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... William Allen, dames Banks, Thomas Hardy Hank . U.A., Thomas David I!»n:s. ll.niyCliltuo I’.i' tt. Samuel IValtie, Thomas S. Berry. William Arthur Diowu. IS.A., Elijah (‘la)d-am, Steplion I’o.jpcr, Thomas Dickinson, John Enidund, ...
... THAT MASTER OF ENGLISH MR THOMAS HARDY. AUTHOR OF OF THE HAND OF ,* “A PAIR OF BLUE EYES,'* “UNDER THE GREENWOOD TREE, -TAB FROM THE MADDING CROWD.” “TWO A TOWER.” “THE MAYOR [XRBRIDGE,” “WESSEX TALER* ENTITLED THE PURSUIT WILL BE WELL-BELOVED COLUMNS ...
... Co. Limited. Leoturoa Preaching, by Boyd Carponten 3s. 6d. London : Macmillan and Co. Far from the Madding Crowd, by Thomas Hardy* 6s. London: Osgood. MTlv&ine, and Co. Two Strangers, Mrs. Oliphanc. London: 'T* Fisher Unwin. Evory Day's INews. London: ...
... arid was beading in a southwesterly direction. She is the steamer Harley, 450 tons, 85 horse - power, belonging to Mr. Thomas Hardy, of Cork. Sha left Newport, Monmouth, on the Bth inst., with 250 tone of material for the Sualciiii.Berher Railway, and ...
... Workman Cocoa Rooms, Horsemarket-str , et. 10.0 a.m. March off at 10.15 sharp, and will probably be conducted by Dr. Adams. THOMAS H. HARDY, Brigade Hon. Sec. ...
... on the Fair Ground, Mr. THOMAS HARDY, of Manchester; Chairman, Mr JAXIM Rousn. Tuesday. August 10th, on the Fair Ground, Mr. THOMAS HARDY: Chatrman, W. UOTLE, F.sry. Wednesday. .vignst 11th, no the Fair Ormiral, Mr. TIToM HARDY ; Chairman. ...
... tbe two plots thus being disposed for £445.' Singular Accident to Acrobat. About seven o'clock last evening man named Thomas Hardy, acrobat residing at 12, Chestergate, Stockpott, met with a singular accident. was engaged at tho Star Music Hall, Pol ...
... on side, on which side does he put it? or Nan—By order of the Ever Young and Lovely, Mr. Thomas Hardy is to be known henceformsd as Mr. Thomas Six months Hard-y, in consequence of his appointment to be a Justice of Peace. OK THE STOCK E %CHANGE. --I t ...
... worst beine : —Thomas Hardy, terrible injuries to head; Thomas Rothwell, scalp wounds and such severe shock that he is not expected to recover ; John Birkin, injuries to head and face ; and William Green, John Brown, Thomas Wood, Thomas ...
... under the revised railway rates, of the previous overweight allowance, 21cwt. to the ton. The chair was occupied by Mr. Thomas Hardy, oud there was full attendance from the various Buttons which are centres the coal traffic throughout the district. Alter ...
... to the Daily Telegraph. Arrangements are in progress for entertaining him at a public dinner before his departure. Mr. Thomas Hardy is writing a new serial story, entitled Trumpet-Major. which will begin in Good Words for Jauurary next, and be continued ...