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... 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 ...
... afternoon the condemned aan Thomas was again visited by several of his relatives, among whom was his own brother. It is probable that Thomas will this (Saturday) morning be visited by his aged father. Up to the present Thomas has shown close attention to ...
... lameness of the mare. -Evidence for the defence was given by Mr J. T. Hardy. M.R.C.V.S., Cardiff and William Morgan, shoeing smith, but tht Bench considered the case against Mr Thomas proved. that he had allowed the horse to be workec whilst in an unfit ...
... beh atalnodan, Idlest ; cite choir, not less than 30 in number, Toriad y dydd • No Celan,' only choir put in an apnearanoe (Hardy). and the prise was awarded. For the best translation in Welsh of 'Fouls'. Address to Shylock on Mercy,' Miss Humphries, Ferodele ...
... 113 being under ten years of age. 0 A personally-conducted party to Buluwayo,' is advertised by Meters. Thomas Cook and Son. - • Norwegian Hardy, from Cardiff, has put into Falmouth, haring lost her bulwarks and topsides. ' • firt)r ...
... Alli-rt, AS , FANNY. Griffith.. Parch W. A., Sketty. Stead, Thomas, Grove, Edmund, Cs.newidde..wysg. Swarm., Are7dd. . Banbury-Tracy, Yr Anrhyd. F. S. A. Swinburne, Chub. Algernon (7 bentd). Hardie. J. Eeir, A.S. T. DeWitt, Di)., Howell, Y Poch D. D. D ...
... Jenkins thr q ,Iiar-ter backs, T. Kemp (captain), J. IE. Thomas, H. Llewellyn, and A. E. John; half-backs, A. J. Williams and D. T. Thomas forwards. W. Matthews, J. Thomas, F. Llewellyn, J.Jones, b. Thomas, Dan Kent. W. John, and F. W. Dereham. Rangers—Back ...
... L. Jenkins; three-quarter backs, T. Kemp, J. E. Thomas, H. Llewellyn, and A. E. John: half-backs, D. J. Thomas and A. J. Williams forwards, W. Matthews, F. Llewellyn, S. Llewellyn, D. Thomas, J. Thomas, F. Durham, W. John, and W. Morgan. Hormts-Back, ...
... Jenkins three-quarter backs T. Kemp (captain), J. IE. Thomas, H. Llewellyn, and A. E. John half-backs, A. J. Williams and D. T. Thomas forwards. W. Matthews, J. Thomas, F. Llew«llyn, J. Jones. D. Thomas, Dan Kent, W, John and F. VV. Dereham. Mangers—Back ...
... L. Jenkins three-quarter backs, T. Kemp (captain), J. E. Thomas, H. Llewellyn, and A. E. John half-backs, A. J. Williams and W. Matthews forwards, F. Llewellyn, S. Llewellyn, D. Thomas, J. Thomas, W. John, J. Jones, T. Samuel, and F. W. Derham. Avondale-Back ...
... her Majesty's Government, and no negotiations, so far as my, information goes, are in progress. GROCERS' LICENCES. Mr DAVID THOMAS asked the Chancellor of the Exchequer if he would, in preparing the forthcom- ing budget, endeavour to meet a very general ...
... —Back,- Ivor Thomas; three-quarter backs, E. Emery, W. M. Jones, F. Bowen^.aud T. Emery half- backs, ^ardwick and Morris forwards, T. Hayman, J. Luke, E. Williams, H. Thomas, W. Goulder, E. Davies, D. Mahoney and A. Adams. Morriston— J. Thomas; t'nree-quatter ...