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... , Westmorelar;d mon Rev. T.JGreen, M.A., to be Principal of the Church Mis- lng I e sionary College, Islington; Rev. Thomas W. Hardy, BeA., ing r to the Vicarage of Shudy Camps, Cambridgeshire; Rev. ?? Ann ihHeimore, MA.IA., to the Precentorshipu of Bedford ...
... decorating. The Hall Well, which was this year undertaken and designed by W m. Hardy. was greatly admired. Next to himself in decoratiag and l designing stands his brother Thomas Hardy, the manager of the Coffin IWVell, which never fails to elicit from the nu- ...
... Sir Thomas Roe, Mr. and Mrs. )n Sutherland, Mr. and Mrs. Abraham Woodiwiss o (Duffield), and Mr. Thomas Woollatt. The service was iimpressively read by the Rev, H. R. Rolfe, and the Iy funeral arrangements were personally directed by Mr. id Thomas Lloyd ...
... the Secretary g of State for the Home Department, and received the s honour of knighthood :-Mr. William Tite, Mr. Thomas t- Duffus Hardy, Mr. James Meek, Mr. Peter Coats, Mr. it Joseph Heron, and Mr. Richard Davis Hanson, late 0O Chief Justice of the ...
... increased, and a new building, which would be an ornament to the district, would be erected at a cost of 1.0201. to 1o001. Mr. Thomas Hardy, brewer, of Kimberley, havsing given evidence, Mr. a. W. Payne, the applicant, was called, and after h.ving borne out the ...
... known to-morrow. MURDEROUS OUTRAGE.-Mr. Thomas Hardy, a well- known farmer residing at Ilkeston, has just been the victim of a dastardly attack from which he has narrowly escaped with his life. It appears that Air. Hardy during the past week was engaged in ...
... of more or le-s distance, to fancy mote or iess sustainye. The Westmeinster Rleviewe, in an article on the novels of Mr. Thomas Hardy, points ont a curious coincidence-the fact that in so many of these charming stories the hero is an architect. All the ...
... Whitehead. BE Newark-Thomas Hardy. Thomas Adams, Charles Burbridge. P Bingham-Andrew Mackintosh, Thomas Sheldon. n Leicester-William Illingworth, Richard Bell, John T. ΒΆ Waddy; Robert Sherweil, supernumerary. al Melton Mowbray-James Catton, ...
... respect of the cost of the meaintenance of pauper lunaties He for the half year ended September iast. The tender of Mr. T Thomas Hardy to take down and rebuild the wall at the fir west side of the area in front of the Workhouse for 111. 18s. gf was accepted ...
... confirmed. t PETTY SESSIONS, Wednesday. th [Before E. WAcRNER, IV. B. PAGET, R. F. MARTIN, and to H. R. PARKER, Esqrs.] W( Thomas Hardy J. Smith, for drunkenness at Mountsorrcl, Os was fined 5s. and costs, in Edward Horslcy, for drunkenness at the railway ...
... spector Bickley with being drunk and disorderly in the 71 tstreets on the 26th of January.-Committed for seven days. w y Thomas Hardy, collier, of Denby, was charged by the at isame officer with being ?? 5s. and costs. St - George and John Newton were charged ...
... Mordaunt Sir C. Wairond J. W. Cole Henry Hainilton Viset. Morgan 0. Welsh Arthur ~ Cole J1. Lowry Hardy G. Morgan Major Wtalsh Sir John A] Conolly Thomas Hardy John Mowbray John Waterhouse S. t Carry Henry Hartley James Naasa Lord W~elby W. K. Courteviay ...