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... the'theological qsybm which had been estb. J lisbed iinlthe Counxcil of Nieaws, and it was on some s uchioceasion as this Sir Thomas Hardy thinks the germ of this B~OW of the faith was first sanctioned ncd promnlga The DOtion that the Creed ia for.'r gery of ...
... Several coins, too, have been brought to light of Ik the reign ol tte Emperor Gallienus. de! ?? fob At Dowsbwy, on Mouday, Thomas Hardy W Ja dkron, of Liversedge, a Large colliery proprietor So in the district, wea convcted of travellng by rail C on tbree ...
... Park during the recess. Thomas Hfardy is not an uncommon name, and it is easily to be conceived that more than one person bearing at should essay to win fame and fortune in the field of literature, No doubt that MNr. Thomas Hardy, whose verses are printed ...
... instalment (per Mr. Thos. Hardy): -Thomas Hardy, lOs.; Captain J. }I. Stainthorp, s.s. Eric, 5s.; Waltr. R. Lintern, Ze.; P. B. Turnbull, - R. II. S., 2B,; T. J. C., 2s.; F. H. Turnbull, 5s.; R. H. COpe, Zs.; W. F, C., is.; John Thomas, dock pilot.: 5s.; John ...
... and Sarah Markwell, 73, of go . the same address, vere charged with cruelly ill- treating Annie Hardy, 13, William Hardy, 11, Ada mn Hardy, Bland Thomas Hardy, 3, by not providing no them with necessary food, whereby they had *I suffered ...
... reimetal' objection, makes Canon .Liaddu' later ?? 'which follows Mr.`Gleig's, of. very' little itra Ye To. 's ay, as Sir Thomas Hardy s1Lays, iha te' ~.a Utrecht, M. of the Creed dates from the ~close ot ne the sxhcnuy in a matter of ?? imn. ct prtance ...
... patent). It is cripple )n3 scheme. X- An Aberdare man said last week that only re two men understood ?? Mere- 1 dith and Thomas Hardy. The Rev. J. -S. Jones, B.A., Brecon, has a bdtriad of antipathies-prince, prelate, priest. AdHe would probably object ...
... Heugies Osallwan), J. M. M Jones (Brynaismtai), W. Evans (St. Thomas, b Swans a),J. Daivies, (Cwmamman),Stephen DavyS a (Swansen), John Evans (Olvdach), G. Roberts It (Sto riston), and Thomas Jones (Clydact). e Inongsb the congreostion were Mr. and Mrs ...
... hon. president and Mr. W. Millar vice. president. Mr. Evan Jones, who, in conjunction with Messrs, Charles Hillman and Thomas Hardy, hald audited the books,presented a very satisfactory financial report. The workmen having decided at i heir last monthly ...
... WILLIAM THOMAS HICKS, 27, Glynrhondda- street. he Paoroszas urD SzcocnDzas; William Bradley, S VWhitebureab auctioneer; Wiltiam Page Wood, 21, al Castle-street, gurnaker; Peter Davies, 10. Duke- street, silk mnercer; arid Jamnes Thomas Hardy, r. Ii.R ...
... difficulty by covering, the right of serial and dud publicasioan both in England and America. A new cou i novel by Mr. Thomas Hardy, illustrated by Mr. Du B lad Maurel', wil be among the early attractdons of the fo magane, and there will be an English ...
... John Thomas Ball, L2DQ. .. Sir Edwin Landisess', R.4.; Sir Williamn George Arm - strong),B CD; Sir Francis CGraut, President of the Royal. Aaey; Sir James Aldersoit, A.D., Presidentb of, the, Boydt College of.Physicians;, Sir- Thomas Daffas Hardy, Deputy ...