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... Wardingtou, o*on, who d; dMiy d, 17’>7, aged and of Constance his wife, who ded Sept. 8, 1772, aged 07. She was daughter of Sir Thomas Hardy of Bishop's Itchingtoo, knight and admiral in the reign of Queen Anne.” Below, within the railing, are tombstones to ; ...
... William, and the abandonment of the Egyptian adventure, A correspondence took betwi ca him and Sir Richard Keates and Sir Thomas Hardy and then followed the report of bis Majesty's Commissionera appointed to investigate and examine the invention* and discoveries ...
... residence, Court Green. Lady Seabird was twice married—first Sir Thomas Hardy, who was Hag-captain to Lord Nelson Trafalgar, and after wards Lord On Saturday, at fx?icest«r, two labourers named Thomas Michael Gavin and James Foy, were sentenced respectively to ...
... Ariosto the present subject. Cuthbert Bede sendi a short story, and Mr. and Mrs. Lyuu LiuWu supply the leading stories. Mr. Thomas Hardy, the author of Far from the Madding Crowd,” will begin a new story hen* in .Tmuiry. Wilkie Colima will also contribute ...
... illustrations of To-Day, which gives a large quantity of excellent matter. Mr. Jerome has enlisted the services of Conan Doyle, Thomas Hardy, Motley Kebeits, J. M. Barrie and maoy other of our foremost writers, so that if good names go for anything, theo the success ...
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... Woodfin (London), ; James Aldis John P-rko Brown (Swaffb.un), Henry Kirkland (Portsmouth), Rhodes Davis (liisca), Thomas West (Merthyr), Thomas Griffiths (Carnarvon), Jonathan ('adman (Kingston), after fifty-two years service; W. D. Barton (Birmingham), George ...
... of’jwion-n.akii-R was surely dishonour»l4r l*r Irons tlien showed the meeting a copy of the photo* (tTafli, which >ir Thomas llulfus Hardy had carefully examined, ti Utrecht M.S, of the Creed, which had provi .l.ntidly recoeered is very crisis-it having ...
... IS'JO-1 Mr. S. B. Chadwick, tefiure, Bart. ; 3 £o, Mr. O. Ixing, OKboutn.', Marlborough. Croflon Lodge, Kuncorn ; 2 Mr. Thomas Hardy, Mere-hall l - 0B Heifer calved 1891 1 UO, Sir I. A.-loote- Farm, Knutsford ; Mr. P. A. Mnntz, M.P. ; reserved Sore, Lart ...
... Mr. . KlUs. farmer and r ,»!v to \lr. Stokes, Birmingham shareholder, i . s if not quite simultaneously the oth«;rs. In Thomas Hardy is at his Lest in Inter lopors the Knap.” descrqitioas of various companies and to biographies ,| . j running across it ...
... HARDY FRI tT AND KITCHEN CARDEN. Any nf the more choice varieties of I’eet* do not ripen properly •Kould removed to warm dry room for few day*, which will found to greatly improve them. Keep all fruit a* cool and dry postible- If front excluded from the ...
... wife of ARTHUR Lionel Smiph, of daughter. March :>t the Crown Inn, Fewcott, the wife of Mr. Thomas W.unk, of a son. March 7, 26, Crouch Street, the wife of Thomas U.nett, of sou. ...