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... assuming the case to be as Mr. Hardy represented it, such showing did not much mend the matter, so far as the Church is concerned. Accord- ingly, a writer in the Press, of the 10th of March, taking as his text Mr. Hardy's statement, itself utterly incorrect ...
... was in the, hands of David Thomas's son; he appeared in great trouble about the letter.-Cross exam;ued he never asked me for the loan of money before; I pay him every Saturday morning with money cent from New- port.—Thomas Lloyd deposed: I am apoi:ceman ...
... Henry Wilkina, married. Thomas Williams, do. John Edwards, do. William Grey do. WM. Hopkins, single. David Grey, single. Thos. Richards, married. John Thomas, marrried. Wm. Lewis, do. Thomas Thomas, do. Wm. Prosser, single. Thomas Morris, do ...
... into the council if anything was done. He would suggest that the clerk, with Mr. Dyke, should visit Mr. Thomas, and see what he wanted. If Mr. Thomas were vested with authority, it was necessary that he should work harmoniously with Mr. Dyke. Mr. Overton ...
... PAY FOR HONEST LABOUR. Away they go, away, away, Away to a far off land, Away go England's hardy sons From Britain's peaceful strand Away from scenes that should be dear, Away from their childhood's home, Away from their childhood's home, Away to share ...
... are the names of the persons injured :—John Thomas (killed) and two sons, David Davies, Morgan Charles, John Evans and son, Thomas Roberts, William Havard, Howell Havard, Thomas Evans, Benjamin Morgan, Thomas Jones, and David Bowen. We would not forget ...
... sharp, and shining blackbird. Benjamin Brown, the smith; Charles and Thomas Turley, refiners; James Lee, with his sons John and Thomas. Thomas Homfray accompanied the men, while Thomas and Jerry travelled by laud and joined them at Cardiff. The others came ...
... quiet sinco his arrival in Boston, daily taking a long walk, and occasionally calling upon some of his friends. Mr. Gathorne Hardy, the Secretary of State for the Home Department, has consented to attend the Con- servative banquet to be held in Bristol on ...