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... . hay and straw dealer. X Charles H. Johnson, Albert-street, Silverdale, Staf- id fordshire, clothier. Id Thomas E. Hardy, known as Thomas Hardy, Lord- er street, Southport, cycle agent. Cho rles J. Burn, lately trading as J. H. Bnrn and W Son, now or ...
... , the Rev. Thomas Hardy Richards, and La Messrs Lewi3s WilliamrnRobert Jones, GriffithThornies a liumphrcy Griffith, Michael Jones, John Griffith, R. J. Prichalrd, ariffith Jones, John Williams, Richard e, Roberts (Tydweiliog), John Thomas, John lMorais ...
... Powell, Charle3-street, IMilford Haven, stationer and photographer. Charles J. M'Intyre, Eldon-road, Cardiff, engi- neer. Thomas Hardy, Lord-street, Southport, cycle I agent. George C. Sanderson, Lime-street, Liverpool, hotel I preprietor. Henry Gould, Deansgate ...
... the year, was Mhendelrdpyleoan after Monday next ' and Mr. James R'etr(h himn and Mr. James Idam. Smith, thereiigdrcoanM. Thomas Hardy and Mr. James Lyall, the rt auits were re~eleeted. .The CeRArgLAx eare tha ew barka were more happl iroumrntaneoed in regard ...
... statesman's Year Book/' and of his other literary works; Mary, Lady Duffus Hardy, in recognition of the historical, literary, and public services of her late hu>bauo. Sir Thomas i)uf?us Hardy, deputy-keeper of the public records ; Mrs Sarah Klizabetii Me I v ...
... sentenced twenty-one days' imprisonment, in default paying line of ss. and costs, for having assaulted Pol iceconstable Thomas Hardy, whilst in the execution his duty, on the previous evening. Charge Threatening to Shoot a Wiit.. Christopher Fitter coal ...
... MvsrrscO[7s DEATH1 ON NVAL-XHLL BRImc&-The| circumstances attending the discovery of the dead body ofI a gentleman named Thomas Hardy on Vaurhall Bridge, London, on Inseday evening, have been investigated, and the police and hospital authorities yesterday ...
... aerated water mansthturer, et*~lbsed by Mr. Thomas Hardy and his brother, Mr. Willm Hardy, at Kimberley, in the county of Nottingfzm, iD the year 1857. Mr. William Hardy retired ioN 1874, and since then Mr. Thomas ...
... ripresentel by Sir Fiancis Knollve, th3 Prince of Vales bv Lord Church:!!, the Duke of York by the Eton. Dbre KRppc-L, Thomas Hardy, the novelist, and numseou3 cauncy folk were also present. The Bishop ef WVincbester was too unwrull to attend. ...
... Peniston, Yorkshire, contractors, Jan. 5, at the Sheffield Bankruptcy Court. Thomas Day Hyall, Millborne-port, Somersetohire, fell- monger, Dec. 28. at the Bristol Bankruptcy Court. Thomas Smithi Stroud, Gloucestershlre, railway station- master, Dec. Q8, at the ...
... e There were also presept 'Messrs T.- Prichard and J. T. a Jonea (vice-chairimen),. Mr-0.. lvansu tho Revs; Thomas a Jones, RD.; Thomas Hardy Richards, 0. Lloyd, :Wil- Blias, hm Mesrs Lewis Wihliams, R. J. Prichard, William WilliLma (Ll'imuor), John if ...
... that for those e who like this sort of thing, it is just the sort of t thing that they like. The Midnight Baptism, f by Thomas Hardy, and A Chemiist in the d Suburbs, by Frederick Wedmore, are two ex- , quisite pathetic tales, which have the advantage ...