... Dominant and Tyllwyd, and Tafarn Tyrywe Mynyild. who could tell many a tale of dealers, drovers and sheglwrals, which a Thomas Hardy could weave a spellbinding uovel. Many are tin' stories eonnested with the merehaiits from round Mynydd Hach, I.lyneekinen ...

... Oswald Mosley. a Mr. Tom Johnston. Atobodd • Mr. Thomas nas gallai ddatguddio'r gefrin!ltch am (rid y eynilunian hynny dan ystyriaeth gan y rohinot. Pan aargrynlwyd tod: arian drwy fonthyea gofynnodd Mr. Thomas loth wnelent a'r arian wedyn. Tr (wild Ilawer ...

... the globe so favoured all round. . No country is richly endowed than ours, and none has a more efficient. industrious and hardy population. Why then do most of them live in comparative poverty. and why do large masses stand idle. denied the opportunity ...

... BEATRICE EVELINE Prom Principal London k 8.8. C. Concerts.l HARDY WILLIAMSON Tenor (Late of Century Opera Co., New York k Principal Lte.len TOM KINNIBURGH Bass (Royal Albert k Qiieena H•tia, London and 8.8. C. Concerto ) CONSTANCE STOCKBRIDGE Programme ...

... Mr. E4lw4rd4. Aberystwyth. mail Port the . . tap ent — npetition. Mr. W. Mlllichamp and Miss ..Ittekson twat Mr. anti R. E. Thomas. Accident. -flu Saturday evening a eatneriirved Trrfeehan bridge between a motor eyele. driven by Mr Montan .1 ts. Priors-street ...

... concerto); lar6 Cowen, contralto (Principal London I I Beatri c e the celebral-t1 from Principsi London and ii. B.( voneertel: Mr. Hardy tenor late ut Cenfury Opera ('o., New Voik, and London concerta); Mr. Tom Kinniburgli. bait (Royal Albert and Hall. London ...

... tierenemy at the rink was cominetrd by the Arc hdruid — Mr. D. 1. Walters. The programme included harp pennillion singing. ancl hardie addresses. Among; those admittoil to baniir degrees was an Indian stiid,mt stands 6 fewt 4 inihes in height. and h. was given ...

... 1111 l re are providing mach to rat lisa_ t rees sw g bo o hoo. aml the results, whit+ will he thielared on shrubs. trees and hardy Satoirds night, will eagerly awaited. 1111.1111116 t the fork °lli* to nr •• Billiards. -At the Social ( . luh as ram as ...

... eigire-tesi that an intimation lac -eat to the 10. official hcfare the een-u4 ft oat. Th. • Borough I.,ount.int Mr. 3, 1.. Thomas) that already been Alderman M. I.oreslay declared that householders thought quite mi-taltenly the return would against them ...

... day they were ,onvey'd to Manebeeter. The Late Rowena Thomas.—The death occurred on Monday, May at Warwick-street. London, of Rowena. the of Mr. Bert Thomas, M.P.S. Prior to her marriage Mrs. Thomas lived with her mother. Mrs. Parry. at Sherhowirrie Hones ...

... Catobed of this popular fruit are to ystwyth. Cyfeilyohl, Mr. Thomas Morgan• turn the between row of ple•be Pence lyda a : tryso ry .41. Ms. Willson) .1. to prohtable +recount during 'be summer Thomas. Llettosaytiod. yagrifennyold. Mr. moot is. The sat the ...

... morning. at Llanilar. Pett,v Sessions.- .t the weekly Seas ill Wednesday before the Mayor (Mr. tiriffith Hllow. Meows. lavies, Thomas Owen. Hugh Hughes. and T. W. Powell. the following were tined he. for Sunday trading Nara Jones. Jobs Evans. A. N. Davis' ...