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... THOMAS HARDY RICHARDS, DECEASED. Pursuant to the Statute 22nd and 23rd Vic., cap. 36, sec. MOTICE IS HEREBY GIYEN that all Al persona having cla upon the estate the Reverend Thomaa Hardy late of Rectory, Rbiw, the Coaaty of Carnarvon, Clerk in Holy Orders ...
... MR THOMAS HARDY. For the delineation of rural life with homely ) dialogues, Mr Thomas Hardy has long been considered facilc prin- ceps amongst novelists, but in the book which Messrs Osgood and Co. have just published he has struck an entirely new vein ...
... OUR CHARACTER SKErCH. THOMAS HARDY. I test saw Thomas Hardy some 10 or 11 years age at • little dinner in the House of Commona. In those far-off days the accommodation for the stranger and the lady who were asked to dine with a member of Parliament was ...
... Rhif 604. CTF. XII. THOMAS HARDY RICHARDS, DECEASED. Pursuant to the Statute 220 d and 23rd Vie.. cap. 35, sec. 29. ftXOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that all i haying cla'ma upon the estate of s.««nd Thomaa Herdy Ri.harda, late of Kectory, in the County of ...
... MEN OF THE DAY. Thomas Hardy, novelist. WM bora in Jrnus. 1840, in Dorsetshire, and oonamenoed his career as an architect. For an essay dealing with Coloured Bricks and Terra-cotta Architecture, he received the medal and prize of the Institute of British ...
... Men of the Day. I Thomas Hardy, novelist, was born in 1840, in Dorsetshire, and commenced his career as an aichitect. For an essay dealing with Coloured Bricks and Terra-cotta Archiaeoturew* he received the medal and prize of the Institute, of British ...
... Mhorse^wer,bfe!entt> ing to Mr Thomas Hardy, of Cork, left Ifewp&r«/ Mofl.v on the 8th instanti With 25b tons of matBrial-for the StUtkim-Berber railway, arid put into Yenatth two doya later, leaving quentiy for Suakim. Nothing further was iniowii ...
... near Hereford, the wife of George Nice, of son. On the 19th inst., at the Greyhound Inn, Mitcheldean, the wife of Mr. Thomas Hardy Trotter, of l9th inst., at the Vicarage, Skenfrith, the wife of the Rev. William Speke, of a son. ...
... contracts for the ensuing year were :--F. Raikes, David Llewellyn, Llewellyn David, Wm James, Thomas Hardy, Morgan Morgan, Eli Longland, Jenkin Morgan, Thos Davies, Wm Thomas, Thos Goodridge, John Richards, and Wm Lutter worth. ...
... BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, A OEATHf DEATHS. 35, June Mary, wife of Mr Thomas Hardy, agod 3 336 JAMRS. —Ou Sundry, the 7.}I jn. at Trryncirtl Ilrmse. Aht-rci r»», Dari.l William .1 ;unes. aged 41 funeral oil Thursday, the 241 h at 2 ocloek.9tS> ...
... UPPER CWMBRAN. On Sunday last three eloquent temperance sermons were preached in the Board School-room, by Brother Thomas Hardy (Wesleyan, Birmingham), and Grand Worthy Chief Templar of the Midland Grand Lodge. The speaker handled his various subjects ...
... reported from Queenstown to have been passed disabled, is the steamer Harley, 450 tons, 85 horse-power, belonging to Mr Thomas Hardy, of Cork. She left Newport, Mon., on the Bth instant, with 250 tons of material for the Suakim-Berber railway, and put ...