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... Chape', ley, the Rev. J. C. Watte, D.D., assisted by the Rev. H, T. Marshall, brothers-in-law cf the bride, Thomae, younger son of Mr. Thomas Hardy, Mont- Sbsrrow, to Houise Jane ‘Lo: nl ie, ay , youngest daughter of Mr. J. Keates, The ollice, Etruria Vale ...
... 6th, lolloping duys. 28 30, ANGEL STREET. OlICE.— h JOHN THOMAS HARDY, ;* * Cliffield, Bwlnton, WILL NOT BB ANSWERABLE any LEnib my HaRDY, may contract after d*ie.-. t ird, 1879. JOHN THOMAS HARDY. ...
... It is vs difficalt, but since must answer briefly, I woutd rep! in the them Persian word, Afrin; ic, make more like ME. THOMAS HARDY ON EARNBSINESS. women seem to be more earnest of pur those of countri have been told that this opinion arises irom my wg ...
... Ivory Tub Cutle: Seti do. Razors, ond eu unters, with Drawers; Warehowe Fiz i cl tngs, and Offices, Kast Parade. Shemield. THOMAS HARDY (DECEASED) N SHARE To be SOLD by AUCTION, by Messrs. WILLLAM BUS! nd SON, at their Mart, East Pa de, on TUESDA' July, 1895 ...
... householders were summoned for not clearing the snow from the footpath frost their premises.—The first beard was against Thomas Hardy, Mcffltgomery-roed, and John Cemeteryroad, two of the ttugHsg of the Methodist New Chanel, Booth Minat, Moor. The summons ...
... The last nineteen years had seen Mr. George Meredith take his pUce at the head of hying novelists, and Mr. Stevenson and Thomas Hardy rise to the first rank; seen, too. revival of the teste for dramatio literature, and a hunger for its better manifestation; ...
... HI RD HALLAMSHIRE BUILDING SOCIETY. Trustees: Councillor GEORGE WOSTENHOLM. Councillor THOMAS MOORE. President : Mr. THOMAS STEADE, Cemetery-road. Solicitors: Messrs. PARKER AND SON, 10, George-street. Bankers : The SHEFFIELD UNION BANKING COMPANY, Secretary: ...
... established of the above Gusts Central and 0) \ brill Heb. 2369 | Man ( 2) 8 STLUATION; ; first or Hotel may be bad.—Apply Thomas Hardy, The WANTED, with good character.—Apply Mrs. | secoud. Good expenence: goed A da | Brewery, Kimbericy, near N Cartwright ...
... Auctioneer and Valuer. Bank Street. j het.et with Lady Day. X and Posting House and Hotel. _ - situate at Tidesweii—App.y Thomas Hardy, K'mlier'.ey. N ttingbani. l- 0 S'urburban Public mile* N. _ , 1 trade; wh.*rs you like; rent £60: 1t fi v good*ease; nice ...
... of Fitzalan Market, 95, street, Sheat all in Sheffield, wholesale of Cock Ina, Church strest, Ripley, Derbyshire, John Thomas Hardy, of Shipley, Derbyshire, farmer and cattle Goodare Siils, 32, street, Bulwell, Nottingham, builder. ‘Francis Alfred A ...
... Garnett. Mr. Thos. Hurt, London, to Fanny, youngest daughter of Mr. Thomas Tristram, Washington-road, Sheffield. Bi.vc^,vell—Hollely.—On the 3rd inst., at Neepsend Church, the Pw«v. Thomas Wilkins, William James Blackwell, to Martha Ann, second daughter ...
... uarter Maltings and control a9 Men ; must have held a similar po-ition ; ILVER a dozen good good wages, with House.-Apply Thomas Hardy, The we constant en plo ment on app ication to Marti ley, tts. Hall, and Oo. (Lumited), 1 Work: Park. 3170 OOT “A WANTED ...