... 0 George Davies 0 26 Same 1 0 0 Henry Shenton 2 0 0 Thomas Roderic 0 1 0 Luke 0 1 0 Timothy Keardon 0 2 6 Thomas Murray 0 10 0 Thomas 0 10 0 Thomas Power 0 2 6 John Davies 2 0 0 John Jones 15 0 Thomas Shankland. 15 0 George Brookland 0 10 0 ...

... 0 Catherine Thomas.. 0 0 5 Daniel Rees 0 4 11 William Jones 1 0 0 IsaacDevoaaId.02 8 Thomas John 0 4 5 David Thomas 0 5 2 John Phillips. Hopkin Delahay.. 0 0 2 William Bowen 0 0 2 James Thomas 1 510 William Sullivan.. 0 4 5 Thomas ...

... assuming the case to be as Mr. Hardy represented it, such showing did not much mend the matter, so far as the Church is concerned. Accord- ingly, a writer in the Press, of the 10th of March, taking as his text Mr. Hardy's statement, itself utterly incorrect ...

... (before Justices Grove and Denman, sitting in banco), the matter of Robert Thomas, a solicitor, was mentioned. This was a rule which now came on peremptorily, cdling upon Mr Robert Thomas, a solicitor, for 20 years in practice at Pontyprid. to answer the matter ...

... which encircle Sir Edwin Landseer's house in St. John's Wood-road. Hard by is many another studio—Leslie's, Calderon's, land Thomas Land- seer's among them. In truth, Sir Edwin's late home stands at the entrance of an artists' colony, known as the St. John's ...

... Clariie has a fine lot of his specialty—hardy Varieties Mn. Pa.ull, a magnificent lot of roses, his best this year; Messrs. Rollinson and Mr. Noble, note- ^-thy rhododendrons. A corner has been reserved a COLLECTION OF HARDY «JWT plants PNDIAAD ...

... club member, the poor man should be debarred all access to the only club he could attend on one day in the week. Mr Alfred Hardy seconded the amendment. He argued that the bill to be defensible must be shown to be just, and to have a fair prospect of proving ...

... was in the, hands of David Thomas's son; he appeared in great trouble about the letter.-Cross exam;ued he never asked me for the loan of money before; I pay him every Saturday morning with money cent from New- port.—Thomas Lloyd deposed: I am apoi:ceman ...

... prevent him flying. The wings now produced were the same. By the prisoner Thomas: How do you swear to marks of the cutting ? Prosecutor: I know them by being cut irre- gular. Prisoner Thomas Could you distinguish the difference between the wings of the gander ...

... iituicted wuii acne pain to apply them, ioras sure as tl1tJY so Sure are they oî relief.—i remain, dear sir, yow's tl u:y, THOMAS ATKINS. RHEUMATISM (30 YEARS' STANDING) UljliivD. Grane, near April 24, 187I. H. D, Brandreth, sir,- Aiy wile has been .n ...

... Henry Wilkina, married. Thomas Williams, do. John Edwards, do. William Grey do. WM. Hopkins, single. David Grey, single. Thos. Richards, married. John Thomas, marrried. Wm. Lewis, do. Thomas Thomas, do. Wm. Prosser, single. Thomas Morris, do ...

... extension of those treaties to States which are vassals of Turkey. Her Majesty has graciously given her permission, through Sir Thomas Biddnlph, that Miss Thompson's cel(1)r:\ted picture, The noll CaB, shall be en- graved by Mr. Stackpole for Messrs. Dickinson ...