... Messrs. Marion Crawford, Henry James, and Walter Besant will each try their luck with a play, and it is rumoured that Mr. Thomas Hardy, after one more long story as vet in the making, will devote himself entirely to writing for the stage. Meanwhile, somewhat ...

... preferring to stay at Carmarthen, where he has many friends. An inquest was held at Scarboroegh. on Thursday, on the body of Thomas Henry Piston, aged 27, banker's clerk, who had cat his throat. The evidence of the widow showed that the deceased bad been ...

... and make money. In Jane Hardy's opinion, one cot-Id not be anybody 111/11 , 1 1 ODD could make money. Cvrl's little sister lived with an uncle who was her dead 1r other's brother, and very near to the old fermium, which Jane Hardy owned. Man only ten, and ...

... Stenefeld, Mr Billsno, Mr Bele., Mr Conyheive. Mr Dodd. Mr Howell, Mr Lambert, Mr Luttrell, Dr M 'cameo, Mr Stuart. Mr A. Thomas, Mr Wasan, and Mr Weir. The Lord Chancellor, in the course of Ala reply, said that if he had actod im some of the recommendations ...

... Slcper ; K Davies, Llwynderw ; T. Williams, Corm- Brian ; J. Owen, Park ;J. W. Lloyd, Blue Bell ; J. Jenkins, Felincoed ; D. Thomas, Castel', with =say others on foot. After giving law to late arrivals, • move was made and the hounds thrown into Cwmere Dingle ...

... sad prim bw. Cattle fit he the butcher sold ail al glass to last market. Pigs of all —At Semegial, Trimaran, 'about dusk on hardy, tie Desalts, the hay ware was bird to a barn tummy Mr Moira Jim a. m ad saveyer, tech the. The, wee mimed by the heat el the ...

... dismissed, rgrry SESSIONS, WYDNYADAY. 27th.— Before Thomas Hugh Jones, Esq., in the chair, John Moron. E. 4 , Griffith Williams, Esq., and Alder- C. M. Williams. NI —Henry Davies, 79, Oxfordstreet, Hardy, Pontypridd, collier, was summoned by John Jones, ...

... amounting to upwards of £137,000. The testator bequeaths an annuity of to Florenoe Wade; and a legacy of to his servant, Amos Hardy, both free of legacy duty. The residue of his estate and effects, real and personal, he leaves to the children of his brother ...

... likely to interfere with ones enjoyseset of a novel, it is to discover therein the portraits of Mr. Champion and Mr. Keir Hardie or, farad matter, the portraits of anybody. Th e writer on by remarking that the identity of Marcella self creates some difficulty ...

... Roberts, Major Jones, end Mr D. Thomas spoke in support of the bill. Mr Jobb asked that before it passed into law the Governante should take the collective sense of the country an the fate of the Church as • whole. Mr Gathers. Hardy prophesied that the bill ...

... , on Tuesday, the marriage of Miss Mabel Mary Snaps, daughter of Aldermen Thomas Soar, M.P., The Gables, Crortethroad, with Mr William Dobson Watson, son of the late Mr Thomas Watson, M.P., of lone Cars Rochdale, was solemnised at Groveetreet United Methodist ...

... the Rev Thweris Williams. in the pew.nee of Mr John D. Jona-, registrar, Talybont, Mr law Thomas, Tbilyhont, to Miss Catherine Griffiths, Yenycac, Talybont. THOMAS -11,Awis -12th May, et the Tsherpsele Chapel, Aberyetwyth, bytheßev W.Jones. MrJohn iltonts ...