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... J. E. R. Pram& THE INTOXICATED GHOST. By Ark) COLOUR IN THE COURT OF HONOUR AT THE FAIR. Illostraled. By Rays' Oortisem THOMAS HARDY. PertiraiL By W. Paseo& THE AUTOBIOGRAPHY OF SALVINL With Poetrait SARAH RIBBONS. With Portasit. By Maud Goon. OLD PORTSMOUTH ...
... :Mt Sarah Markwell, aged 73, of the same addreda, were charged with smelly ill-treating Annie Hardy, aged 13: William Hardy, 11; Ada Hardy, 8: and Thomas Hardy, 3, by not pp,* iding them with necessary foal, they had suffered much bodily ...
... President of the Royal Academy ; Sir James Alderson, Knight, M.D., President of the Royal College of Physicians; Sir Thomas Diane Hardy, Knight, Deputy Keeper of the Record.; Herman Merivale, Esq., M.A., Balliol College, one of her Majesties Under-Secretaries ...
... and was very generally and deservedly respected. ATTEMPTING TO DROWN Boys.—At the Durham Police-court, Leonard Fawell and Thomas Hardy, two youths belonging to Gdesgate, have been chsrged with assaulting and wilfully damaging the clothes of William Hays ...
... daughter of John Footle, Stanley Place, Caine. CRADOCK- 21i. at Wallow. by the Rev. IR G. G. Horton, waisted hy the Rev. Hardy, Thomas Cradock, of Iferningeon, to Georgina only daughter of George %villia , . Graves, of Wellow. DALLIDAY—BARNID I .—Ang. 21 ...
... excellent shilling's-worth. The contributors include Walter Besent (whose article on 'The upward pressure very important). Thomas Hardy. sod Bret Harts Several full-page illustrations, specially contributed, are well worth place beside such excellence as ...
... baby—beg pardon, I meant paper. Among the many literary features promised for 71)-day, during 1894 are :—A serial story by Thomas Hardy (the first since his great work of the D'Urbervilles ) ; also stories by Robert Louie Stevenson, A. Doman Doyle, Rudyard ...
... a resting place in Bunhill-fields; as did Cromwell's chaplain, Dr. John Owen; and Stothard and Blake, the painters; and Thomas Hardy and John Horne Tooke, the reformers; and David Naamith, the fcunder of City missions; and Mrs. Susannah Wesley, the mother ...
... —Musical World. Tax QUEEN has been pleased to confer the honour of knighthood on William Tit., Req., M.P., F R.S. ; on Thomas Duffus Hardy, Esq., Deputy Kee l .er of the Public &colds ; and on James Meek, Esq., sometime Lord Mayor of York.—Gazette. • PAR ...
... gallon were committed at Barrow in4urnem to their trial, at the quarter sessions, on a charge of stabbing Jobs Linton and Thomas Henry Hardy, whom they mistook for other men with whom they had been quarrelling. LITTLX WILAH TOWN OF TALTSARN • few nights ago ...
... origins. poems by Mr. Tennyson, LOl , l Lytton. and N. Victor lingo, and illuetrated serial stories by We. Oliphant, Mr. Thomas Hardy, and N. Daudet. ; Fur pavement of the Timms of Lintol, near B tlbec, the ancient property of the families of Le Baallenger ...
... near furnace; is the only memorial left by the dead men: Arreanoos, Half-past Two o'clock. 'Edward Armstrong, Thomas Glediton, John Hardy, Thomas Bell, and others took seriously ill. We had a payer meeting at a quarter to two o'clock, when Tibbs, Henry Sharp ...