... Heriots is a readable story. Since The Master of Ballintrae, Mr. Robert Louis Stevenson has published nothing; and Mr. Thomas Hardy has been silent since writing The Woodlauders '-one of the finest of English novels. We have had nothing from Mr. David ...

... Kenmire, 53 years of age, residing in Muzrray's Yasid, Mulgrave Terrace, Gate;xead, being run over by a brake driven by Henry Thomas Hardy, who Is now in custody. The Chlef-Oonstable (Mr J. Elliott) re- ports that he was standing near the railway bridge at the- ...

... L. Thomas, of the London Welsh. The teams are :— Wale!—*W. Bancroft (Swansea), btck *C. S. Arthnr (Cardiff), 'R. Garrett (Penarth), T. W. Pearson (Car- diff), and *D. Gwynn (Swansea), three-quarter backs H. M. Ingledew (Cardiff) and *C. Thomas (Newport) ...

... Convention and tampering with the troops Robert Watt was convicted of high treason in Scotland and executed. The shoemaker, Thomas Hardy, the wit and scholar, John Horne Tooke, John Thelwall, Bonney, Joyce, Kyd, and Holcroft were arraigned in England on charges ...

... our two hours' inspection of the mines, the variety and depth of the Irish Leader's knowledge was strikingly exemplified. Thomas FDavis has told us that his besu ideal of an Irish- -man is an Irishman who knows Ireland from its history to its minerals ...

... Miss Hughes, Fron- dirion; Mr H. R. Edwards, Cefnterfyn; Miss E. Thomas, Tanygelynen; Mies K. Hum- phreys, Tanyffordd; Mr H. Thomas, Fron- oleU; Mr M. N. Jones, Tyddynheilyn; Miss E. Thomas, Tanygelynen; Miss E. Jones, Hafodty Penybryn; Miss M. Jones, Hafod- ...

... Morris. Rev. J. B. Whyt, t Col. CaEmeron, Mr Grioeh4sn and ii ?? body I of the lhail we noticed 1 1r.. T. Tli(lldy, Mr It b Hardy, Mr Henry Bifhl (Town Clrrk), Mr G. X I l CAsbornnp, Al1. .Tohn White. J.P., 0ouncillr tI Buatterwiek, Ceoneillor Kirby, &c ...

... was indicted for stealing two pairs of trousers, one vest, and one handkerchief, valu 6s, the property of Thomas Jones, at Pcntypridd. —Mr Thomas Williams I)ro,secuted.-The men were drinking together in the White Hart Inn, and the prisoner was alleged ...

... inhabitant to the company's works Thomas Bassett, farmer, living at Radyr, and a member of the rural sanitary authority Thomas Williams, Whitchurch, and another member of the R.S.A; and Charles E. Hardy- man, M.D., Cardiff. Dr Thomas Wallace, Cardiff, paid a. ...

... carddgar, prize £ E8, given by Ur J. Ohidlaw Roberts, Three ch airs competed, viz.,Weawtowncon- daotor, Thomas Phillips ; Barmontb, conductor. Joseph Thomas ; Dolgelley, cenductor, John Lloyd. Mr Bennett said this was an excellent competition, more especially ...

... arrived there a few weeks ago E with three thousand dollace, intending to buy a farm. I Ho boarded with a farmer named Hardy. The son of Hardy has explained W1aidsweitb's disappearance by saying that IWadsworth ohloroformed him, robbed bisnnf 350 dollars, and ...

... Peers; o and Messrs. G. Lloyd, W. Stewart, G. C.t Stewart, Bdward Griffiths J. Heath, James D Fagan, J. Macf arlane H Thorpe, Thomas s a Williami Inglefield, W. E. Cain, T. J. E Sinclair. B. Lennon, S. Cavanagh, W. Owens, W. P. Oen, Willim Roberts, J. Andrews ...