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... whole it is strikingly characteristic of the stolid, matter-of-fact Norseman. Nansen is a genial philosopher as well as a hardy explorer, and his moralisiugs, optimistic and cheerful when there was the greatest excuse for despondency and even despair ...
... of the climate are all well adapted to the successful growth of the vines. The vine were planted 20 years ago and are very hardy. The above appears in the current wine list of a London fintf of wine merchants. The Welsh Oocgregationalists of Brynmawi ...
... Private Davies do 34 29 63 L-Sergt W Williams do 33 28 61 L-Corpl Howell, do 31 31 62 Corporal J Thomas, do 32 28 60 Col-Sergt H D Jones, do 31 31 62 Lieut. '.Thomas, 3rd VB Welsh Regt; 28 29 57 Private Hinton, do 34 28 62 Private Garland, 2nd V.B. S.W. Bord ...
... obtaining some much-needed rest, and it is known that their valuable assistance has saved a good many lives. In some houses in Hardy-street every member of the family ia down with the malady, and there are numerous instances in which a father and mother are ...
... follows Gladsome day, we now remember Thus the event of old, When our fr,thers were delivered From the French invader bold. Hardy local men and women, Joined with Ca wdor's noble name, Under Heaven's kindly leading, Were the means to quench the flame. Following ...
... February 10th, 1897, convicted and fined 5s and costs for permittingdruukenness on January 25th. Mr George David appeared for Thomas Harrison, the proposed transferee; and Mr W. L. Yorath for Mr Rees, the present licensee. The police having spoken to occasions ...
... the compensation under the Act. The amendment, as amended at the instance of the Home Secretary, was agreed to. Mr DAVID THOMAS moved to omit Paragraph C of Sub-seotion 2 in Clause S providing that If it be proved that an accident was solely applicable ...
... J. Clark and Moore; allotments, Messrs Coombs and Pugsley industrial section, Miss E. R. Moxey, Mrs S. Jones, a.nd Messrs Thomas and Rees; cetge-birds and mice, Mr T. W. Scares- brook. The secretarial duties were performed by Mr J. Downs, with Mr C. S ...
... the deepest gratification. In the Commons. Memubers of the House of Commons to-day occupied their time in discussing that hardy old annual, the Burials Bill. It is one of the pet projects of the Liberationist Society, and, after Disestabfishment or D ...
... Ranrsdale, Mrs. Canon Thompsou, Mrs. T. Andrews and the Nisses Anda-ews.a Mr. and Mtrs. Price-Jolles, Mrs. Sutherland, Mr. E. Thomas (CGaiton), Mr. J. Enoch. Dr. Davies, Qalt-aia Treiu-trheir, Mr. George Padfeld, Mxrs. David, and Mr-, El'lis. Short speeches ...
... , Cardiff D T. Davies, 43, Upper Thomas- st, Merthyr; James Roberts, The South Wales Emigration Office, Pontypridd D. W. Hughes, Myron Cottage, Dukestown, Tredegar; W. Hancock, 2, Downmg-street, Llanelly; J. D. Thomas, Seven Sisters, near Neath or to ...
... a 120 men had been chosen by the two colonels out of the many hundreds of men who offered for this hazardous outpost work, hardy, stalwart, resolute-looking mon, many of them armed with musket*. bub a considerable number bearing straightened scythes, with ...