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... C. J The first number of the new volume well, the comprising the Key. Dr. Newman Hall, Rev. P. B. Power, Mr. Thomas Whittaker, Rev. E. J. Hardy (author of How to be Happy though Married,) and Miss Mary I. Stead, who is responsible for the serial story ...
... of the programming, and that it new d sl re cortect will be butted with all couvenient despatch. It is announeed that Thomas It. Hardy, is to be this Director of the Showyiusl, Andrew Corrigan clerk of the yard. 'lithe of the stewards who are to attend ...
... bottles to me; I gave them to John Kavanagh, Sullivan's man ; they were the same bottles I received from the poorhouse boy. Thomas Hardy deposed—l em an inmate of the Urlingford workhouse; I was there on the 16th and 17th January last; on the 16th I saw two ...
... Sir Charles and Lady Burton, Mr. Hubert Watson, M.F.H., and Miss Weldon. Mrs. and Mists Alex• ander. Captain Jocelyn Thomas, Mr. Hardy Eustace. Major and Miss Eustace, Mr. and Mrs. Stewart Duckett and Miss Duckett, Mr. and Mrs. Bro•ne.Clayton and party ...
... gentlemen were appointed for next year as the Show-yard Committee :--Finlay W. Cusack, Eaq., MR. Thomas Preston, Thomas I. Hardy, Richard Chaloner, Thomas Rutherford, Esqrs. ; Hon. R. G. Talbot, lion. George-Gough, Sir Percy Nugent, Bart ; John G. Coddington ...
... presence of its authors. Why has the world taken so little notice of the wonderful allegory in that book P I can boldly meet Thomas Hardy face to face, because I have read the Droop of Noble Dames, and Itudvard Kipling, because I can quote the Light that ...
... eyes in the paper written by M. B. Byrds, and Winsome Women find • lovely representative in the Bathsheba Everdene of Thomas Hardy. An Oxford Holiday nets befont us, in • most interesting fashion, that lovely city with its dream of spires, while ...
... be. The number of records stored within this building can only be reckoned by hundreds of millions. These are Sir Thomas Daus Hardy's own words. There, in cramped bundles and rolls, dusty as papyri, lie charters and racial notices that once made mailed ...
... ordination was proceeded with. The following candidates wars admitted—Deaoone—wOolfrey G. Green, A. 8., for the curacy of New Thomas S. Hardy, LB., on Letters Ditoissory from the Diocese of Cube' ; Priesto—wThe Be.. J. T. Moffat, 21. D., foe coney of Waryborough ...
... Hall, C. 8., in the chair; Denis Kirwan, Eng. , John Bayly, Esq. ; C. G. Grey, Esq. ; Thomas R. Hardy, Earl. ; Sir Perry Nugent, Bart.; J. G. Coddington, Esq. ; Thomas Hutton, Esq.; William Jones Armstrong, Esq.; Major Scott, William Donnelly, Esq.: Hon ...
... THOMAS BRAMBLE fIEGS halve to return thankv to the ClerTy, Nubility, and Cleary of the County and City of Kilkenny AND THE ADJOINING COUNTIES, foe the kind and liberal support be Las received from tbens these many years past, trusts by unremitting atteutiou ...
... KENNY SLMMEI: Assizr.s. COURT— CORDAY. (lie the Hight Hon. the Lord Chief Baron.) rue RttLw 41 R. Mr. farm Hardie • The K ilkenny Jundion R o il traJ s inverse from the award of Mr. Fish Onvcrinnont Arbitreton, who had given *?73 13s as componsai inn ...