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... Donheye ”) : Ist, Ida Mr J. Jooea, Danlan, Uea- Cin: 2nd, ss, MrLL Thomas, Mwche Sid, 2* fid, rJ. Jones, Pibwr MUL snip (or amr Btcm). Two year-old or aged ram: lat, £2, Mr S. Thomae, Bwlohgwynt; 2nd, IT, Mr D. Howell*, highly commended, Mr D. Lewis, ...
... with an pager audience, assembled to hear addresses on Home Missions. -or Booth, Rev C. N. Hardy, B.A., Rev ID. P. Macpherson, Rev G. II James, and Mr Alfred Thomas, M.P., spoke, and the addfe-sees were all charac- tarised by an impressive earnestness. otable ...
... Oerlobe, flordeomx Margule • a Waldman. A% cmmouth of Mona Makiak Plymouth lialingue 97. lAwnelar. Per 707 Handal. Vernal Madyr Hardie, Bilbao Rescue Townie,. Lirersxml Hinz* P Bureese. Liverpool Sera McDonald Jones. Ruisoorn a, Dridgwaser 1 t.s. Hayward, ...
... Waterford. Felicite, Beuoit, Lisbon. SOUTH DCCK, May 3.-Acacia ss, Fleming. Treport. Catherine, VVilliains, Mumbles, Schminborn ss Hardy, Caeu. SOUTH DOCK, May Uochefort ss, Burnard, Sables d'Olonne. Stanley Force ss, Evans, Cherbourg. Purveyor, Stanbury, Bude ...
... with an eager audience, assembled to hear addresses on Home Missions. Dr Booth, Rev C. N. Hardy, B.A., Rev D. P. Macpherson, Rev G. H. James, and Mr Alfred Thomas, M.P., spoke, and the addresses were all charac- terised by an impressive earnestness. Notable ...
... Societe Com. Nantes (via Bristol, 4c.), Ranee ss, 15ca-ks zinc ashes, Ba.-ges & Co Maryport, Rathkenny as, 456 pig iron, R Hardy A Co Bristol, Neath.AbOey as. general, Gunning L veipool, M-rfa ss, 272 copoor matte. &c., Viviat Arklow, J M K, 110 broken ...
... dahlia idoofia- (three varieties)—1, Thomas Gardener 2, Thomas Martin. Twelve phlox blooms-1, Thomas Mtrtin; 2. T. Gardener h.c., Sarah Gardener. Twelve verbenas-I, Thomas Barker 2, Themis Gardener. Six carnations—1, Thomas Barker ?, A. ...
... Town Baud, conducted by Mr Tom Hardy. Tea was provided iu the vicarage ground, and was fol- lowed by the usual sports. Amongst the clergy present were Rev T. Theophilus (vicar), Revs •— Daviea, — Wdli*nis» »ad — Thomas (curates), aud Rev Mr Price, Llaueily ...
... tinily.aud maid, lams. Mies Kenny, Birmiuguala Party, Jti~queW -, Se] 4 Mrs E. M. •lonos John Southam, Esq., Chorlton-cwm-Hardy Mrs Misses and Masters Southam, do 5 Mr Edwards Colonel and Mrs Sanford, l.oudon Mr and Mrs Sathatu, family and nurses Crewe ...
... land Mrs Evan Thomas, Mr and Mrs Henry R.ideiiffe, gv Mark Guy Pears?, Rev and Mrs S. J. P. Dunman, Ilev and Mrs Dodds, MSRS Strong, Mr T. Darlington, Mr G. P,rcy Thomas, Miss Grace Thomas, Mr and 1,1 r:, Hibbnvt, Dr B iwards, Mr and Mrs Hardy- man, Dr Thomas ...
... bination on Moseley ground to-morrow. The names of the Newport men are Back, T. England: three. ouarter backs, C. J Thomas, G. Thomas, G. A. Morgan, and G, Jl, Gould half backs, Percy Phillipg and T. Downe forwards, J. HRnnen, n, T. Day, A. W Bouchier ...
... the 27di January, 1342, Miss garah Thomas, daughter of Mr Thomas Thomas, soap merchant, Bristol, who had formerly resided at Lianzattock, Carmarthenshire, and is now represented by his sons, Messrs Christopher Thomas Bros., Bristol. The children living ...