... also referred in suitable terms to the death of Thomas Hardy Jackson, a member of the Board during the year; end the change of clerk by reason of Mr. Curry's resignation.*A vote of thanks was accorded to Kr. Kellett for his services in the chair during ...

... Heckmondwiks, to form a Municipal Borough, and to obtain a Charter of Incorporation. [Here follow the signatures.] NOW, WE, Thomas Hardy Jackson, of The Grove, Rawfolds, Livereedge, and George Kelley, of HOOD., Livereedge , in pursuance of the above re 6 g=loa ...

... HARDY. In a word, Thomas Hardy demands respect —deep respect, and diligenee—and unless you can give him that, in full measure, read somebody else. ...

... mummy ?” tourist : “Mr. Thomas Hardy lives near here, doesn’t he ? —Devonshire rustic: “Which Mr. Thomas Hardy ?”—Literary tourist: “Whe, the man who writes books —Devonshire rustic “Oh! I naught about but there be a Mr. Shomas Hardy as ...

... writers of to-day, Mr. Brant las said, in in interview :—I am sure that in fifty years' time the world will pat Steven- Boa, Thomas Hardy, Radyard Kipling. and Barrio —who, to nay mind, are, intellectually, oar four best living writers—on a lava with any writers ...

... on Saturday morning. printw A temperance meeting was held on Tueeday » the Market Piace, when an ardress li ered by Mr. Thomas Hardy, of Stoke-on- On Sunday there were no services in the Tem- to the meeting of the Heavy Woollen Dutret 7 ‘emperance Uuiou ...

... 700 persons assembled to hear the addresses of Mr. Charles White, Dewsbary, who presided ; Mr. Sanuel of Wyke ; and Mz. Thomas Hardy, of Stoke-on-Trent, one of the United Kingdom Alliance agents, Mr. J. I. Nussey, of the president of the Union, also occupied ...

... an interview with asiela Kaye-Smith, wh pointedly expresses her opinions on a cmbs, of interesting aubjeets, inelodieg Thomas Hardy. novel reading versos play-golart. tbs lyrical of the party system, the cospear. eialleatlos of the elm, the advantages ...

... Temperance Society bad announced ttiat they would hold two npen.air meetings at the Moor End, Adwalton, to be addressed by Mr. Thomas Hardy, of Manchester, subject, The Temperance Question, but as the camp meeting and the temperance meeting would have been in ...

... BIRSTALL. TEMPERANCS ADDRES3III4.—Mr. Thomas Hardy, of :\lanchester, preached in the Wesleyan Chapel on Sunday moniinz, and in the afternoon and evening delivered admirable addresses in the Temperance Hall. There were large attendances. Asto CoNcinm—On ...

... HICEITOWN. AT 1111. L. A ease of typhoid is reported to have broken oat at Knowler Hill, the patient beiog Mra. Hardy, wife of Mr. Thomas Hardy, sloth finisher. The medical officer of health has charge of the case. STRUT AOCIDEIT. —L-ast Wednesday, a boy ...

... the 9th teet..at !lintel! held 71 Cbtreb, by tbo Kano, MA , situ, arr. Thomas Hardy to Mi Rachel Eslaboute, o( moedwike. —the the 9th hat., at Birstell Plea Church, by the Rev. John Kemp. tic Thome+ Rouse to Misr Sarah Jane Pinder, both of Bs& Taalica-Roskars ...