... between 7 ami 8.30 on Tuesday morning, aud travelled from Cardiff to Newport to go to -work on board the steamer. Officer Thomas found Mr Spence in a very pronouuced condition of intoxication, making a beast of himself in front of the shop of Mr Vaughan ...

... temper, and gave him tbe option of paying a fine of 60* or one month's imprisonment. —G. Hardy, was charged with assaulting P.O. Toozeat Newport Bridge on Monday^ Hardy was w'lh a woman witb whom be lives, and Officer lies ordered tbem away from the Wew Eiutrance ...

... Musical Mems. I Mr Orlando Hardy, the well-known tenor, is turning his attention to the lyric stage, and has left England for Italy to prepare himself for an. appearance thereon. -0- Dr. A. C, Mackenzie has, we are glad to say, recovered from the influenza ...

... Woodford, to represent it this year at the spriug and autumn meeting ot the Cougregational Union of England and Wales. Mr Orlando Hardy, the weli-known tenor, is turning his attention to the lyric stage, and has left England for Italy to prepare himself for ...

... | JNEVYS IN BRIEF. Mrs Agnes Gallagher, mother of Dr Thoma. Henry Gallagher, the dynamiter in gaol ic England, i dead. Mr Holman Hunt resides at Fulbam, but he does bis paiutiug, or did until recently, at a studio iu Chelsea. The S:. Petersburg ladies ...

... Sliaekeli and the Misses ShacKell, Mr and Mrs Bradley, Dr J. Tatham and JoIrs Thompson, Mr H. VV. Thompson, Mr V. and Miss Thomas, Mr Heitznian and party. Mr Shepton and party, Vr Rhys Griffiths and party, Mrs aud Miss Grover, Mr Behenna and party, Mr ...

... Stephenson, 16, De Burgh-street, Cardiff, clerk; H. Radclilfe, 4,' Dock-chambers, Cardiff, shipowner; E. Thomas, 4, Dock-chambers, Cardiff, shipowner and J. Hardy, 15, Conway-road, Cardiff, engineer, who take one share each. Messrs Daniel and Charles Radcliffe ...

... 16, De liurgh-strest, Cardiff, clerk; H. Raticlide, 4, Dock-chainbtirs, Cardiff, shipowner E. Thomas, 4, Dock-chambers, Cardiff, si ipowner; alio J. Hardy, Conway-road, Cardiff, engineer, who take one share each. Messrs Daniel and Charles ladditfe are ...

... WEST nUTf DOCK, Feb. ZO. Edith, Ewett, Bristol. Brothers, sillvey, Bristol. WEST BUTE DOCK, Feb. 21-Liffey Maid, Hall, Fowey. Thomas Elizabeth, Hawker, Cork. Lady Salisbury, Miller, Roads. Jane McCrea, Clary, Greenock. EAST BUTE DOCK, Feb. 20.—Kopernikus ...

... century but a manuscript was found at Utrecht which contained the whole of the creed, and upon it being submitted to Sir Thomas Hardy, chief of the British Museum, he declared the writing to be of such character as net to be later than tha sixth century ...

... visitors, if having the worst of the game, were successful enough in keeping the enemy at bay until, by a phenomenal run, George Thomas sprinted slick -in from half-way. In the second half, right at the start, they secured a tplendict chance of levelling. England ...

... on be proceeded to refer to what had been done by John Burns, Keir Hardie, Thomas Manu, and other leaders in social and labour movements, and, though called upon not to bracket Hardie with Burns, declared that two men more honest or more single-hearted ...