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... Wallace, painter, to Miss Margaret Brown; on the same day, Mr Thomas Davison, sawyer, to Miss Haturiah Gair.-On the 18th, Mir JaesGarthwaite, labourer, to Miss Louisa Wheeler-On the 20th, Mr Thomas Watson, licensed victualler, to Miss Annie Brice. At WARDEN ...
... Bates, Low Stanley Farm. ., e 26*n t)i» At Stockton, at the Registrar's Office, on lilC e, Mr. Thomas Hardy to Miss Ann Reed.âSam fa.-ffi/t 26th ult., Mr. Thomas Day to Miss Sarah place, on the 28th ult., Mr. Robert n. p Dobson. At Leeds, in St. Andrew's ...
... excited .a Iliursday by as inexplicable rumour that Queen Victoria had died rudd.,aly at Nice. We tinderesind that Mr. Thomas Hardy has tukier cone.deration ;he project of dramatising his navel with a vi mt. to the iatperaoaa•.ion of the leading sitarsome ...
... EDUCATIONAL ACTIVITY IN NEWCASTLE. LOVE: BY BACHELOR. A' YOUNG MAN’S •* WILD OATS.** BTATE AID POISONING. A MEXICAN RANCH. THOMAS HARDY AT HOME. THE FEATURES FICTION. THE MAN WITH A STOMACH. LANG’S LITERARY LIKES AND DISLIKES, OVER A GLASS OP WINE. OMAN HOWELL’S ...
... lately, near Howdon, a Fawn-coloured GREYHOUND DOG; the Owner may have him by applying, and paying reasonable expenses, to Thomas Hardy, Butchei% Willington Mill, near Newcastle. • COAL! COAL! COAL! WANTED, 1,000 TONS of BEST HOUSE COAL, Weekly, for the Three ...
... hr Act of Parliament I'W:Mli/ at Nov. ilOth. iBB7. 2105,323 lla. &1. Lie. posited:Si CEARGT. A. TATE, Actuary. THOMAS REED. Beerelan. HARDY z Co.. HATE Made • most remartable pnrchan. of r.LAcK WO/Ls - TED and SCOTCH TWEEDS much below manufacturers' prices ...
... feet high, exetclingly handsome ; then, on either side, a bust in marble, one to the renowned Hardy. A part of the inimription is To Vice-Admiral Sir Thomas Hardy, Bait., G.C.8., Governor of Greenwich Hospital, the friend and ceuipanion-in-arms of Nelson ...
... inst., aged 88, AMr Thomas Whitfield. At DAIoeeNGTON, on thel 12th inst., aged 36, Mr Joseph Newton.-On the l3th inst., aged 14, Margaret Jane, daughter of the late Mr Thomas Benson, druggist. -On the 181t1 inst., aged 76, M1r Thomas Alderson.-On the 20th ...
... Locomotive Inn, Westmorlandstreet. At 24, Dunn-street, Scotswood Road, on the 21st ult aged 1 year and 5 months, Thomas, the beloved and only son of Thomas Atkinson. * At Little Blagdon-street, on the 23rd ult., aged 67 Catherine, widow of Fergus Robson Burdon ...
... the place of another boy, and that the stitbe from the buckshot was much worse than the work he h ad had before. John Thomas Hardy, Sun Street, 16 years of age, said he wee employed at the Shot Works, where be had been for about nineteen months. Edward ...
... BURY SIDE. (4)-THE EVENING CHRONICLE, SATURDAY, OCTOBER 1, 1892. THE GENIUS OF THOMAS HARDY. In an illustrated article (including portrait) on The Genius of Thomas Hardy;' in this week's Illustrated London New; Mr. Frederick Greenwood says : One day ...
... In the open dam for flowers, kr., the principal prisetakere were William Bell, Waterhounes ; James Moore, Auckland Pork; Thomas Hardy, Bishop Auckland ; J. Rom Stanley ; Junes Trenery, Stanley ; H. Thrower, Brameneth Rectory; G. Brooks, Durham J. Vaway ...