... was he who gave blow to the man who shot Lord Nelson, h |}js foot was shortly after the action confirmed Si j^^Ptain, Sir Thomas Hardy, who sent for tk efs'° l^e warc'-roon! anc^ 'n Preseure of the 'Jjo^gratulated him upon having avenged iX,?,01 their immortal ...

... Mrs Fanny G wynne ; the Smedley. ; and others who formed the literary society of the place. As visitors, came Sir Thomas and Lady. Hardy, Mr and Mrs S. C. Hall, Mr Darwin (who lectured at the Literary Institute), Mr G. H. Lewes, Mr E. A. Freemitn, and ...

... furnace, is the only memorial left by the dead men: — 'FRIDAY AFTERNOON, HALF-PAST Two O'CLOCK. Edward Armstrong, Thomas Gledston, John Hardy, Thomas Bell, and others, took seriously ill. We all had a prayer meeting at a quarter to two o'clock, when Tibbs, Henry ...

... ; Mr and Mn Hardy ; Mr and Mrs Reid ; John Morris, F.sq ; J H Morris, Esq ; H Hancock, Esq NV Gibbs, EN and friends (4); Mr and Mrs Edmund Thomas and party ; Mr and Mn Villar ; Miss Arkwrlght ; Dr Malan D.D., and Mrs Malan ; J Pardoe Thomas, Esq ; W C ...

... without it. Price Is. per bottle at Chemist., or free on receipt of that sum by Thomas Nestling, Chemist, London. THOM PSOH', BERK F L T ., THEM:EAT MA Prl:lFlelt. hardy the leaden b oaf 3! rel,ese LI ere roarer eton.aeb. 1.1%0r. and Itlrrye. Thew ...

... Morgan, £rox Hill. For mended and patched Workmati’s Coat—Nil. Given Mr K. L —For the best arranged Bouquet of hardy Gulden Flowers—lst, M. Thomas, Saundersfoot: 2nd. S. hllds, t.oppit Hall. Given hy Wkite, Burnell, & « o. —For best Carrot i and Parsnips ...

... Hill. ItiiuouKT*. Hardy Garden Flowers Ist, Geo. Richards, East dlmn.nn ; 2nd, S. Rogers, Lawrenny. Hardy Fern Leaves only—l't. E. Davies, Mepasnlc ; 2nd, M. Lewi*, ditto. Hardy Wild Flowers—lst, I). Mortis, Sanndersfo.it; 2nd, A. Thomas, Railway Inn. Wild ...

... two cases of breach of colliery rules came before the Rev. R. Buckby, and H. Sanders, Esq. Adam Murray Esq, v. George Thomas and Thomas Davies, for having removed the shields, of their safety lamps while working in the coat pit. The former was fined £ 1 ...

... 2nd, E. Gwyther, Saunderafoot. Fkoit, Fit run Tablk.—Apples, Eating—lst, D. Thomas, Saundersfoot; 2nd, Sarah Thomas; 3rd, S, Allen, Stepaside. Applet, Cooking—lst, George Thomas. Stepaside; 2nd, Stephen Price, Pembroke*Dock; 3rd, W. Morgan. Apples, the ...

... 1)r, Mtn and the Mist44.B, Liverpool High Street Hiivicr.ou, \V. 1). Esti:mil Irs,Urrotivenor Park, London Brocknock-House Hardy, Mr, Mrs and Mims, }forborne Hill, Bay View-house Haddock, Mrs, llolton-h—Muor, Cawdor-house Heyworth, Miss, Lancashire Ca ...

... 2 flowering and 2 foliage, in variety—lst, Mrs. Harries, Penally; 2nd. J. Thomas, Bush; 3rd, Mrs. Cadman, Saundersfoot. S pant achiiMDet and tjrdea», ia Tirietjr— lit, J. Thomas, Both; 2nd, Mrs. Harriet, Penally. For 3 bundiet of black grapea—lit. Her ...

... 2 flowering and 2 foliage, in variety—lst, Mrs. Harries, Penally; 2nd, J. Thomas, Bosh ; 3rd, Mrs. Cadman, Saundersfoot. 3 pans achimcnes and tydeas, in variety—lst, i. Thomas, Bush; 2nd, Mrs. Harries, Penally. For 3 bunches black grapes—lst, Rev. J. ...