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... the scheme. course of a business meeting which follov , sub- thanks of the society were voted to the first p ing of Mr. Thomas Hardy, the modern reviver of ge, as and Mr. E. H. Coombe (Beaminster) was e erable tically re-elected hon. secretary and treasurer ...
... SALFORD. WARD J (Via .CANDIDATES ' COtTKCTXIOBS. NOSfIXATED. .„ , A.« (Robert Holland (C) Albert Park Bobert-HollaJid (C) Thomas Hardy (L) J. Heaviside (Labour) Crescent Daviea G. T. Jackson (Labour) . /B. BTncliffe Charlesttown.' .E - JJ- * ...
... elementary education ; Lady Duffus Hardy, £55 a year, addition to the pension of £100 a year, granted in 1879, in recognition of the historical, literary, and public services of her late husband, Sir Thomas Duffnß Hardy; Schmitz, £50 a year, in recognition ...
... of a son. BRYHAM—HARDY.—September 21, at St. Catherine's Church, Wigan, tho Rev. T. Higham, assisted by the Rev. T. F. Fergie, William, eldest son of Mr. William Bryham, of Ince Hall, to Mary, eldest daughter of the late Mr. Thomas Hardy, of Whelley, Wigan ...
... it is. The coloured illustrations are excellent and full of tbe fun which is supposed to be appropriate the season. Mr. Thomas Hardy contributes a characteristic story A Group of Noble Dames, and the whole number is capital. Casskll's Illustrated Almanac ...
... resolution was moved by Mr. J. Whyte, seconded by Mr. Hunter, and unanimously carried That as our friend and brother, Mr. Thomas Hardy, is about to visit the United States, this conference wishes him a hearty God speed, and commends him to the temperance ...
... Blackmore ventures into the a humorous piece of verse put blackbird. Mr. Kegan Paul m ° taken of the English rustic riewa Thomas Hardy respectively. Miss Eliot tributes little story, tender, graß Cork ran conin no ordinary degree. M A , ' and Pathefro a ...
... of Samuel Isberwtiod, Esq., of Bank House, Dur.scar, near Bolton, to Martha Gertrude Jackson, third daughter of the late Thomas Hardy Jackson, Esq., of The Grove, Liversedge.—At home, Shore Field, Dunscar, near Bolton, November 3rd to Bth. Sutcliffe—o-odt ...
... the bishop had very strong views. Not long ago he caused something of a sensation by a trenchant attack on the novels of Thomas Hardy. ...
... the remarks with it is • *mutt throe a table, and will afford as as ml to U.S and A they, called Tbe Lady Peeeltho, - by Thomas Hardy. • quaint, of in it sientenne, is of good things of elin ...
... at the Hardman Street Hall on the following evening. Dr. Wood, Co.C., was in the chair, and there was also present Mr. Thomas Hardy, Mrs. H. Spring (both of whom are associated with the United Kingdom Alliance), Mr. Adam Gibson, Mrs. Noble, Mrs. White ...
... foa'ed prior the 1892, the property of tenant '.inner '. 1 Thomas Dutton; and 3, Thomas Hardy. Best foil, *Of rgrlcultural purposes, the property o' a tenant farms* whol'y dependent on farming: 1, Thomas inly; 2. Samuel Baskeville, Crewe; 3, John Beckett, (leld' ...