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... the ,netorete of the Prince's Road Calvinistic Methodist Church, Liverpool, rendered vacant by the death of Rev. Dr. Owen Thomas. Whilst ploughing in a field at Carlton, near Barnsley, two men found a Gladstone law, covered with earth. It was filled with ...
... settled in Herta.' _ . _ Mr. Thomas Hardy belonp to a Dorset family. which not. apparently. encouraged fonts although the Hardy, e a remote period are believed to have been • French family who emigrated from Jersey. Of Mr. Hardy f. or rand-parests. all belonged ...
... forth the survival of • picturesque old rite,Garland Sunday in Dormitshire, which last canvas might perhaps interest Mr. Thomas Hardy as well as the folklorist. forthcoming of Gardening and Forestry at collection of pictures in connection with the forthcomi ...
... gone through : Sown. by Mean, Thomas. Ffiwygiach ; Thomas, Greengmve ; Thomas, PontshAc School ; D. Thorns'', Greengrove ; Readings by Messrs Thomas, Bryndelyn Thomas, Red Lion ; Evans, Factory • Thomas, Quarry ...
... the average that farmers are getting alarmed. The grass is not growing, and corn sown nearly a month ago is not yet up. The hardy wheat even wants moisture, and to row oats in the present arid surface-soil is regarded by most growers as a step not to be ...
... Clinton. Jane Duchess of Marlborough, Miss Stuart, Mr and Mrs P. L Slater, Major and Mrs Wolfe Murray, ReYW. G. Lyon, Mr Gerald Hardy, Mr and Mrs T. D. Crofts. Miss Stewart, Mr and Mrs Fort, Lord and Lady Batemae, Mies E. Thorneeill, Earl and Countess Temple ...
... illoetrated with two full-page illustrations by Howard Pile. as well as the contributions by the following —Bret Hart*, Thomas Hardy, Walter Besant, Robert Loci Stevenin, and Frances Hodyeon Born. tt. 'The English Illustrated Magazine, for May con ...
... my acting when play- I Hardy as a guest at is nest dinner. Mr. Hardy has in • good emotional Part. l generally know my consented to rood a beautiful little story, =titled r•We before anybody else, but I study a new part I Thomas Rorsofeld, Knight. which ...
... cootentics, but far more time would have been lost than gained by omitting this conventional proceeding. Besides, does not Mr Kant HARDIE oars more about his clothes than about great questiees affectiag the poor. The House of le dead mad melees —a mere place of ...
... BirLibsrn Master Mellor, do Mr Edwards, Aberdare 10. Mrs Davies— Mr and Mrs Felix Thomas, Mr W. W. Thomas, do Mr T. Thomas, do Mr Signal!, Bohai Miss &yam, Miss Thomas, Cardiff QUEEN'S ROAD, Hellas House, Mrs Richards— Mrs Walters, Langton Miss Walters ...
... Mrs 'Thompson, Mr and Mrs Dale and family, Birmingham, Misses Hattersll, Newtown 10,_Mrs Davies— Miss Thomas, Cardiff, Miss Beynon, Mirtbyr. Miuei Thomas (21, Cardiff 13, Mrs Williams — Mrs Stephens, Mr and Mrs Davies, Mr and lire C Taylor and ashy, Newtown ...
... Taut anb Astrid. MR W. THONAA. ].P,—The death is announced of Mr William Thomas. of Mid-Wales Villa. flanknoes, kfontgomervehire„ at the age of 69. The deceased was the peoprictiiir of extensive engineering works at Llanidloes, and was a large railway ...