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... Unconventional ” People Mrs Gladwyn Jebb 166 The Heavenly Twins Sarah Grand 167 » » do 168 » ”» do 169 Jude the Obscure Thomas Hardy 170 Cameos Marie Corelli 171 Who was Lost &is Found Mrs. Oliphant 172 A Tug of War Mre. Hmfiad 173 The Stark Munro Letters ...
... Some Unconventional People Mrs Gladwyn Jebb | 166 The Heavenly Twins Sarah Grand 167 » o do o ”» do 169 Jude the Obscure Thomas Hardy 170 Cameos Marie Corelli 171 Who was Lost &is Found Mrs. Oliphant 172 A Tug of War Mrs. Hungerford 173 The Stark Munro ...
... Wilkinson Howe to Agunes Fulbrook, both o g. On the 28th ultimo, at the Waller Street Wesleyan Chapel, Luton, by the Rev. W. R. Hardy, John Heury, oungest son of the late John Markham, of Bucking{nn, to Phebe, sixth daughter of William Goode, of Dunstable, ...
... Thursday morning, at Luton, of | Miss Annie Bl M&nfihoflr.l{nry: Blundell, of Moulton and Mr. Walter T. Lye, | eldest son of Mr. Thomas Lye, of Malzeard House, | Bedford-read. mnfll&oh&phnumwdln- | street Wesleyan chapel, with which the family of the bride are ...
... 'The Cedars, Leighton Buzzard. High Sher:llot Bedforthihire, to .Mica Henrietta Louisa Doyle, second daughter of the late Thomas Doyle, Esq., of the city of Cork. Mr. Harris is so well-known in Dunstable,Leighton Buroard.and I he neighbour- hood, that ...
... dying mother. 6. Private investiture at Osborne. 7. Services in London and elsewhere in memory of late Prince Bismarck. 8. Sir Thomas Lipton's scheme of cheap restaurants for the poor announced. 10. New railway to North Cornwall opemed. 11. Battenberg museum ...
... suit yez, for Aaven't I becn with twinty families in the last two months* s A MARDI-EVAL PUzZLE. Cockneys, in their errors hardy, Will persist in -yingl: Mardy ; Others, thinking of his ** bad a,c, Always call the Arab * Mad-i;” Whilst the Eastern title ...
... the head was the only mark | of violence he observed. and that had nothing to do with the cause of death. Subsequently Mr. Hardy | stated that the body had since been weighed and was found to weigh 274 Ibs. Seeing that there was little orno loss from the ...
... CM APKI..—The third anniversary of HEMEL HEMPSTEAD. the opening of this place of worship was common- Beare.—An Wednesday, Thomas mated on Tu•eday by services in the Harris. Henry Rosier, Horace Dorms*, and' afternoon and evening. In the interval between ...
... Mercury. The latter journal is ome of the oldest in nfi.ummmnnu ING A GARROTTER.—At the last Old Bailey Sessions, before Sir Thomas Charley, Common Serj-nt’n man named John Watts, alias “'uw fors vy g Fobry iok apon Goorge a very wil upon | E-fimyk stealing ...