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... dead near Bluck- brook was on Thursday afternoon identified by a woman who claimed to be his wife. She said bis name was Thomas Hardy, who had been living near Shepshed. She farther stated, it appears, that they had not lived together for about four years ...
... Dixon, Mica M. K Hunt, of Prime , and Messrs. F. and J. H. Hull, and a piccolo so lo J. Thorne. Misses Preston, Dixon, Thomas, Hardy, Clarke, and Dennis gave piano solos and duets in good style, the accompanists being its Hunt and Mr. F. Mull. This is ...
... MAS HARDY'S NOV At tho iva ition of a series of lectures “The Later Novelist at Bingley, the Ve. by the National Home Un: Archdeacon Kilner, who @ protest againtt the metusan in the list He Thomas Hardy ao excellent wriier, but od that Mr. Hardy was many ...
... in the 58th year of his age, William Esq. BrzzAßD.—At Leicester, at 18, Princess-street, Catharine,| the beloved wife of Thomas Hardy Buzzard, Market-place, aged 35 years. Evf.rard.— On the 15th inst., at Narborough, aged 47, Elizabeth Everard, wife of ...
... CROSS HOTBto, Market place, Long Eaton ; early possession of the above central and old-established hotel ma be had. —Apply Thomas Hardy. The Brewery, near Nottingham. WELLLIORTED FACTORY to LET, at South Wigton; relit low.—Apply WrlQ►t, South Wigaton. earths ...
... chair, and in his usual able style introduced the programme to the meeting. The choir performed under the direction of Thomas Hardy several selections of sacred music with evident taste and considerable merit. We might state that the quartette. Now pray ...
... attacking ppaarrttyy He was so 'Fulani that be had to go to the DoeM a. Hospital. Hen. surely. is as incidest whkft ear. Thomas Hardy may well ntbse in some More book. A notable enprover ent repeals efrsrted at Wont Castle ie the of the window the Derr ...
... the high- way in the parish of Gilmorton, on the 27th ult John Willson Gurney, of Shearsby, was charged with assaulting Thomas Hardy, on the 25th of May, at Shearsby, but the charge was dismissed, as was also the case of Bishop Thornton, of Willoughby ...
... portraits of th? great- leiders of armies and battalions who played so stirring a part in those fateful days. A fhort story by Thomas Hardy, entitled An Imaginative Woman,'* (hows tbi. master of fiction a* his b-_t, and what ?? dithian disciple will not r?vel ...
... By Mr.Owston: The value of the whole greet was 30r. The amount Was paid to the waywanlen, Mr. Adana—Mr. Fueler Galled Thomas Hardy, who stated that saw the two defendstits cutting the grass. They had two carte with them. One was foil, and the ether emu ...
... The O LET, tOLD CHOW BOTiL. Market place, Lew Eaton early of the above central end eld-entablithed may be bad. _Apply Thomas Hardy, The Brewery, Kimberley, war Nottingham. ELL-WONTED FACTORY to LET, South Wirers ; rest low.—Apply Enos Wright, South Wiggles ...