... commands the leavings of her table to be carefully collected for the Little Sisters of the Poor. Mr Hall Came, like Mr Thomas Hardy, was originally an architect, and his firetliteraryeffostft were made in the columns of the Builder. The Glasgow bailies ...

... the times. Slojd instruction and cooking classes are the latest additions to the system of education in their district. Thomas Hardy, the novelist, h -.gaii his career as an architect in Dorchester, and his first pub- lished work was an e&y on the use ...

... possesses a oolleotion of old Greek advertisements printed on leaden plates which show that the practioe it very ancient. Mr Thomas Hardy has under consideration the project of dramatising his novel Teas, with a view to the impersonation of the leading character ...

... . The Emperor William panal is to be henceforth the name of the Baltic Canal. Mr Keir Hardie's absence from London is to the very serious illness of Mrs Keir Hardie. On Sunday Prince Edward Albert Christian George Andrew Patrick David of York reached ...

... Walians whotook part in the great Sassiwn Sulgwyn in Liverpeol this year were the Revs. Cynddyian Jones, D.D. Thomas Davies, Troorky W. Thomas, Maesteg Joseph Jenkins, Newquay William James, Aberdare and J. Morgan Jon Cardiff. Moderator of General Assembly ...

... Jenkin Miles, Thomas, Roland, Thomas, Wm. de Machan, Phe. de St. Clair, ab Llewelyn ab Gwyn ab Collwyn, Ifer de Gwern Cleppa ab Llewelyn. Phillip ab Morgan ab Llewelyn was the father of Jenkin, the father of Morgan, the father of Thomas Miles, the father ...

... Walter Tho., ay, of Swansea, was the elder of the tWr,4ctea i>f Thomas ap Owen, of Swansea, and Catherine, dau. and co-heir of Hopkirt Evan Popkin, of Danygraig his eldest ^'Williafei Thomas, of Danygraig, mar- ried Catherine dau, of Arthur Mansel, of Briton ...

... heiress of Thomas Pryse ap Morris ap Owasn ap Evan Blaney (or Blaen), of Aberbychan, Mont- gomeryshire, and dying Feb., 1622, was buried in the church at Llanbadarnfawr. In Oct., 1597, Sir Richard was probably succeeded as member by his brother, Thomas Pryse ...

... Pem- brokeshire 1603. He was the younger son of Thomas Stepney, of Aldenham, Herts, and was the founder of tho Welsh branch of that family, for, having married Margaret, daughter and co-heiress of Thomas Catham, of Prender- gast (M.P. for the county, 1558) ...

... open six days, and the result was declared—Thomas Johnes, 521; Walter Wilkins, of Maesllwch, 355. 1796. Walter Wilkins, of Maesllwch, b. 1741, second son of John Wilkins, of Glamorganshire, and grandson of Thomas W., Prothonotary, on the Brecon Circuit, ...

... Glanyrafon, I mberviewed the genial old patriarch, Mr John Thomas, the father of the warm-hearted Welshman and world- renowned musicians, Pencerdd Gwalia and Ap Thomas. My remembrance of Mr Thomas extends as far back as the time when he first came to Maesteg ...

... plants, will be sufheient in most cases. A good deal may be done at Christmas with hardy shrubs, such as euonymuses in variety, small golden and green conifers, and other hardy things,Cottagc Gardening. Hew They Ran. Michael Flaherty was in court as a witness ...