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... been following the interesting correspondence in the Literary If ,M, initiated by Mr. Elliot Stock, on the fiction of Mr. Thomas Hardy. My own opinion. not worth much probably, was given last week, and I have nothing to add, and nothing to retract. I give ...
... Conqiiet, Gorey Lass, B, 44, Kent, Morel Bross & Co Alexandtia, Qartago Nova ss, B, 1293, Hall Bros Oporto, Donro as, B, 211, Thomas, Hardy, Wilson & Co Ancona; Sully ss, B, 1229, Hintou, Morel Bros A Co Port Said, Roma ss, B, 1674, Storm. W H Taylor & Co Pola ...
... 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 ...
... Redmond voted with the Government and Mr Keir Hardie against. Mr Chamberlain also voted for the amendment, and was followed by Mr Courtney, Mr T. W. R issell, Mr Heneage, Mr T. H. Bolton, Mr quilter, Sir Thomas Sutherland, Baron De Rothschild, and Mr Powell ...
... mittee of the Cardiff Independent Labour Party has requested Mr Keir Hardie, M.P., to oppose the Bute Docks (Cardiff) Bill in all its stages through the House of Commons, and Mr Keir Hardie, MP., has decided to block the said Bill in all its stages until ...
... Empson Alcoa and maid, do; Master Empson Alcock, do; Dr Pickup, Coventry; Mrs Pickup, do; Miss Pickup, do; H. Hardy, Esq, Ashton-on-Mersey; Mrs Hardy. do; J. C. Cotterill Phillipps, Stokeon-Trent; J. Clarke. Esq. Tarporley; Mrs Clarke, do; W. Francis Tipler ...
... mittee of the Cardiff Independent Labour Party has requested Mr Keir Hardie, M.P., to oppose the Bute Docks (Cardiff) Bill in all its stages through the House of Commons, and Mr Keir Hardie, M.P., has decided to block the said Bill in all its stages until ...
... 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 ...
... apply to MESSRS. EVANS arad THOMAS, [3813 Solicitors, Llandyssul. IsCOED, FERRYSIDE. &le Prize-bred and Jr racy Cattle., Ilryistrrrd Ilarbsey Valliams, Briar/ liana. rad other Horiaa, aid rer Berkshirs MESNRS LLOYD THOMAS are favoured with instructions ...
... THE COLLIERY DISASTER. Mr ALFRED THOMAS I wish to ask whether the Home Secretary has had any recent informa- tion as to the number of lives lost at the colliery explosion at the Albion Colliery at Cilfynydd ? Mr ASQUITH I regret that I am not in a position ...
... decision of MrJ. Keir Hardie, M.P., to oppn.¡e ho Bute Dock (Cardiff) Bill at ail stages, until the proposed iniquitous to11 has been uurosftrvediv withdrawn.—Tho resolution was pi°sc-:i tuumirnously, amid loud cheers for Keir Hardie. Strenuous Opposition ...
... Pedigree Jertep Cattle, Sendered Hack,up Stallions, Brood Marts and other Horses, and Pedigree Berkshire Pigs, MESSRS. LLOYD & THOMAS m (.roared with iutraetioiu from J.nw. BrogdM, Eiq., to SELL by AUCTION, .1 tb. above,' piece, on WednewUy, 20th Jane, 1891 ...