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... suffered owing to the internecine quarrels of the Irish party. The ways of magazine editors are difficult to understand. Mr. Thomas Hardy recintly &elided to a friend Wet Hearts Insurgent ' Lad been 40 altorsd in form and in I the magazine in which it recently ...
... Illustrate bv St. Clair Simmons. ST.PETERSBURGIN SPRING..CHARLES JOHNSTON. Illustrated by Photographs. AN IMAGINATIVE WOMAN THOMAS HARDY. Illu-trated by Arthur Jule Goodman. THE TOLLEMACHES OF HELMINGHAM. ARTHUR H. BEVAN. Illustrated from Photographs by John ...
... 911, Gowan, Morel Ltd. Gibraltar, Radnor ss.B, 750, John Cory & Sons Ltd. Havre, Shagbrook as, B, 822, Ebbett, W. E. Thomas Caen, Hardy ss, B, 368, Moore, Matthews & Luff Galveston, Aldersgate ss, B, 1987, Willis, Chellew, Hodges & Co. Antwerp, Newent ...
... Evans, Mr Spencer, and Mr Hooper-Peter Cassidy, who was last week arrested as a vagrant in Cardiff, and gave his name as Thomas Hardy, was brought up in custody and charged with being a person under police supervision, and with failing to report bill coming ...
... be sold ait-he Secretary's Office. aS115 SEAMIA' KILLED AT. PORT-TALBOT. l 'On- Nonday evening as an' egineer' na'med ?? Thomas Hardy,' of. the -steamuship' Dodo. 'was n , crossing the caisson of the Poet Talbot OrGring Dock, he accidentally fell into the ...
... Saturday next for the first performer/a I Sear that well-meaning persons iesobnected with the dramatic prefab* *urging Mr. Thomas Hardy to dramatise, a i 1 1 ,,. to be dramatised, his neat successful *el, Tess of the leUrbervilles. Mr. ihedy has made an ...
... 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 ...
... J. Sawtell, and A. Powell. Blaina-Back, T. Thomas three-quarter backs, W. H. Griffiths, A. Jones, A. Larr, and H. Thomas half-back- J. Gabb and W. Edwards forwards, W. Hathaway, AV. Jelly, J. Thomas, C. Thomas, D. H. Evans, T. Harris, J. Hinge, and J. ...
... and was pressed t by Mr Thomas Gee, was Pec1,ar^?^lc ;nt- It will show the Government how emphatic £ *» demands of Wales. This, says tho was the first meeting of a national si°ce the election, and the tc°e of the made by Thomas Ellis, Lloyd-George S>t ...
... 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 ...
... Reserves v. Newport A. At the Cardiff Arms Park. Kick-off at 3.15. Reserves—Back, Wat Davies three-quarter backs, T. J. Thomas, D. Radley Thomas, G. Mills, and E. J. Rooney half-bncks, Gus McCarthy and J. Francis forwards, G. Abbott, J. Palmer, W. Wynde, J. ...
... Sawtell, and A. Powell. Blaina-Back, 1. Thomas three-quarter backs, VV. H. Griffiths, A. Jones, A. Larr, aud H. Thomas half-backs, J. Gabo and VV. Edwards forwards, VV. Hathaway, W. Jelly, J. Thomas, C. Thomas, D. H. Evans, Harris, J. Hinge, and J. Evans ...