... HAVERFORDWEST. That pickpockets have been nailed at Haverfordwest. Henry Hardy, Thomas Hughes, the light lingered gent, abstracted a purse from a woman's pocket at Haverfordweet Railway Station on the evening of the Oetober hiring fair. A previous conviction ...

... public -elicohnesters who the classic tat regard the reathenuitician as • poor fellow whose taste is his misfortune. As Mr. Thomas Hardy, Mr. William Black, and ,them have testified to the courtesy liberality they have experienced at the hauds of M.mrs. Harper ...

... exercise its powers to the utmost in this respect. HAVERFORDWEST. That pickpockets have been nailed at Haverfordwest. Henry Hardy, Thomas Hughes the light fingered gent, abstracted a purse gm a woman's pocket at Haverfordwest Railway Station on the evening ...

... - To - r - ce . 1, Evans, Cherbourg. coal 420. bunkers 20, G. Thomas . . . &inndboi,i 1, Hardy, Caen, es& 440, bunkers _ 30E. Debars= _ --- Jacques td, Pauter, St. Brieux, coal NO, O. Thomas Catherine 23, Williams, Port Talbot, light Rochefort s 561, Barnard ...

... so L. Mouebel Stanley Poroe Evans, Cherbourg, coal do, bunkers 93, G. Thomas Sehmidborn 2111, Hardy, Caen, coal 440, bunkers SO E. Debaraux 97, Platter, St. Brien., 00.1 188, G. Thomas Catherine 93, Williams, Port Talbot, light Roubefort 8 661, Burnard ...

... Saying - - 1 the Tyne Cammeheere S.nth Wales I, sad no Monday Will u of the do.ks at j That for bitng a Ogee oat of Thomas litwhee ear at Hardy, Fithian! Collin', a butcher, toe bees Lked 40.4. by the lLitypridd rusz tr -- That is the order of the day at Carlitf ...

... ENTERED OUTWARDS. April 30. Moues, via Cardiff, Broughton, B. Curtis, 570, G. Shepherd and Co Lisbon, Fel ,cite, F, Benoit, 570, Thomas and Rodsee Videry.wur-Somme, Felicitag F, Lennie, 123, Itosser Jecquad. F. Pouher, SP, Rower and Co Caren, Thames a, B, dtepha ...

... officials were -Colonel Wright, starter; Mr. Roger Beck, referee ; judges, Dr. Stuart Jenkins and Mesert. 3. Finnimore and It. Hardy hanclicalpers, the sports committee ; clerk of the course, Mr. W. E. Ball. The arrangements were admirably carried out by the ...

... atipendiery of l'untypridd ie to receive a salary of £OOO • year, and the clerk £750. That for biting a piece out of Thomas Hughes' ear at Hardy, Edward Culling a butcher, has been fined 40s. by the Pontypridd magistrates. ...

... Schiaffoo, Messina via Barry, nil Hlendochart a 771, Farnell, Manfredonia, 13.6) fuel, 340 bunkers, Uraiwola Co ;Schmidt.= a 231, Hardy, Treport, 430 coa, 13 bunkers, E. W. Cook Lough Caber 8 108, Bannister, Barrow, 496 coal, 15 bunkers, Ystradvnlais Co Twig ...

... dredgor, and having heard the evidence of Peter Hardy (captain), Charles Morgan (engineer), John Bowen (mechanic), Thomas Grail, sad Joseph Riehards, they have to report that in their opinion Peter Hardy was to blame, and has committed a grave error of ...

... 12 carnations-1, Mr. John Rees, Sketty: 2, Mr. Paddon. 12 bunches or trusses of hardy herbaceous, perennials or annuals-1, Mr. John Rees. 6 bunches or tresses of hardy herbaceoue, perennials or annuals-1, Mr. Alfred Hyde, Sketty. Collection of fruit ...