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... wfteees had not lad teat be appeared greatly depressed. c. mad bade him Good night, and le never saw him stain &Ire —Thomas Hardy having givers evidence of finding the body, the jury returned a verd•ct of Found drowesd. POCKET PICKING AT THE MIDLAND ...
... tramearred as follows : lon, New Street, from Mary es to Thomas; George Hotel. High 8 reel, irons Mary Gunn to Sarah Gas; the Whits bloc, High Street, to Susannah Hardy (ace ' ai m:Aria late Thomas Hardy); the Who'd have thou, to it, Street. (rim Dinah Sotchwali ...
... piece being a cram In letter, of dark berries were the words, Crown Him Lord of all. The Town Well was the work of Mr. Thomas Hardy, of Asbbourne, and found plenty of admirer, through its exquisite neatness of design. The centre piece consisted of a large ...
... thereto belonging, situate in and froutinl to Hawkins aforeesid, in the several oecuputtous of Thomas Doyle, George Hardy, William Booth, and William Hardy, and containing in the whole 797 square yards or thereabouts. Lots 2, 3, and 4 are held under lease ...
... background was a crow, and above, the worda Praise ye Hie whilst over the whole appeared the words, Worthy is the lamb. Mr. Thomas Hardy, of Aebboarne, was respontible for this &Moe piece of work. The customary service was held in the church in the reorriene ...
... or hen-1 J B Littlefield (Greeley), 2 W German, F C Stevenson. v ariety Honborg, oink or hen 1 T Shp 9 J B Litheelni, 3 Thomas Hardy. Any other variety, bred—l JIS Litheriaad, 3W C Stevenson. 3 Wilkock (Thriossemie), ho J Webb (Moira). _• bantams, pair ...
... nit., and fined 10s. and costa. atID SERVANTS. —Geo. Briggs, farm 'errant. of Buford, Nottinghamshire, was charged Mr. Thomas Hardy Smith, farmer, Carborough, with non. fulfilment of contract. Mr. Shaw defended. From the evidence of the complainant it ...
... death is announced of Lady Duff= Hardy, widow of the late Sir Thomas Dana Hardy, D.C.'s, Deputy Keeper of the Public Records. ' Lady buffos Hardy was a prolific novelist. She lessee behind her a daughter, Miss Its Dodos Hardy, who ha. also ...
... thereto belonging. situate in and fronting to Hawkins Lane aforesaid, in the several oceupationa of Thomas Doyle, George Hardy, William Booth, and William Hardy, and containing in the whole 797 square yards or tilt reabouts. Lots 2,3, and 4 are held under ...
... liaw• ninon to Thomas Hardy for the Highest average of runs, ' taking together the.eare 1879 and P1(10. The pleasure of tffe evening was winch enhanced by the singing of some first-clase soap by Mown W. Hardy, W. Appleby, G. Walters, Thomas Allsnpp, W. junr ...
... of the Nottingham branch of the Society for the prevention of Cruelty to Animals, for cruelly ill-treating a horse ; and Thomas Hardy Smith, fanner, Ambaston, his master, was summoned for allowing the horse to be worked on the 20th of May.—Mr. Heztall ...
... rates (before b.r My Iles Cave, But., and Richard R. teal, Esq.), on Friday, Betty Wilkieson, aline ger, Thomas Iloatisson, John Hardy, Thomas Sinsoa, William Mansfield, Chest, Daniel Salty, William Shaw, Samuel Street, Alfred Ashby, and Charles Brdebit ...