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... Sanger, workhouse, 62. Bibd. — WilUam Bird, Birley-street, 68. Mayob. — Richard Mayor, Back Friday-street, 50. Habdy. — Thomas Hardy, King-street, 72. Bobebts. — Lucy Roberts, Clifton-street, 35. Habgbeaves. — WilUam Hargreaves, infirmary, 28, Nixon. — ...
... Bristol, was elected by aominatioa in the place _ Thomas Hardy, who has been four years a ?? a-teiary; the Bey. Edwin H. Tindall, of Manehnter senior chapel secretary, waa elected by ra-aanunl in place of Thomas Thompson, superannuated on tha around of seniority; ...
... returned to England many years since, and that no such person as Jabez Balfour is known in tho Argen- tine Republic Mr. Thomas Hardy, who is dramatising his power- ful story less of the If Urber cities, is net auch a novice at the art of converting a story ...
... CHABLES ALBEBT WHITEHEAD, of Manchester, and of Bey rout Syria, to EMMA, eldest daughter of THOMAS JOHNSON of Singleton Brook. On the 14th instant, at Bray Church, THOMAS CAMP- BELL, Esq., Bon of the late Colin Campbell, Esq., of Col- grain, Dumbartonshire ...
... Enfield, Middlesex. Bobert Fry, photographer. High Holborn, London. William Baker Gauge, tailor, prisoner for debt, Loudon. Thomas' Hardy, slate enameller, priaoner for debt, London. John Harvey, prisoner for debt, London. WUliam Hcnrick, ?? tailor, High street ...
... MISSION.--| .l To Morrow (“undsy ) Meetings in S, jnners’ Institate at 30 snd 80. Foth mectivgs will be acdressed by Mr Thomas Hardy, tte ol quent temperance sdvocate of Man. | chester Mr I ®ond presiding in the aftersocn. and Dr Stewart ip the evening ...
... public elementary education ; Lady Dallas Hardy, £55 a year, ia addition ?? ** £100 a year granted in 1879, in recogni- tion of tne historical, literary, and pnblic service* of bar late husband. Sir Thomas Duffu* Hardy ; Dr. Sehmitz, ?? * ?? m recognition ...
... Kinloch Hannoeh, Perthshire, and they had several days’ excellent trout-fishing in Loch Kannoch and ua the river Tumrael. Mr. Thomas Hardy spent the whole of last week at l»oblm Castle the guest of Lord Houghton, who amongst bis most enthusiastic admirers. Tho ...
... T. P. fc'ergie William eldest son of Mr. William Bryham, of luce Hall, Wigan, to Msrv elde-t daughter of the late Mr. Thomas Hardy, of Wheiley tm tbe 17th instant, at the Parish Church, Blackpool, by the Rev. A. Jenonr, Mr. William Rawlinson, of Burnley ...
... WB-/ 8U ?? Leopold Gottfried, Cato- m«c*w«t- Letitia (Jrey, Pordfa_g*ridge. Hants, brickmaker. George Hardy, Beeeton, Notts, ?? in trottera. Thomas Hardy, Wolverhamntaa, ale —*-•■- SbUVi__rrUSuS- ii^ock* -^ V^^ui^teSiure. author. John HaOier, Victor-road ...
... near Manchester), William C. Kewish (Badcliffe). Blackburn : Thomas Hardy, Bobert S. Ellis (Over j Darwen), Sampson Beynolds (Clayton le-Moors, near Aecrington), Joseph A. Beet. Haslingden : Thomas Crosby, Henry Balls, John Clements (Bamsbottom). Aecrington ...
... took place the Market Ground, Coun- eroa , th. ir 5 per cent, advance tliey would cillor Gregaon being the chairman. Mr. Thomas Hardy, fgjt satlsfled and would not help men to gain tlieir of Liverpool, gave an excellent speech ?la the evening, advance. ...