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... Ceylon aroma, with butter, cream, and cheese from a dairy as clean and dainty as those pictured by a George Eliot or a Thomas Hardy in Derbyshire or Wessex. In that little world of dairy farms beyond Llanishen one feels the truth of Browning's sentiment- ...
... goes through a magnificent stretch of country, and then a drive to the Druidical circle Here they were in the country of Thomas Hardy, of Tess. It is historic ground, that has known the tread of kings, princes, and commoners ,for centuries, and their work ...
... George William Hardy, aged 53, a night watchman, lately living at 214, Thomas-street, Islington. Frederick William Brightman, who had mar- ried deceased's niece, went to see him on Satur- day afternoon. While they were laughing and joking Hardy suddenly jumped ...
... George William Hardy, aged 53, a night watchman, lately living at 214, Thomas,street, Islington. Frederick William Brightman, who had mix ried deceased's niece, went to see him on Satur- da.y afternoon. While they were laughing and joking Hardy suddenly jumped ...
... J. W. Gray & Co., High- street, Bristol, tailor. John D. Thomas, Whitchurch, near Bristol, school- master. Thomas K. Line, Hotel-street, Coalville, Leicester- shire, tailor. William J. Y. Hardy, High-street, Cheltenham, book- seller and stationer. David ...
... Inspector Bentford deposed that they saw the animal, which WM walking lame and suffering great pain. A fine of 20s was imposed.—Thomas Hardy, a haulier, and Edward John, baker, were also fined S.1 each for similar offences. ...
... from Mr D. A. Thomas, M.P. Mr D. A. Thomas in a letter said he was very glad to hear that they did not propose to discontinue the soup kitchens. The secretary said he had also received £ 1 from Miss iticketcs, £ 1 from Mr ITeir Hardie, £ 1 Is from Mr ...
... Committee acknowledges the following sums :—Gwynaldw and party from Glasgow, £2; engineers and stokers, No. 1 Pit, 10s Mr Keir Hardie, seventh donation, JE1 Rev. E. Evans, Bangor, 2s 6d Miss Lizzie Jones and Miss R. Williams, Bidstone, near Birkenhead, 2s ...
... purpose of a. bridge over the stream the pa.th has been somewhat d [verted to make the crossing e&sier. At this place two iron hardies ma.ke the fence. These ca.n either be got over or opened. When I was there they were open, a.nd I waJked through. The wire ...
... a letter from a gentleman in the North f England inquiring as to the suffering from the South Wales coal strike. Mr Aeron Thomas replied that the strike was settled, but pointed outfthe bad state of the tinplate trade in the Swansea district. On Monday ...
... Rees, W. T. Lee, R. Wilkins Rees, John Morris, J. Harding, Cambrose, Thomas Davies, Mr Robert Bird, Councillor John Jenkins. and Messrs W. G. Hardie, R. Proud, S. Ching, and W. J. Thomas, Penarth. The Chair- man said that their business was to talk over ...
... NEWS IN BRIEF. The death is announced at Bournemouth of ijie Right Rev. Thomas Nettleahip Staiey, D.D., of Lichfield, who from 186L to 1870 was Biahop of Honolulu. The schooner Poland, of Limerick, was assisted into Yarmouth on Thursday. The captain ...