... straight- Bat then Dr. way preached a crusade against. How was only one of forty millions, and though a high and mighty one, Thomas Hardy’s books do not seem to have decreased in sale or apprecia- tion thereby. The Bishops of Wakefield seem to have a special ...

... they were annoyed in the usual way by the boys of the neighbourhood, and a couple of these tormentors, Joseph Dawson and Thomas Hardy, were summoned for a series of mischievous assaults. Mr. Brook's object was not so much the severe punishment of the l ...

... was nominated, in November, 1806, acting-lieutenant of the Triumph, the large 74-gunner, commanded by Captain Sir Thomas Masterman Hardy. In l'ebruary, 1808, he was superseded, and placed as master's mate ON BOtKD THE BBLLONA, another 74-gunnsr, of which ...

... Charles G. Turton ; James Fowler, supernumerary.—Dewsbury : Samuel Allen, Thomas Dunn, Gregory A. l'agu (Mirfleld./— Knarebborough : Matthew Salt, Thomas Trethewey.—Harrogate : Richard Hardy, who shall change on one Sunday in every six weeks with the ministers ...

... Mission in Leeds.—On Sunday a four days' mission was commenced by the Leeds United Working Men's Temperance League, Mr. Thomas Hardy (Liverpool) being the principal speaker. The proceedings were opened with a free breakfast to 350 waifs and strays provided ...

... Bro .k.—April 9, at Park Villa, Pontefraot • year, Elizabeth Brook. ■ *a het c^l Bradbury.—April 9, at Hornsey Villas Hardy, Thomas Bradbury, aged 80. ' °*«toi,-cu* Brioos.—April 9, at 106, Silk-street, Manni» ford, in her 76th year, Ana, widow of th ...

... full license. Licenses to sell beer oif were made on behalf of Charles Bowling, an ex-policeman, of 13, St. James street; Thomas Hardy, 32, Gathorne-road, Thornbury ; Alfred M. Townson, 75, Tichborne-street, Bowling; Sarah Savage, 4, Lincoln-road, Manningham; ...

... Mr. Thomas Pickles Greenwood to Mrs. Ann Johnson, both of Halifax. On Monday, at Harrison-road Chapel, Halifax, Mr. David Lord, bookkeeper, Halifax, to Miss Hannah Thomas, of Ovenden. On Monday, at West-parade Chapel, Wakefield, by the Rev. Thomas Pearson ...

... o'clock the doors were opened to the public for the Conference prayer-meeting, In which the Revs. F. A. West, W. Arthur, Thomas Hardy, and Dr. Waddy engaged. On re-assembling, the ex-President (Dr. Osborn) delivered a brief address, and was followed by ...

... Morals. Archdeacon Kilner's protest against Thomas Hardy's novels the other evening, at Bingley, before the National Home Reading Union, came as a thunderbolt to many who have hitherto considered Mr. Hardy amongst the first of present day writers. It ...

... awkward admiration, smiling myselfsmiled me Having ridden few paces, she lookoi round and smiled.— The Well-Beloved,'' b} Thomas Hardy. The Great Miracle.—A few f;iint signs of grass Lhe roadside, the palest shimmer of green th ...

... School, who had collected £29 19s. Id. ; the second, Miss Winifred Mary Meldrum, of Eccles, £5 ss. ; aud the third, Thomas Arthur Hardy, of Sheffield. £6. Tbe singing waa accompanied by the band of the Leeds Rifles, and was conducted by Mr, A. Sheard.—The ...