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... able to honest and healthy living Mr remarked that Air Thomas described Mr himself the Siamese twins that true in the sense that they with another which could bo said of Sir Thomas and Air Thomas Replying to question as Unionist party raised the tax on ...
... CARDIFF DISTRICT D. A. Thomas, I, A. Cloud, Iml l.ord N. C'ricliton-Stuai-I. 95—-C 824 1900—1. Ml 06-1. J. 005 CARMARTHEN DISTRICT. *W. Llewellyn Williams, sird Tiverton. * 95 1900—L 790 05—I. 2.094 CARNARVON DISTRICT. •Right Hon. D. Lloyd George, L 11 ...
... merit of truth—and that is all the merit it possesses. Mr. Edward Duke and some friends were prosecuting electoral work n St. Thomas on Saturday. In the course of their operations encountered a Radical, The situation was iscussed, and facts were produced ...
... considerable number of dissentients the chairman declared that it carried COTTON & PROTECTION Operative Think of It Messrs Thomas Ashton James Crinion J Cross A H Gill W Marsland W Mullin W C Robinson D J Hhaokleton A Smalley J E have their names to Free ...
... had @ very big trade in Thomas (24), seaman, and James Brown (61), ily one concern in the immediate labourer, were found guilty of stealing a pair of AYN ist outside (at Penistone) which boots from the shop of Messrs. Freeman, Hardy, and change has come ...
... 191#. BELFAST POLICE COURTS. custody. (Before Mr. A. Brady, E.5t.) TWO IN HOSPITAL. Constable John charged a man named James Hardy with assault upon Catherine Bradley and Henry Kane, m Short | Strand, the evening the let inst. The accused was remanded till ...
... Frcemao. Hardy, ami Willis (Ltd.l. tkiole, o'. No»ember 27. to two month;, - bard labour. Thomas (24). waaotn. for teal mg a pair of boot*., the property ol Freeman, Hardy, aim Willis (I.td j, GooJc, was .‘■cnUnweii four hard labour. Thomas (16), Tnillhaod ...
... Uam Gaornsey—Linn Deo, flie, Boktn * oß Rotterdam—HaUvier V„ Rindermtnn, CHQ all * Brnssels—City of London, Haill, LD Thomas Harlingen—Leeuwarden, Ooles, T GaNCo. Hadikswall—Jarl, Bengteson. BCD_ Clarkson Cologne—Khenania, Lcoas, Rtclff Crs* ...
... nominated the committee to fill the post again captain for the ensuing year, and this was carried unanimously. Miss Coienfi-Hardy was hoo. secretary, and the names of Miss E. Rowley and Mi« Claire Deuchar were added to the committee in the place of Mrs ...
... pleasant social gossips of the year. Mr. George has written . an illuminative account •• Prance in the Nineteenth Century: Mr. Hardy. Mr. Laurent* Binyon. and Mr. William Watson stand for poetry: Mr. Ilasterinan is responsible for a somewhat depressing, though ...
... latterly in the em- ploy of Messrs. Hardy aud Co, of Baker Strect and Waterdale, who was found in the Liberal Club on Saturday night suffering from laudanum poison- mcr Deceased had been in the employ of Messrs Hardy for over two years, and terminated ...
... work has come to stay. Baron Frederic d'Erlanger's Tess was another novelty, and gave a strange Italianised version of Thomas Hardy's immortal book. It was moderately esteemed, but should prove worth revival. The rest of the season's repertory was as ...