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... -At Merthyr Police-court on Mon- day, William Hale was fined 10s. and costs for being drunk and disorderly at Treharrs. Thomas Hardy was also fined 10s. and costs for a similar offence.— Defendant, who denied the offence, said that he only got 4s. per ...
... Howells's opinion I think Thomas Hardy is the greatest novelist, by all odds, living today in England, and next to him, or with him, I should put George Moore. I found Felber Waters one of the truest novels I had read. I like Thomas Hardy's Jude. It deals ...
... of a neighbour. FAR FROM THE MADDING CROWD. SENSATIONAL STORY OF AN EBBW VALE MOULDER AND NM WIFE. We apologise to Mr Thomas Hardy for appropriating the title of his engrossing novel as the headline to a story of a truly marvellone nature,the authenticity ...
... twin raver at Aberdare. There were Sir W. Thomas Hardy, Aberdare Medea Fred. L. 'levies, Ferndale; K. H. )(bye, J P., chained/ of the Aberdeen mod Board ; James Lewis, J.P. ; H. P. Navin, W. W. Monism. Thom Thomas, of the Beard_ ; J. Morgue, high constable ...
... brown el.d.h trimmed with teaser. Mn. Stonebewer Cylarthts Scenery, an I Mi. M. Jones, Bash I .41, acted ae beidede W. Thomas, Hardy terra., being best man. After the ceremony the party drove to the Busk H el, where the wedditth breakfeet area partaken ...
... Drill Hall, • glove mutest for £4O end the middleweight championship of Wales took place between E. Shrewsbury, and Sum Thomas, hardy, in the presence • crowded house. After twelve exciting rounds • draw wee declared by Shoni Engineer, the referee. THS ...
... ought reasonably to be charged at a higher rate than one who preferred the simple, ordinary men and women familiarised by Thomas Hardy. The Countess of Buckinghamshire writes to one of the weeklieet from Hampden Howse, Great Mimenden, to point out that ...
... duty to repay the advances made.--Believe me. yours very faithfully, D. A. THOMAS. Sir Thomas J. Lipton has also sent So quarter-pounds of tea and So lbs of sugar, per Mr. Keir Hardie, for distribution. COINIIIMATION AF THE MIA RELIEF RATE. Mr. Jellyman, ...
... SIR WILLIAM THOMAS LEWIS GOSS DOWN THE PIT. • At 10 30 Shade , re , .roiog Sit Wm. Th Lewis a op a. tits pit, fled after hatiog • coom , ration art. Mr. Mom.% general -.seiner of the ; Mr. Bedli,gtoo, • t nein. ; Mr. W. Ti.. odr hi:l Cot. Mr. it. 11, ...
... rrs OPERATIoNATMR. V. A. THOMAS'S COLLIERY. WORKMEN REttUETE IT'S ABANDONMENT. A deputation of Wren horn the 'Navigation Collieries mein Mr. D. A. Thomas, M.P., managing partner .4 the pany, at Cardiff, ors 34..dey morning, for the porno. of regaerting ...
... of in Mr. D. A. Thomas (applause). Mr. slid it was a treat mistake w anpp 'a. that dlr. D. A. Thomas refused to run with Mr. Pritchard-llonnet. The boat was on other foot. Mr. Pritchard.Morgas deliberately refus-d to ram with Mr. Thomas, and therefore ...
... anent the East Bradford election. Mr. Keir Hardie, we said, had liverted votes from the Liberal candidate, securing a Conservative victory. It is possible, of course, that some of those who v-oted for Mr. Hardie were Tories. But we :liink we arc entitled ...