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... Board, we learn, was formed in 1871, and was then composed as folia ws : — Mr. Ellis ?? chairman ; Mr. W. Calladine ?? Mr. Thomas Hardy ?? Rev. Curtis Jackson (C), and Mr. W. Ball (C). On their retiring from office in 1871, Mr. Ellis, Mr. Calladine, and Mr ...
... the Rev. V. W. U5 m, vie i.r, Wil.iam. yorrneesn son of ilaury Pearce, Gxan- t' am, to Mir-Tir^t Jnne, only daughter of Thomas Hardy, fltracton-lane, Sneinion. August 29th, at S. Barnabas' Church, JDlmdade, Bucks, by the Rev. Canon MiUbe, vicar of Pamdon ...
... DunnicliiT, _ iq., in her 67th year. Friends win please accept thia intimation. On tbe 25th ult, at Whatten-lodge, Ann, wife of Thomas Hardy, aged 47 years. On the 26th ult., at Elston, John Pepper, labourer, aged 51 -years. Os the 31st nit., at Farndon-row, Newark ...
... Good, second son of the late Charles Goud. 9, Sneinton Rermita.ce in his 24th year. HARDY.? On the 29th ult., at the New Inn. Lenton, Mary Ann Hardy, widow of Thomas Hardy, late of Calverton, aged 78 years. BOUBD? On tha 25th nit, at Kennelworth-terrace ...
... hosiery band, and resided at Hucknall Torkard. Deceased wss bora on August sth, and she bad been living with tke father. Thomas Hardy, for about eigbt years. She was seat to prison on Saturday week last, and brought the child witb her. Florence Palmer Walker ...
... William Birkett to Mary Williamson, both of Newark. On the 25th inst., at the Methodist New Connexion Chapel, Newark, Thomas Hardy to Emma MeUows, both of Newark. On the 26th inst, at the Independent Chapel, Newark, Joseph Johnson to Charlotte Cree, ...
... night for a glass of beer He appeared to be in his usual state.— The iu^- returned a verdict of ''Accidental death. Mr Thomas Hardy, the novelist, who has bemm -pemiing a holiday ?? the Lord-T ?? w * Duhlin has been utiW* his leu^^SSSJELi* with the saster ...
... order. In re Thomas Salt. Same order. ' i n re I^ iim Worthington. Same order. i» « Thomas Ragg. . Same order. In re Thomas Peach. Same order. In re Mart :MUlflr. Satte order! Mr. DeverUl gave notice to oppose on behalf of a creditor named Thomas Bowraar. ...
... deny that we had now no writers who possessed such a hold on the public mind as Thackeray and Dickens did in their day. Thomas Hardy and George Meredith were two writers of great and original power, but it would be idle to claim a place for these approximate ...
... Finance— Messsrs W. Calladine, E. Hardy, Stoinforth, J. Hardy, and L. Sexton. Improve- ment—Messrs. W. Stoinforth, W. Colladine, G. Munks, J. Rayner, A. Radford, Wogg, and T. Hardy. Highways— Messrs. C. Calladine, J. Hardy, Sexton. Wngg, Monk, and Ketts ...
... ajaasaam and imported the charge— Defendant ?? jrailtyt? was convicted in the mitigated oenalty of 255. Drunkwiness.— Thomas Hardy, ot Plahertou, laboarer.aH charged with drunkenness on the highway, in the paiw «| Rolleatnne, on the.Dth inst, and was ...
... Not being able to pay the money, a warrant of dis- i tress was issued. Sneinton : Young Thieves.— Wm. GLizebrook, Thomas Hardy, Edward Hardy, and Wm. Ward, four young scamps of ages varying from 12 to 16, were charged with being found iv I an outhouse at ...