... Thes. Robinson, of Wbarfe-street, Stoeltoee, was drowned in the river Tees. It appears that Robimson, alcd a youth d nsmed Thomas Hardy, hired a boat for a row up the a liver, Whess they got to the railway bridge, it being low water, there was a strong eddy ...

... belief; there was a re- action at work against meaterialism, secplarism, agnos- ticism, and negativism. The pessimism of Thomas Hardy and Rudyard Kiphing, with all their intellectual bril- liance, was losing its charm- Trilby was forgotten f or good, after ...

... Astle, a porter; and Thomas Hardy, a porter, were charged with having, at Warringtou, on the 10th October, 1877, stolou a side of bacon anti otleur articles, the property of the London and North-Western Railway Oompany. Aetle and Hardy were also charged ...

... NEWS. The Tiues City Article ?? failure is announced of Messrs. Simeon Hardy and Sons, oi 0, Mincing-lane, Wost India merchants. The house was established in 1857, and Mr. Thomas Hardy. ceased to be a partner in November, I 872. The chief cause of the disaster ...

... it in other iespects. The Rev. J. Blonsefield, the incumbent, preached in the morning, and the Rev. A. Hardy, the curaLto, in the evening. Mr. Hardy has been appointed cur ste-in-chargo at Armitage Bridge, in the dcaleney of Huddersfield, and last night ...

... tdamages, andexpransels 1g. l (ANDZ CoD0NTR72 Row A&T DaipImEWL ea lrig ues, rnamed Poster iencey, Thomas Bryan, ,1Or7lewlove, Charles Stephenson, Thomas Trotter, ?? 901r Martin Bryan, Walter Branton, David *jenhra, and Robert Wiison, were charged at the ...

... correspondent of the Mafehcster Gua2di n says) was appointed the other day by the Master of the Rolls, and approved by Sir Thomas Hardy, as curator of tie public records; but on his nomination being sent in to the Treasury, Mr. Lowe is said to have sum- marily ...

... before Mir. F. Billam. and Mr. J. Bent,j Thomas Parker and Thomas Hardy, two trampjs, werea charged with stealing a linen siight dress, a calites broah, aind at silver-plated tea spoon, thea property of Mr. Thomas I Word, New lnn,'Guiseley. The prisosiers ...

... pencil, in the handwriting of Amour. They were:- Fridayafternoon, half-pastone.-Edw. Armstrong, Tires. Gledston, John 'Hardy, Thomas Bell and others looked extremely ill. We also had a prayer meeting at a quarter to two, when Tubbe, Henry 'Sharp, J. Campbell ...

... the cottage walls. Here the Forsters speat nearly twonty years oI their married life, and here their son was born, Mr. Thomas Hardy has rendered the tranquil scenery of that district familiar to the readers of his picturesque novels. Dorsetshire has a ...

... Lovesley, or Liveisley (44), and Blizalietti Rooke in1 (22), brushmatkers, were indicted for having stolen £11 hi from Thomas K. Hardy on the 2nd March. Rucke lae 01 guilty Proseutorwas at the Angel Inn, Byke teet, U and prsoner and ther women were there ...

... Olaniarty end other noblemen also addressed tes Meetiiig. TEEF ANCeIENT liconais 01' DunmtN.-We under- oceian that Mr. Thomas Duhics Hardy, Deputy Koeeer of the decords, London, les been conlinssboared by the Isis- sent Governmllent to exatniisio the ?? records ...