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... Bsttye, b Hardy 31 W. Kaye, Hardy . J. Thomas, Hardy 3 O. Berry, c Beaumont, Tolson 4 Joe Berry, c and b Hardy 11. Roothroyde, c Tolson,b Hardy . 9 J. Noble, not out .. J. Wilson, Tolson 4 O. Sunderland, ...
... table at six o’clocx precise!?. The following gentlemen wil! balloted for:—Mr William Cl eland. Laurel Bsuk, Fulham; Mr Thomas E. Hardy. 2. North, Battersea; Mr F. W. Jamerin, Union Club; Mr George H. Smith, Fluchampstead, near Wokingham; Mr Sidney Smith ...
... Surrey side of Batterae* Bridge, and the meeting, which was presided over the Coramodorr, was a very large one. Messrs Wm. Thomas E. Hardy, P. W. Jamerlu, George H. Smith, Sidney Smith were elected memh-rs. discussion aro«e to where and when the club should ...
... ” written by Mr Thomas Hardy, the novelist, aud prepared for the stage Mr Comyna Carr, is now being performed nightly at the Globe Theatre. It deserves succeed, not only because it is good play, well acted, but likewise because Mr Hardy was very badly ...
... parties the burglary. Among others a man applied at Thomas’s Hospital on Tuesday, for admission an in-patient, having received several severe gunshot wounds in his legs. Tim man, whose name was Thomas Bryant, appeared from his wounds to come as near to ...
... understand that Far from tlie Madding Crowd is ;oming to the Globe. Mr Caxauran, American author, has made version of Mr Thomas Hardy novel of that name for the Union-square Theatre, New York. Mias Clara Morris wifi take the part associated here with Mrs ...
... Gordon, Hardy 2 ' A. E. Bateman, not out C. L. Bell! c Stephens, Ark- C. G. Pym, b Hardy wr jffht 92 , H. P. Thomas, Hardy Lord Skelmersdale, Bailer . 24 B 12,1 bl,wbl, n 1 w. j, Maitland, run oat 12 wl Lindsay, c Alllx, Hall E. L. Bateman, b ...
... Collins and James Mut! lo, 1s ys have J ames Murphy, James Doig, and James Weils, 24 Bat | Dixon, John Radcliffe Thomas Thompson, John Swee Thomas Lennan, 3d Batt; Wiiliam M‘Counell and | Parker, 4th Batt; John Baker, James Hopkirk, Andrev ence of | and James ...
... 12 55 30 rains and the rivers have been, and are at this present, flood ed ome Zeruye AMELIA .. ws .. James Paskins, jun Thomas Hardy .. + 12:57 So that, in salmon rivers, the fish, no doubt, have run up, and at | FLORENCE LITERATURE. | INGALE Wm. Boad ...
... Towusend Dance, a captain of 1834. eutered the navy May 16. 1806, as midshipman ou board the Triumph, 74, Captain Sir Thomas Mastermau Hardy. Death Admiral M aubicb.— Retired Rear-Admiral James Wilkes Maurice died Stuuebouse on Friday, the of September, in ...
... Ruwell, E>q, judge, the following caae waa heard —William Johnson, professional jockey, Nottingham, sought recover from Thomas Hardy Smith, of Ambetton, farmer, the sum of for riding two horses. Jack and Elvaston, at Derby Steeple Chases, on the 14th of ...
... September. 1»4I. in the Bay Smcapore, in companv with shipmate named Thomas Hardy, nothing hav.ng been heard of him since. Any one giving satisfactory information whether he living dead to Mr Thomas Pam or Mr John Allen. 21, 8t Manin’s-lc-Qrand, London, will be ...