... A CRAZY COMMUNITY. I Drs. William L. Hardy and W. W. Jackson, the City of New York Examiners in Lunacy, through whose hands every insane person found in the city has to pass, completed on July 9 the semi-annual report of their labours for the six months ...

... HoMnson. Cauliflowers: 1st, Griffith Rees: 2nd, E. Thomas, Celery: 1st, C. 1Illsby; 2nd, Wi11iam Cox; 3rd, C. Pride. Carrots 1st, Griffith Rees; 2nd, Jes=ie Maine 3rd, R Sutton. Pai snips 1st, John Thomas; 2nd, Griffith Rees 3rd, J. Davie. Turnips 1st, Edward ...

... Cowell, 15 Fabian, 5 Clark, 15 E. Ferrier, 6 Cappock, 7 Allison, 15 total 115. Single: Potter, 8 Lovie, 15 Thomas, 4 J. White, 10 Bruton, 11 Hardy, 15; Richards, 14 Proctor, 15 Hodge, 15 G. White, 4 total, 111. CARDIFF RIFLE CLUB.— The last spoon com- petition ...

... been asked to refer once more to the success of young Mr Thomas, of Llandovery College, who, as I stated recently, has gained a postmastership at Merton College, Oxford. The school which Mr Thomas went to Llandovery was the Morriston British School at Swansea ...

... reported from Queenstown to have been passed disabled, is the steamer Harley, 450 tons, 85 horse-power, belonging to Mr Thomas Hardy, of Cork. She left Newport, Mon., on the Bth instant, with 250 tons of material for the Suakim-Berber railway, and put ...

... reported from Zeetsttywtt to have been passed disabled, is the nil:ter Harley, 450 tons, 85 horse-power, belong- IP to Mr Thomas Hardy, of Cork. She left ; *port, Mon., on the Bth instant, with 250 tons 'lhaterial for the Suakim-Berber railway, and into ...

... Mhorse^wer,bfe!entt> ing to Mr Thomas Hardy, of Cork, left Ifewp&r«/ Mofl.v on the 8th instanti With 25b tons of matBrial-for the StUtkim-Berber railway, arid put into Yenatth two doya later, leaving quentiy for Suakim. Nothing further was iniowii ...

... memory, but more often than not they do not succeed in getting it. I have been asked by Mr S. Norbury Williams, of Charltoncum-Hardy. near Manchester, to ask all in South Wales who have be.nclitecl by the temperance movement to give 4 thought to the memory ...

... discussion ensued, in which Messrs W. Conway, 1). Williams, H. Harris, Cr. C. James, G. L. Hiley, M. Wyle, — Hose, C. NVhito, W. Thomas, and the Rev. W. Rees tt.ok part, and the scheme was adopted with some suggested modifications. At this point Sir Henry having ...

... eynne Hughes, Tregib ; W. G. Phillips, 1 - : - yside ; Henry Dean, Carmarthen; Jacob Thomas, Carmarth , 11 ; H. Greenwood, Carmarthen; John Da,vies, Cap « idewi ; D. Thomas, G was t o d ; D . G. Anthony, Garii•le ; Rev. Hy. Evans, Pembrey ; Jas. Butler, Llansaint ...

... Swansea detachment of the Naval Artillery Volunteers. - Under the lieutenancy of Sir John Jones Jenkins, M. P. A number of hardy young men have been banded together, and these have attained such proficiency that not long ago, when foreign affairs wore ...

... the Swansea detachment of the Naval Artillery Volunteers. Under the lieutenancy of Sir John Jones Jenkins, M. P. A number of hardy young men have been banded together, and these have attained such proficiency that not long ago, when foreign affairs wore ...