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... notice of the discovery of a human arm in Lambeth on Friday. BAD DEATH OF AN OLD MAN AT LEASINGTHOKNE. An old wan, named Thomas Hardy, 65 years of age, diaappeared on Friday, immediately after he bad received Ina pay. He was afterwards found lying in a ...
... 47 ; Sergeant Winton, 47 ; Private Younger, 45 ; Colour-Sergeant Robson, 44 ; Private Robert Fairnington, 44; Private Thomas Hardy, 41. Colour-Sergeant Robson was in charge of the ground. ...
... IVESTON. Yesterday evening, at the Golden Lion Inn, Leadgate, Mr. J. Graham, coroner. opened an inquest upon the the body of Thomas Hardy, aged 51, hewer, living in Front Street, Leadgate, who was killed by a fall of coal while following his employment at the ...
... Cameron, to Miss Esspéth Cockburn, ‘At Ashington Church, 17th inst., by the Rev. J. Lightfoot, vicar, Thomas E. Hardy, son of the late Mr. Thomas H. Hardy, Burradon, to Eleanor (Nelly), . third daughter of B. Urwin, At Newcastle, 14th inst. by spesial license ...
... AND NEW EDITIONS. RECEIVED FROM THE PUBLISHERS YESTERDAY. Sampson Low, Marston and Co., Lotion.— The Trumpet Major, by Thomas Hardy. New and cheaper edition. 2s. 6d. A. P. Menden, London.— Anne Boleyn, an historical Drums. In eve seta. 3a. bd. Williams ...
... causes. There were no marks of violence on the body, and the pollee have no suspicion of foul play. Deceased's name was Thomas Hardy. ...
... among oiberv:— Walter Be'aot Henry James Mrs Clifford Kodyatd Kipling B. K. Crockett Mr* Lynn Linton Georg* Oiesing lan Thomas Hardy W. B. Korri* Beatriee Hamden James Paya Brete Hart* W. Clark Knasell John Oliver Hobbes Florence Warden Anthony Hope Stanley ...
... say that it would be difficult to imagine two writers whose work was at once so like and unlike as that of Kipling and Thomas Hardy. In style and manner these two men were often as far apart aa the two poles, and im many wa: they possessed its of simi) ...
... on to say that it w writers whose work was at once so like and unlike be difficult to imagine two as that of Kipling and Thomas Hardy. In style and manner these two men were often as far apart as the two » and its of simi! in many wa: ty. Both writers, ...
... the latter costs. Thomas McEwen, fisherman, was fined 10a and coats for having been drunk and disorderly Liddell Street, on Saturday night. Mary Thornton, drunk and rlotoos on the Broad Qaay on Saturday night; fined 10s and costs. Thomas McGuinness, fisherman ...
... Norel Writer*, udobc Walter Henry Jmc* Mr* Clifford Hadyard KipUae R.R. Crockett HnLyaiLatoa George Gifting lan Madam Thomas Hardy W. B. Korda Boatrlee Harradon Jaa«t Para RreU Hart* W. Clark HmcU John Oliver Hobbes Floreses Wsidca Anthony Hope fUanlcr ...
... CORNIER: Lanz. Any= Omni. GOOD STORIES. MORE ABOUT EVOLUTION. WLNDSOR CASTLE. THE PURSUIT OF THE WELLBELOVED: NEW NOVEL BY THOMAS HARDY. PAPER AND SUPPLEMENT, NINETY-SIX COLUMNS IN ALL, ...