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... ses and suitable outbuildings, and B2a. Sr. 32p. stature measure or thereabouts, ot land, now in the ooeopatlss of Mr. Thomas Hardy. The farms may be seen on application to the present tenants, or to Mr. Stewart, Home Farm. Heigh Ball; and further particulars ...
... of etiquette, but in the interests of French society it is pity ho was not more bloodthirsty and less pretentious. Mr. Thomas Hardy, the novelist, has toil! American interviewer tint if turns out words in dsy, he thinks he has done well. usually, begins ...
... letter. At Dorchester, on itriday, the ceremony took place of reopening the Gramrmar School, which vas founded in 1571, by Thomas Hardy, of Frampton, and has enjoyed an almost unbroken existence from that time to the present. The school has been rebuilt. ...
... Giasirr;:. 17 novels in 16 years Mr. Rider H»i>- gard. 21 novels 17 years: Mrs. Hamphry Ward, 7 books in 18 years ; Mr. Thomas Hardy, 18 books in 34 yesrs , Mr. Blacktnore, 16 novels iu 32 years ; Miss I'.rsildon, 57 novels in 38 years. Mr. George Meredith ...
... and of his other literary works (April 21), £lOO. Lady Mary Duffus Hardy, in recognition of the historical, literary, and public services of her late husband, Sir Thomas Duffaa Hardy, deputy keeper of the Public Records, June 19), £lOO. Mrs. Sarah Elizabeth ...
... Huttfcr. ON Sela.ee gotng concern, the STOCK and FIXTURES the Queen'! Octfee Tawn. 89. and farther particular* THOMAS KTiRacoLOH, Property HARDY LAKE DISTRICT FERNS. ranetiea, 14 reoCa.a*- aorted ranetie*, la 3d ; M eitra large rockery root*. Si ; 61; 100 ...
... assistance. It was found that 20 of the party were injured, some very seriously, amongst the worst being Thomas Hardy, terrible injuries to the head : Thomas scalp wounds ami such a severe shock that not expected to recover ; John Birkin, injuries to the head ...
... bouses and suitable outbuild tags, ant £2a. Sr. 32p stature measure or thereabouts, of land, now in the occupation of Mr. Thomas Hardy. farms may »«*□ on aiipiication to the present tenants, or to Ur. A. STEWART. Nome Farm. Had; and further particular* may ...
... to Miss Alice Kendall. On Monday last, in the Independent chapel, Grimshaw street, by the Rev. Richard Slate, Mr. Thomas Hardy Wilkinson to Miss Elizabeth Booth, both of this town. Samue day, at the Wesleyan chapel, Lune-street, by the Rev. E. Shelton ...
... Edwin Arnold . . To*Rhine and the Moselle. Max ADU.BB His bpeecb. W. R. S. Ralstox , Autobiography of a Weddicg Ring. Thomas Hardy . . The Christmas Choir. Jkan ▲. . WinsUtley. Ballad* With Ohgical Illoitratioas by F. BaKSaiiD, M. L. 00w.W.8 Hoi.k. A ...
... This was the subject of a lecture delivered at the Temperance-hall, North-road, last' week, Mr. Thomas Hardy, agent to the British Temperance League. Mr. Thomas Walmsley occupied in the chair.—Mr. Walmsley, after a few observations excusing the small attendance ...
... Joseph Acton, Esq., Thomas JEckersley, Esq,,.kc. The following gentlemerl were sworn on the grand jury:-Messrs. John Ashton (foreman), Jamues Marsh, Lewis Duokworth, Henry Lamb,. John Harrison, Joseph Faulkner, Joseph Guaefl,' Thomas. Hardy, John i'edley, ...