... the centre f a flower border. Inscriptions. The N. and S. sides simply bear the words Thomas (E. side) Public Duty and Private Worth. To the m?mory of Thomas Hardy, Born March 3rd, 1751 and died Octolwr 11th 1832, the 82nd ytar of his age. He was a plain ...

... Seaford at the age of years, somewhat suddenly on Friday at Hampton Courtgreen. Lady Seaford was twice married—first, to Sir Thomas Hardy, who was flag-captain to Lord Nelson at Trafalgar, and afterwards to Lord Seaford. The Gazette notifies the appointment ...

... affairs, and pass resolutions relating to the same, with the view of winding up his estate by liquidation or bankruptcy. Re Thomas Hardy Buzzard. —The debtor, at the time of filing his liquidation petition, was a pharmaceutical chemist, druggist, and oil and ...

... occupation, on the 12th of April. —Defendant pleaded guilty, and was fined £1 6s. bd., including costs. Mr. John Winsor and Mr. Thomas Hardy, both of Corby, were charged by Job Stretton, the landlord of the Crooked Billet, at Dunton Bassett, with an assault his ...

... “ Land o' the Leal,” by author of ** Coming thro’ the Rye.” * Mine is Thine,” by Lockhart, * Return of the Native,” by Thomas Hardy. * George Moore,” by Smiles, ¢ Gamekeeper at Home.” * Great Thirst Land,” by Parker Gillmore. “ People of Turkey,” by a ...

... of Thomas Hardy, at the annual rent of .£6O. Lot 3.—A1l that Close of Arable Land, situate in the parish of Addlethorpe, adjoining the highway road leading to Chapel, and containing 4a. 2r. or thereabouts, now in the occupation of the said Thomas Hardy ...

... Harrogate.” “ Pomeroy Abbey,” by Mrs. H Wood. ““The Wb of 1 Lifer by Vietor Cherbaliez, *“ The Return of the Native,” by Thomas Hardy. *“ An Old Story of my Farming Days,” by Fitz Reuter. ““ Mine is Thine,” zcdml Lockhart, - m laylL; by M. C. Rowsell. ...

... Kirkman Hodgson, M.P. for Bristol, was seized with an attack of paralysis on Monday last, but is much better. Sir Thomas Dnffus Hardy, D.C.L., Oxon, Deputy-Keeper of the Records, and one her Majesty's Commissioners on Historical Manuscripts, died on ...

... fill up the vacancies in the legal hundred. The Rev. Fred. W. McDonald, of Bristol, was elected by nomination, in place of Thomas Hardy, who has been for a year a supernumerary. Mr. McDonald suitably acknowledged his election, and stated that 80 years ago ...

... Purser introduced Mr. Sharp, who, in his opening remarks, mentioned Mr. Juatice Lu»h, Earl Shaftesbury, Charles Garrett, and Thomas Hardy, the novelist aud poet, a* men of mark whom has contributed to the world. William Barnea was born at Buahhay Farm. Dorsetshire ...

... convictions for larceny were found recorded the defendant, and lie was sentenced to 21 days' Uonment, with hard labour. Thomas Hardy, labourer, Northampton, was fined Is., and 9s. (Id. costs, for being drunk, at Hardingstone, on the in'tant. „ „ hearing ...

... of Thomas Hardy, at the annual rent of .£6O. Lot 3.—A1l that Close of Arable Land, situate in the parish of Addlethorpe, adjoining the highway road leading to Chapel, and containing 4a. 2r. or thereabouts, now in the occupation of the said Thomas Hardy ...