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... MB. THOMAS HARDY AND M&- HARWOOD, JLP. Spsakfag wanoi meeting held Oarwen Mr. Thomas Hardy, Stoks-ooTYent, referred the altitude of Mr. George Harwood. for Baltou. oo the temperance qumtion, sad mid that judged their actions some men might living the ...
... nnco JESUBALEJL W tjoo* esch servieo in bdMUf of Seheol Pond WESLEYAN CHAPEL. GOSPEL TEMPERAKCK MISBIOaS, OMrfneWd by Hr THOMAS HARDY, of M«rwh«*»er. Match 13th All aeat* free. coma. APfKEBOos. halLpaat Mr. HABDT -in aDDRJS*S * for Woman Only. Wawin*. «™wi ...
... IteOon Unien, will held the TaMPisASca aupvott the Liquor Traffio (Looal Coutrol) Bill now beinre Far!lament. will Hr. THOMAS HARDY, Manchtotor, Coantdllor Dr. THORNLIvY.J.P., Bet. H, W. TURNER, Ik A.. Mr. JOSEPH and others. Chair take* at 7-50 p.m. Mr ...
... temperature. DEATH OF LADY SLEAFORD. Yesterday morning, Lady Beaford died Hampton Court, aged 90. was the relict of Cspt. Sir Thomas Hardy, Flag Captain of Lord Nelson, when met hie death. The deceased was found by her maid fit in her bedroom, and she never ...
... Iblrdd^r,3d. eeeb. “INDEPENDENT KKTBODIBT BAND HOPE SOCIETY, PUBLIC LECTURE will SAirvUAT, Dtc. 1890. to Scnoohßoox, by UJt. THOMAS HARDY, of Botnar: FROM the coalpit the pulpit.- takes 7-30 JOSEPH BRADSHAW. Eaq., All are welcome. SATERDAF NEXT. JEMPERAKCE ...
... to-aa. TO-MORROW Folds- KuA» METHODIST BIRD SOCTSTT. A LECTURE will delireredon &MVUAT, Dw. lBOO. in the Schoolroom, by MR. THOMAS HARDY, of MoneJmUr. Sc»rtot: •• PROM THE COALPIT THE to be taken at 7-30 JOSEPH BRADSHAW. Eaq., Boltoo. free. are welcome. TO-MOJtROW ...
... eet, 2s. 6d.; Edward Thomas, 127, Bury Old-road, Bar- 19, Le?er-street, 2s. John Bradley, Back Rawciffe-road, Haulgh, 2s. 6d.; Richard Nelson, Higher htfbj-street, 2s. &i; Thomas Tyrer, 26, Skrike-iold, Sharpies, 2s. 6d.; Thomas 121, Old-road, Sharply ...
... TEMPERANCE MISSION, ooeducted by r TUOtfAS HARDY, from March 13U» Sad. aeata fwe. coma sarr will pnracbcd W Mr. THOMAS HARDY, 11SPAT Next, and Addrw* Man Hoetlnf of m«bon btir.d• v Afternoon. wnnmr, Msrdfc 2fc»d. Mr. HARDY »in lira a cn'Jtkd “fton tho Coalpit ...
... personalities as Mr. Conan Doyle, Lady Colin Campbell, Mrs. Clifford, Mi. Thomas Hardy, and Mr. J. M. Barrie, “Foreign Policy,” by Mr. Doyle, and ‘•Three Wayfarere,” by Mr. Thomas Hardy, were the successes the performance, the first being an exceedingly clover ...
... inclusion of Thomas Hardy m the list. He acknowledged that Mr. Hardy was excellent writer, but they knew, said, that many people condemned what Mr. Hardy had written, and that good people—like the late Bishop Wakefield—thought one of Mr. ...
... could expect oodnog better him, ; robbed human nature of its crown of glory, and | special siuner in this direction wm Thomas Hardy. I The other tendency which they must avoid in | current literature wm that which made the Bible but one a series of sacred ...
... a meeting was held to adyocatq the cause of temperance, addresses being delivered the Rev. J. C. Stuart (chairman) and Thomas Hardy (Manchester), M. J. Hale (Radcliff®), and M. Choice musical selections were given by the Irwell Bank and Wingates Temperance ...