cambridge. Capt. Stanley, 47th Regiment. Mr H. .Sheil. R.A , Haiifas. Mr David ...
... the conveyance of the West India mails would contain a clause stipulating for the removal of the Conspan'e depile from St. Thomas to some other island. Me Maguire welled attention to the disturbances at Ashton and in other places, when the hake:lee of ...
... wonderful wonders,⢠all alive to be seen for one rimy at our fairs now. NARROW Escars.âOne of the most silly and fool hardy tricks which a man in his proper senses could possibly do was attempted by a navvy on Wednesday. He was riding on one of the ...