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... and Mrs Walter A. Hardy. Phillip Street. Graig. celebrated their diamond wedding on Wednesday Aged 83. Mr Hardy is a native of Dorset and claims relaticnship with Thomas Hardy, the famous Dorset novel:st. He and his wife. Mrs Lucy Hardy. who ...
... PORTH VISITING the Thomas Hardy country are Mrs Adlam and family. 36 Jestyn Street. who are on holiday in Dorsrt. WISHES for a speedy recovery are extended to Mr David Jones, of Charles Street. He is in Porth Hospital. where he is expecting to undergo ...
... a Princess Elizabeth parcel are Mr and Mrs Walter Hardy, Phillip Street. Graig. aged 84 and Ci :csi;ectively. Mr Hardy is a native of Dorset. and has the distinction of being a relative of Thomas Hardy, the famous novelist. When he first came to Pontypridd ...
... d by their Clerk. Mr. T. D. Windsor Williams Meath) abd the action was opposed by Thomas Hardy, of the office of Trevor Parker, Port Talbot. Durldg the ease, Mr. Hardy explained that the Council supplied gas to their tenants and there seemed no moral ...
... when the opportunity presents itself. A defendant at the Pontypridd Police Court on Wednesday was said to be a brother of Thomas Hardy, the world famous author of Tess of the D'Urberville's, Under the Creenwocxl Tree and many other famous novels. Friends ...
... ironmongery business. It is interesting to note that the deceased gentleman wus a native of Devonshire and was relay] to Thomas Hardy, the author. An interesting presentation was made to Mr. Cyril Prothero, son of Mr. and M. J. Pro the re, ALE., Avenue ...
... to the present time. Canon Leigh is, perhaps, best known as a leading advocate of Temperance and licensing reform. Mr. Thomas Hardy, who has just been appointed a Justioe of the Peace, is the famous novelist. He was born in 1840 in Dorsetshire, and commenced ...
... Mussolini is going to raise a native army of 3,000,000 for Abyssinia ? Colonisation by force Do You KNow— That the widow of Thomas Hardy, the novelist. died on Sunday, October 17th, aged 58? Do VOL — That there were 62 horses in Bertram Mills' Circus ? Do ...
... meeting of Teas Well Wesley Guild, presided over by Hies E. J. Jones, the Rev. H. W. Langham gave an interesting talk on Thomas Hardy. Despite the inclement weather and black-out there was a splendid attendance. Preachers to-morrow (Sunday, January 28th) ...
... committed to take his trial at the next Quarter Sessions, bail being allowed. Ann Lewis, a single woman of Nelson, sum- moned Thomas Hardy, assistant ripper, Nelson, to show cause, etc. Mr R. R. Morgan prosecuted, and Mr James Phillips defended. In the course ...
... them! I. John scored three times for Rhydyfelin against Maesycoed Rangers, who also secured three goals--scored by J. Thomas, D. Hardy and V. James. ...
... at Glyntaff. Mourners at the house: Mrs L. Hardy, widow; Mesdames S. Hardy and A. Hardy, daughtersin-law; Miss Lucy Hardy, Mrs F. Clarke and E. Nyland, daughters; and Mrs D. .7. Samuel (Trehafod). Mr F, Hardy (son) and Mrs E. Haines ...