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... LITERARY NOTES. On the first of next month, under the title J ,),. the Obsc-ure, will be published Sir Thomas Hardy V new novel, which has been appearing- iu serial form as Hearts Insurgent. It wili appear for vise first time exactly as the author ...
... was called to the Bar by the Honourable Society of the Middle Temple. In 188(5 he married a daughter of the late Mr. Herbert Hardie, of High Lane, Stockport, and there are two children of the marriage. Major Pryce-Jones is Deputy Chairman of Messrs. Pryce-Jones ...
... Barnfield, Birmingham; Mrs Alder- ley, Manchester Mrs Cowern, America; Miss Hopkins, Maidenhead PENMAESGLAS ROAD. 18, Mrs Thomas- 20, Mrs Davies— Misses Davies and Jones, Llandyssil; Miss Rees, Llanilar; Miss Bowen, Pengraig Conwil 22, Mrs Jones— Mr, ...
... Amy Brooks, Joseph Burlington, F J Fisher, Edwin Frisby, Miss D R Handley, Miss E E Hardy, Miss Alice Hill, Edward Jones, Miss M Muncaster, Miss A M Newman, Miss G N Thomas, Miss A T Tucker. Second Division, Miss E P Ash- well, T H Barratt, T A Bottomley ...
... that the defendant do concur in pay- ing those rents over. Mr. COZENS HARDY If there is any necessity for an order. Mr. GRAHAM HASTINGS We had better have an order. Mr. COZENS HARDY; Of course the rents will be paid over. I was not aware of this. Mr. GRAHAM ...
... have saved up his pocket-money and paid for the birds one by one until all were free. This opinion is confirmed by Mary Hardy. Ivor Thomas, and Amy F. Scow- croft. Peter was a very kind little boy, and I don't think he deserved the thrashing; perhaps something ...
... days ASSAULTS. George Morris, labourer, Morda, charged Thomas Oliver, labourer, Morda, and John Oliver, labou'-er, Nantycaws, with assaulting him on the 10th inst. in the Parish of Oswestry.—Thomas Oliver was fined 10s and 123 6d costs or 14 days, and ...
... Pryce-Jones, Mr. T. Hardie and Miss Jennings. Mr. J. Lomax. and Miss Lomax, Miss Goodwin, lr. E. R. Jenkin, Mr. J. Jenkins, Captain Hayluirst-France, Mrs. Walton, Miss Walton anil Miss M. Walton, Mr. G. Pryce, Mr. and Mrs. W. F. Thomas, Miss Gertrude Fortune ...
... SHOWING A GRAND SELECTION OF MILLINERY, LATEST SUMMKR FASHIONS AXD NOVELTIES, AT HER ESTABLISHMENT, SEVERN ST., NEWTOWN. R. THOMAS & SONS, BUILDERS, CONTRACTORS AND UNDERTAKERS, BERRIEW ROAD, WELSHPOOL. A. J. BL AIR, TOBACCONIST, 14, BERRIEW STREET, WELSHPOOL ...
... Mr. R. de Burghs Hodge (The Mount, Oswestry). Colonel Bonnor. Mrs. Proctor. Miss E. J. Drayton. Capt. Pryce-Jones. Mr. T. Hardie. Captain and Mrs. Morgan. Miss Morgan. Mr. W. E. Pryce-Jones. Mr. H. D. Pryce. Mrs. Purchass. Mr. Poundley, junr. Dr. Thomp- ...
... he took the mare from the shafts and worked it no more that day.—Fined 10s and costs. Does WITHOUT LICENCES.—Thomas Hamer, senior, and thomas Hamor, junior, Bahaillon City, was summoned for keeping dogs without licences. —P.C. Pryce visited the lodgings ...
... October 28th.—Mr Spearman prosecuted and Mr Graham was for the defence.—The prisoner was found not guilty and discharged. Thomas Rogers (15) was found guilty of attempt- ing to commit a criminal assault upon a. child named Mary Elizabeth Preece, at Eaton ...