... after the the mect- festivel was continned on by two meet- ings boing held in the Temperance > Hal, at which able by Mr. Thomas Hardy, of Sanchaster, Mr. Mark Walls at the afternoon meeting, and in the evening tho Mayor. Both meetings were well at: chair ...

... rather heavy pers. One of the best is a criticism of Lord 's work on Pitt, “ A Stady from the pen of Mr. RK. Seymour of Mr. Thomas Hardy,” sometimes styled the his- torian of Wessex, is hardly up to the usual standard r. Jas. J. Davies discusses of the “ Com: ...

... W. W. Yates, J. G. Hefford, G. ‘Joshua Mi ol, F. Gutteridge. J. L. Walk - B T. Tattersfield, G. S. Fox, Jas. W: | Thomas Vero, John Hardy, J. Barratt, 8. R. Clay, &c., The who was very heartily received, said he had one or two announcements to make. He ...

... war re. mended. CONDUCT SATCHEL, PCNISHED.—On Siam day, at Durham Petty Sessions, two young men, named Leonard Fawell and Thomas Hardy, were brought up on remand charged with assault and wit. fnl damage, by upsetting a boat in the Wear, at Durham, in which ...

... The Mayor : 1 think that is so. terested in this traffic. | Councillor MoCaxn : only want the Council to be of parsons. Thomas Hardy said when tins | clear on the puint, as there has been some little diffi- first began, ** That if a railec ad from heaven ...

... A., Stone, R.A., Town Clerk's Office, Batley, 12h May, 1693. J. M. W. Turner, R.A., Luke Fildes, A.R.A., Thomas Blinks, dames Hardy, jevwood Hardy, TO BUILDERS, ROAD MAKKRs, FENCE WALLERS, AND OTH RS. and other eminent artists, Selected with Heat taste ...

... Court, Deweteey, Thomas Relaington J. M. Oldroyd, of Springfield, well knowing it to h.ve and /teary Taken, two yeuths, were brought Ibeen stolen ; and further with stealieg material. op hems . William Carr, William Blok.ley, Thomas leformetion was given ...

... commit sucide in his father's house at iy, London, by shooting Limself in the ino wabh a volver, He is in a dangerous oF Thomas Hardy ba te] Horsforth, was charged at the West fir Cw on Tuesday, with erucity toa eat. def te tered the Alma heerhouse, Horsfo ...

... showing that temperance ciples are stenlily progressing in the borough.— | naing profanean| obacene Lane, Friday a | Mr, Thomas Hardy, Manchester, took part in in Coach who was singing and begcing, ant be- J ingre, and other matters t of | by his soa, did ...

... don't make any point of those Mr. LF. Oates (Huddersfield Bulking Company, peseta not voting? Heekmondwike Branch), Mr. Thomas Hardy Jackson, Mr. replied that be did, and be then Hightown; and Mr. Leonard Storey, Halifax, were &p--elted the steps whirl ...

... a few selections in a very creditable manner.—On Sunday afternoon, Mr. Thomas Hardy. of Manchester, presched a Rochebite sermon, on Wine is a mocker, and in the evening Mr. Hardy lectured on Constitutional Character. Mr. Charles Firth presided. C ...

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