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... Baines, a cripple. was committed for trial to the ses-ions for doing grievous bodily harm to Thomas Hardy, a grinder. The prisoner bit a woman on the hand, and Hardy, endeavouring to protect her, was attacked by Baines, who, swinging his crutch round, struck ...
... Revenue, to MARY EMILY, second daughter of, the late I THOMAS DAVIES. DNILTHIS. On the I.7th inst., at En Yuan, Chia:el:oast, PRANCES CHARLOTTE, eldert daughter of the late Sir THOMAS MITFUS HARDY, D.C.L., do., Deputy Keeper of the Rolla, and of the late ...
... incomprehensible to a foreigner not acquainted with native dinners of this description. A laodireart : A Story of To-Day. By Thomas Hardy. 3 Vota. _ _ The Laodicean is a Miss Paula Power, daughter and heiress of an enormously wealthy railway contractor, i and ...
... illustrations, a detached coloured plate entitled A Mute Appeal, from the picture by C. Burton Barber. and a story by Mr. Thomas Hardy called The Romantic Adventures ot a Milkmaid, besides various readable miscellaneous items. ...
... sad had told hiss to ge t on with his work. He them said, right, master ; ' but did Dot seem at all out of temper.— Thomas Hardy, principal warder, said: I went to the prisoser'e sell after from bad gone to the ' t and the primmer was declaring that ...
... years of age—Tbe jury found the poisoner guilty, and he l was (untamed to be *imported for OP Two 8171111 S BIIZOL•111. —Thomas Hardy Oran., 29,. returned convict, and Edward Smith 'Mitt, 25, both well known as burglars en the Surrey side of the water, ...
... life are provided. People who duly regard their health will find good directions in that paper. A rustic story, by Mr. Thomas Hardy, and contributions by Edmund Goss.. Jean Ingelow, and other popular writers, are also included in the number. The Scott ...
... in by Sir Thomas Hardy, who nooarkable for many things, but eemeeally for his just appre.iati ef naval diameter; and be enrols. Admiral Boxer to bite twitu.st) thd Yisr as ore of the best ia Ennio lie had since store than jastilied Sr Hardy, good opinion ...
... Cripplegate. .Janiss CROFTS. Crown et. Bow is instramentalioary *CROWN, Sion Will, wim merchant Thomas HARDY, Hertford at, Mayfair, baler Thomas HALMSHAW, lots of Hunteworth ter. Portman coach proprietor Wm. EVANS HOWE, Lower Thames at, City, wine ...
... miles, to £1,119,175, showing an increase of , 167 miles, and • diereses. of £11,148. The increase 1 of EfftelArrna. By Thomas Hardy. 2 on the Midland amounted to £4,389: Glasgow and , Ethelberta Petherwin is a shrewd, self- South-Weetern. 21,476 • Great ...
... which we should have liked all the better if the sentiment bad really been taken out of it. The descriptions are very good. Thomas Hardy contributes • story to the number, the worth of the whole being enhanced by an article on the Indastriesof the English ...
... laundreqs, and Sarah Markwell, aged 73, of the fame address, were charged with ill-treating Annie Hardy, aged 13, Wm. Hardy, 11, Ada Hardy, 8, and Thomas Hardy, 3, by not providing them with necessary food, whereby they had suffered bodily ...