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... Aberhafesp, Messrs W. Scott Owen, Thomas Evans, Cefnllydas and Evan Andrew, Garreglwyd. The following were appointed to a similar position at Uwchygarreg Council school: Messrs E. Lewis, Henllan, Thomas Griffiths, Hardy Humphrey Jones, Tynyplas, and John ...
... Edwards and E. Owen; Jack Jaws, Owen Jones, G. H. Davies, Tedor Thomas and J. Grilltbs.—Swaasea Villa: Bevan; Kilt and Peters; Fisher, Arnold and I Mile.; Bevan J. Roberts, E. Thomas, Hardy and Ivor Tho mas. The honsesters shot of and play of a loose d ...
... settled in Herta.' _ . _ Mr. Thomas Hardy belonp to a Dorset family. which not. apparently. encouraged fonts although the Hardy, e a remote period are believed to have been • French family who emigrated from Jersey. Of Mr. Hardy f. or rand-parests. all belonged ...
... Statesmen. Year Book, and of hie other literary works, £lOO. Lady Duff us Hardy, in recognition of the historical, literary, ad public servi , es of her late husband, Sir Thomas buffos Hardy, Deputy Keeper of the Puha.: R .cords, £lOO. Mrs. Sarah Elizabeth Melville ...
... illoetrated with two full-page illustrations by Howard Pile. as well as the contributions by the following —Bret Hart*, Thomas Hardy, Walter Besant, Robert Loci Stevenin, and Frances Hodyeon Born. tt. 'The English Illustrated Magazine, for May con ...
... forth the survival of • picturesque old rite,Garland Sunday in Dormitshire, which last canvas might perhaps interest Mr. Thomas Hardy as well as the folklorist. forthcoming of Gardening and Forestry at collection of pictures in connection with the forthcomi ...
... it unwell, w i ll moos contributing to Fair for the pre. not. Mr. Whymper, Alpettrian and has abo been est of sues. fhr. Thomas Hardy WWI beer • few ago, sad the elegised hose.. Michael Coen he. bean ce the sick lie elm, Mt is theta. Tar CLAMANT AND NIS ...
... Messrs. Marion Crawford, Henry James, and Walter Besant will each try their luck with a play, and it is rumoured that Mr. Thomas Hardy, after one more long story as vet in the making, will devote himself entirely to writing for the stage. Meanwhile, somewhat ...
... Bishop of Cork. 79; William Cullen Bryant, poet, 84; George V. en. King of Ilanover and Duke st Cumberland, 59 • Sir Thomas Duties Hardy, Deputy Keeper of tile Records, 74; Admiral Sir George Back, Arctic Si. plorer, 81; Mr. Charles Matthews, comedian, ...
... elementary education; Lady Duffus Hardy, £65 a year, in addition to the pension of £ lOO a y ear g ranted in 1879, in recognition of the historical, literary, and public services of her late husband, Sir Thomas Dallas Hardy; Dr. Schmitz, ebo a year, in r ...
... THOMAS BUBB pESPECTFULLY announces that he has taken IA the large Shop in Terrace Road at the corner tA Neu foundiani Street, which be be. opened as • SHOW ROOX. In addition tu his extensive Stock and choice designs in Paper Hangings from London and Paris ...
... Local Agent: THOMAS GRIFFITHS, cut down and plunge outside, and shelter with branches of dry fern if it comes frosty. ~ARDEN. Push forward any alterations or improvements which may be in progress. By-and-bye will come frost and snow, when most of this ...