... In the convocation of Oxford University on Tuesday afternoon the degree of D.Litt. Ilonoris Causa was ouoferrad upon Mr. Thomas Hardy, 0.U., the distinguished novelist, who met with a hearty reception. Mrs. Moore-tiwyn, of Duifryn, will preside et a meeting ...

... Ohstt :ction.—llenry I . :rice (17h Thomas ililey (16), colliers, ohstrin-ting the highwav by kicking a tin thereon on February Ist. --PA:. Jones gave eiidence. and both were tines' s*. Adjourned.-I.leWellyn Smith, hardy, waif summoned for aeseitin g his ...

... hold an Excite Licence to Sell he Retail Medicrted Wis. in imam-, Dori with inc Business of Chemist at cerid. wea.strect. hardy aforesaid. Dated this 11th day of February 190. 1642 1). E. LEWIS. PO the 1/VEIISEEHr4 of the PARISH et RHONDDA. fo r the ...

... decided to go to pricon 111 Ferndale Assault.—Cath. Thomas, Ferndale, summoned Mary •( t Jane Thomas, Ferndale, for r and defendant who admitted ,Le fltnoe was fined 40s. To Limo His Tougue.—Wm. Rees, Hardy, was Eummoncd for wing indecent alngusge and was ...

... books rrfived the Library and will be put circulation speedily Among serious is the newly-published ' collected edition of Thomas Hardy's 'poems In places where gossip there was much tea-table talk about who bought 20 pounds gutter os 7d pound! that ought ...

... JOll.ll, W. Appleby Don Cornisb, A. Skynne, and 11. Gould; Lieut. E. Williams .capt.), T. Harrison, W. Thomas, T. Hansen, R. David, G. Williams, B. Thomas. A. Hall, and T. Fearolet. WAIFS V. IRELAND. TO-DAY'S SOCCER GAME AT BELFAST. I Ey CITIZEN. Two Welsh ...

... by Mr R. C. Owen, Chester, the subject being: - The Philosophy of Thomas Hardy. He described the author's style very minutely, summing up description with the remarks that Thomas Hardy was supremely a pessimist. The paper was commended by several members ...

... PARRY-THOMAS (KAI.), In conjunction with W. TUDOR WILLIAMS (F.A.1.). at the &bore place. IMMEDIATELY THE CONTROL IS DONE AWAY WITH. Anetioneeti' ORlew _ 1 2/1_ ESTATE OF THE LATE _ c/mum DAVIES, BARER AND GENERAL H ENCHANT. TTSSVL HOUSE, HARDY GLAM. ...

... force. The changes to the home side did not lend to the espectati. flares the initial half the greater Trento* exerted by Hardy. but even thee Deny were more dangerous. their forwards bang streets ahead of the home lot in canitate tion and general ef ...

... to a colleague is pril. C. M. Pritchard , ferahle to a long return to as Dick Thomas, ooronent.. Hardy and Smith were the A. W Thomas, pick of the half-looks. although Hardy war Ti. Watts. a trier thioneboot. whilst in Doeltris he P. D. Waller. was opposed ...

... and Preminca, being No. I, Eastgateetreet. Cowbridge, called and known ail qt. °Menial. now to the °emanation of Mn. W ybert Thomas, under a partael repairing Inane tor the unexpired term of 10 years from the let March. 1717. N.8.-A Counterpart of the said ...

... hereinafter mentioned are ritnatc. and TO ALL OTHERS WHOM IT MAY CONCERN. I. DAVID EVAN LEWIS. now reeldhit at 1, Ceridwen-street. Hardy, in the Parish of Rhondda. in the County of Cid:porton. Chemist. do Hereby (live Notice that it IS my intention to Apply at ...