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... following took part:— Mrs. H. Hill, Miss Kate Holmes, Rev. F. W. Clarke, Messrs. W. Holmes, 0. Jones, W. Morris, D. Baker, Thomas Smith, H. Hardy, J. E. Wright, Anetey, A. Cooper, O'Shea, J. H. Cook, sad R. H. Hill. NSARLY DROV7III - D. 'All a Man named John Powell ...
... were first built in Great Britain in Baron Hirscli has sent farther donation of £2OO to the General Lying-in Hospital. Mr. Thomas Hardy, the novelist, has been appointed magistrate for Dorsetshire. A telegram from Catania s«y death i announced Cardinal DuMiiet ...
... first built in Great Britain in 1843. Baron de Hirsch sent a further donation of £2OO to the General Lying-in Hospital. Mr. Thomas Hardy, the novelist, been appointed a magistrate for Dorsetshire. A telegram from Catania any :—The death i annonneed of Cardinal ...
... Plymouth, in ballast, with no crew on board, ha* been picked up and taken la there by a crew from the *toamer Delta. Mr Thomas Hardy, th* novelist, who ha* been •pending a holiday with the Lord-Lieutenant In Dublin .has been utilising bis leisure by c ...
... the suggestion 1 And I am reminded by the sheet of green terror that I can see fall at the back of his eyes behind what Thomas Hardy would describe his enlarging pupils and their radiating fibrils ! —that sufficient for the day is the evil thereof ! As ...
... have • ■gen assaulted at about three o'clock the morning. The deceased was a powerfully-built man about years of age. MR. THOMAS HARDY AND THK PRINCE OF WALES. Oraltani R. Tli«»n»«on. writing in York about Mr. Hardr a liouw* at lK>rrh«rter (ella lb* following ...
... No greater possible misfortune could befall Groat Britaiu than the abolition of tta Upper House.” . Many persons, says Thomas Hardy, when not foolishly kind are unjustly harsh. How much better would it be, if instead of tacking from eido to side between ...
... so with great novels; Veraty Fair is en. playable, so is Lenin Doom, in too will be Tess el Ike cr Urbevilks, when Mr. Thomas Hardy feels like putting it on. In the Manxman Mr. Caine has sought the heaven born heights of grestaeas, he has Leered high ...
... PONTYMISTER SENTENCES. Indignation Meeting at Risca. Addresses by Mr. Keir Hardie, M.P., and Mr. D. A. Thomas, M.P. A meeting of Ponty mister and other toilers from the Western Valley was held in Rises Publioh II on Monday, to take action with a new to ...
... Town-hall, Tredegsr. Notices of Intended Dividends and Last Day for Receiving Proofs.—William Hardy. Blackwood, late builder, now out of employ, December 8; Thomas Lacey, Alma-street, Bisenavon, painter sad decorator, December 8; William L. Crowell, trading ...
... due fortnight andhe had none in the tioasc.—f.S. Thomas said that in company with Mr. Parker had examined the coal'book, and found that the last load was delivered to defendant on the 25th January, hardy a month before.— The Clerk: And bow lougm it to ...
... THEFT FROM A STEAMSHIP AT NEWPORT. Thomas Vick, labourer, Witunill-ereet, wee charged before the Newport magistrates on Monday with stealing a brass tray from the engine room of the a.s. Marty, on the 15th inst.— P.C. Peacock he wee called to Messrs Mordey ...