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... Douglas, Christchurch: Edward Omer Goldberg, St. Johns: Walter Landoo-timitb, Worcester John Francis Hardy, Hartford; Walter Join Robberds, Roland Thomas Hughes, and Arthur Troughtoo, Beige; William Jacob Bpink and Arthur Webb, nom-collegiate. Doctor of ...
... Resolution was unanimously adopted, Mr. A. Thomas himself assenting. The Welsh Institutions Bill is introduced by Mr. Alfred Thomas. Notice to move its rejec- tion has been given by Mr. Bryn Roberts and by Mr. D. A. Thomas, who is one of the Whips of the Welsh ...
... adjourned until to-d_y. John Thomas, an inmate of the Totnes Work- house, was indicted, at the Devon Spring Assises on Saturday, for the manslaughter of a man named Floyd, another inmate, partly paralysed. The evidence showed that Thomas had to wash deceased ...
... amount as long as he labelled it Poison. — Tho Jury returned a verdict in accordance with this evidence. Dr. George Danford Thomas held an inquest yester- day, at the St. Pancras Coroner's Court, respecting the death of Charles Taylor, ?? lately living ...
... agricultural fertilisers, will commence taking evidence on Wednesday next. The witnesses will ho 31r. Albert Pell soil Mr. Thomas Brown, the Chairman of the Norfolk Farmers' Association. In regard to the Treasurership of the Foundling Hospital, Alderman ...
... dealer. March 24. Brown. Thomas, 237, Beverley-road, Hull, ahop assistant, March 23. Smith. Jacob. Danthorpe Mill. Preston, miller, March 25. Binder, Waiter, 4\ Wordsworth-street, Burley -road, Leeds, grocer. March 23. Sotheran. Thomas Baxter. St. James Tavern ...
... Ninety of David Grieve, but the author turns from it to Mr. Thomas Hardy's 'fess of the D'Urbervilles with a reuse of exultant relief, declaring that he feels inclined to embrace Mr. Hardy, though he is not fond of him, in pure satisfaction with the ...
... ears. and Min very eimoinstancee. '' lie • by trade, a leery hardworking man. and most respectable. lam able to give them hardy any essistanee. as I have a family of children, and icy I , tipend as is only 1201. Without help them is not lung ior them ...
... betrayal, which been known in other than sacred history and, commoner and more popular than all, the kiss of affection. Kiss mo, Hardy, were almost the last words of Nelson, as the hero lay dying; and it was by acceding to her sick child s request for a kiss' ...
... Governor of New Zealand. There was a numerous attendance, including Lord Kelvin, Sir Archibald Orr Ewing, M.P., and the Hon. Thomas Cochrane. The will of Sir Love Jones Parry, Bart., who formerly represented Carnarvonshire, has been proved in the District ...
... Hall, Sir T. Sutherland, Sir J. Bain, Sir J. Weston, Mr. Cavendish, Mr. A. Acland, Mr. Stern, Colonel Malcolm, Mr. Cozens Hardy, Mr. Gerald Balfour, Mr. Mattinson, Mr. Buchanan, Mr. D. Barton, Mr. Gibbs, Mr. Munro Ferguson, Mr. Muntz r Mr. J. H. Bolton ...