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... the Cross Keys, Campstreet —The application of Israel Hilton, Shears Hotel, uldham Koad, was refused—The application of Thomas Hardy, beer retailer. 4, Gaylor-street, for alteration of premises was granted; also was that of (ieorge Hall, 23 and 25, Ga ...
... ART, SCIENCE, AND LITERATURE. (From the Athenaum.) We are glad to hear that Mr. Thomas Hardy is recovering from the severe illness which has caused much anxiety to his friends. It is said that Mr. Harry Quilter, whose monograph on Giotto we reviewed a ...
... SALFORD. WARD J (Via .CANDIDATES ' COtTKCTXIOBS. NOSfIXATED. .„ , A.« (Robert Holland (C) Albert Park Bobert-HollaJid (C) Thomas Hardy (L) J. Heaviside (Labour) Crescent Daviea G. T. Jackson (Labour) . /B. BTncliffe Charlesttown.' .E - JJ- * ...
... it is. The coloured illustrations are excellent and full of tbe fun which is supposed to be appropriate the season. Mr. Thomas Hardy contributes a characteristic story A Group of Noble Dames, and the whole number is capital. Casskll's Illustrated Almanac ...
... the bishop had very strong views. Not long ago he caused something of a sensation by a trenchant attack on the novels of Thomas Hardy. ...
... mission to attend regularly some place of worship.—Tbe Rev. S. K. Hocking seconded the resolution, which was supported by Mr. Thomas Hardy, and carried.—Mr. W. H. Newett introduced the subject of the young relation to gospel temperance, and after address by ...
... Hours. Last night John Thomas Hardy, a miner, residing at Cborley Road, wai admitted as an inpatient of the Saiford Royal Hospital, having been injured yesterday at the Newtown Colliery of the Clifton and Kersley Coal Company. Hardy was employed with a number ...
... at any rate, who were hard convince that the honour of knighthood was a reward for literary merit purely. The names of Thomas Hardy, W. S. Gilbert, George Meredith, Eider Haggard, would certainly occur to most minds before that of Mr. Besant. We have ...
... named are Air. Anthony Trellope. Mr. Charles Keade, Mr. K. 1). Maekmore, Mr. Jenkins, M.P., Mr. G. Harnett Smith, and Mr. Thomas Hardy. The death announced of Dr. Yon Griineisen, tutor tho present king of Wurtemberg, and Oberhofprediger Stuttgart: a preacher ...
... book of Ecclesiastes, and I would sooner have erne volume of Browning, with his cheery optimism, than all the works which Thomas Hardy, Olivo Schreiner, and authors of that dreary school have Written. j trade meeting at Leeds on Saturday Mr. John Burns ...
... For the former the ouly candidate in the field is Mr. R. Billcliffe (Labour). In Albert Park the candidates will be Mr. Thomas Hardy (L), Sunnyside, Broughton Lane ; Mr. R. Holland (C), the retiring councillor; and Mr. J. Heaviside (Labour). Mr. John Balmer ...
... tempestuous days! In winter the elm perhaps makes more noise than any other tree. Almost ever? species of tree, as Mr. Thomas Hardy has pointed out, has its own peculiar voice. The sound produced by an avenue of tall elms during a storm of wind may be ...