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... MR THOMAS HARDY. For the delineation of rural life with homely ) dialogues, Mr Thomas Hardy has long been considered facilc prin- ceps amongst novelists, but in the book which Messrs Osgood and Co. have just published he has struck an entirely new vein ...
... Heugies Osallwan), J. M. M Jones (Brynaismtai), W. Evans (St. Thomas, b Swans a),J. Daivies, (Cwmamman),Stephen DavyS a (Swansen), John Evans (Olvdach), G. Roberts It (Sto riston), and Thomas Jones (Clydact). e Inongsb the congreostion were Mr. and Mrs ...
... thenread,and Mr L. Llweliyn, Penrhiwceiber,pre- sented Mr Thomas with a handsomely-framed address, accompanied by a silver cigar W. James, general manager, Brynawel, also handed Mr Thomas, for Mrs Thomas, a silver tea kettle. -Pùet:ic?J addresses followed, ...
... Woodlands ss, B, 677, Gray, Taylor & Co Port Said, Cheniston ss, B, 1304, J Marychurch & Co Genoa, BothaJ ss, B, 1203, Thomas, Hardy, Wilson & Co St Nazaire, Boileau as. B, 1203, Crosby, L & H Gueret Palermo, Ttevelloe ss, B, 983, Hendy,lFoster, Hain A ...
... ENTTKRKD OUTWARDS -Dee 21. Marseilles, so, 0, 1211, Lee, Hardy, Wilson & Co Oibmltar, Cheriton 11, 708. laity. Carrick, Marra Moller. or, B, 965, L titieret Brost, Harriet as, B, 380, Outhrie, Fisher, Renwick Bayonne. I. F: ChitritlWOomi Ks, 11, 493, ...
... style, and three other men gathering up the diamonds. One harbour officer went for Hardie as being most culpable, and another officer cut off his retreat. -Sergeant Thomas, in the railway service, was desired to press the charge, as coal-stealing had reached ...
... Captain R. H. Hardy, 1st Dragoon Guards, who has retired from the service dated 15th April. VOLUNTEER ARTILLERY.—1st Glamorganshire— George Herbert Hopkins, gentleman, to be acting-surgeon dated 25th April. 2nd Glamor- ganshire— Cuthbert Thomas Young, gentleman ...
... the Official Receiver's, Swansea. ADJUDICATIONS. Thomas D. Lewis, of Reform-street, Pontlottyn, in Gelligaer, Glamorganshire, accountant. Emily L. Rose, of the George Hotel, Brecon, hotel- keeper. John Hardy, of Blackwood, Monmouthshire, carpenter, joiner ...
... VL, R. R. Thomas. Class V., Birch. Class IV., J. E, Thomas. Class IIL, Simpson. Class II.. Mills. Class I., Q. R. Phillips. URElm.-Class I., It. R. Thomas. Class II., J. T. Davies. Class IIL, A. W. Evans. MATHEMATICS.—Section L, R. R. Thomas. Section IL ...
... fcrocer ana provision merchant. David JlmlQn Thomas, Ship Inn, Talbot-street, Aber- avon, Glamorganshire, innkeeper aud butcher. PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED. Thomas T. Cocker and John M. Hay, trading as Thomas T. Cocker & Co., at Swansea, shipbrokers, coal ...
... the new partners paying Thomas a year, and permitting Thomas to receive the whole of the rents the leases to con- tain a covenant on the part of Thomas to do repairs, and the new lessees not to assign with- .,t the consent of Thomas. The testator died in ...
... —Sixteen competed, only three of whom appeared on the plat- form, the winner being Rachel Ann Thomas, Cefn Pennar. Adjudication to the elegy on Mr Thomas, Brecon Arms, Penderyn.—Winner, Rev. H. T. Jacob, Aber- dare. Male Voice Competition,—Four parties ...