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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 ...
... 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, ...
... 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 ...
... try the dear and Sunday scholars, oanducted by Mr. K Hardy. The following are the names of dhow who toe-k prominent parts in the service -Miss Watkins, Mi. Hardy, Mss. Griffiths. and Mr. H. W. Hardy. Tit, readings were given by the Rev. 8. Whittaker. The ...
... the last meeting of the committee he had received through his co-secretary (Mr. J. M. Berry) the sum of Lio from Mr. D. A. Thomas, M.P., who had written to express his approval of the action of the committee inasmuch as they did not propose to discontinue ...
... of Mr. J. Hews (m the absence of the chairman). There were also percent, Menus. E. P. Biddle, Thomas Jenkins, W. Bell, David James, Evan fahXll.l, Thomas Williams (Gellifaelog), Joseph Owen, Mr. 0. C. James (clerk), Dr. T. J. Dyke (medical officer), ...
... . 5 Private Thomas Private Thomas Sergeant Jackson Sergeant UMenyll 5 Private Phillips Private Price 4l 4 Corporal Gunter Private Rattbews Private Lorrail. Private Jones Sergeant Marshall private Bannon Band-Master Hardy Bugler Thomas Corporal Jones ...
... Lewir, Hardy. Alfred Pim. Erg., liacoir.tral Colonel Craw , . el I. Dal id Janice, Eaq. Clarietniaa };rani, Parid Witliamr, 'Erg. Firm Lawie, Eeq. C.C. Pr.s. Jour:. John E‘ane, Eq., Ircord. This Hon. Antliody W. M. North, Esq John Plea,. Eq. Thomas Jeoliinn ...
... 1. Parrish, Bargood ; Rev. Dan Davies, Porth ; in English, Rev. T. Thomas, Risea.—At six o'clock, in Welsh, Rev. Ben Thomas, Newport; Rev. Thomas Lewis, New. 1?ort ; Rev. Ben. Thomas, Newport ; in English, Rev Aubrey, Aberearn. Dinner and tea were supplied ...