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... millwright, both of Rhodes, for improvements in apparatus to be used in dyeing, dunging, soaping, and clearing fabrics. Thomas Hardy, engineer, of Wednesbury, r.r. an Mirrored tool for cleaning the insides of the tubes r flues of tubular steam boilers ...
... inst., Mr. Charles Condon e Swan-street, aged On the 11th inst., Sarah Ann, wife of Mr. Thomas Hardy, Grosvenor-street, aged 2'J. On the 6th inst., at Twyturd, Mr. Thomas Hoe, - aged 40 years, fur nearly fourteen years an ollieer in the Manchester Order of ...
... Bromley, newt Leeds, Yorkshire. On the Mgt. et Christ Church, Snieeton, he the Rev. It. Fain - sett, M.A., incumhent, Thomas Hardy, eldest son of Mr. James Buzzard, flighfield b woe, Catherine, youngest daughter of the late Mr. Samuel Sini plc in, Sineet ...
... were hntken. _ SEDDIN DEATH Al A Pbneklug ...
... IVarren, Bart, aged 63. On the 7th inst, at Peterborough, in her 67th year, highly respected, Dorothy, relict of the late Thomas Hardy, of Grantham. On the 6th last, at Fort Scott, America, John Thos. Moore, only son of the late William sioore, Esq, of Marston ...
... for • long time admired. The couple are now ding the honr*tnoon in Florence, and will arrive i d EnglandDlAL month. Mr. Thomas Hardy, author of Far From the Madding Crowd, dc,, will appear in a new ohariseer in the Gestlecura's Magazine for November ...
... expected, and great minders were attracted to the scene of enjoyment. As a preliminary arrangement, Messrs. It. W. Luxbury and Thomas Hardy, agents of the British League, and Mr. Charles Bent, a reformed prize-fighter, addres.secl the public in the Market-place ...
... was but thinly attended, was addressed by the Rev. W. M. Collet, of Melton, Rev. I). Panting, vicar of Chebsey, and 31r. Thomas Hardy, of Manchester, the chair being occupied by Mr. Hoyland of Barrow. The evening meeting, Which was held at 7 o'clock, was ...
... ; Knightthorpe, Thomas Brooke Miller Long Whatton, Henery Cramp ; Loughborough, T. Barker, John Jennings, 14. C. Archer, Isaac o nion ; Nonnanton, William Lowe ; Prestwold, Minn' Gill ; Reinatone, J. N. 11. Burrows; Sheepshed, Thomas Webster,Saiutiel ...
... William 11orthington ; Jefteute and Joseph Farmer ; Hinckley, William Beanlsmore, Thomas Carter Harris, Thomas Goadliy, Charles Watson, Charles Fanidon Thunias Flavin Thomas Abell, and William Grey 'Fanner ; Sapinte, William Spencer and E. Morley ; Shamford ...
... Gregory, Esq., coroner, on the body of William Hardy, who was drowned under somewhat similar circumstances on Sunday.—George Hardy identified the body as that of his brother. lie was the son of Thomas Hardy, Shearaby, and was nearly fourteen years of age ...
... not content with that the defendant William Hardy, after sonic words had ensued, took hold of him by the hair of the head, dragged him across the road, and also kicked him about the head very much. Thomas Hardy also joined in the attack, and kicked him ...