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... „. UCENCFS TO CURACIES. By the Bishop of Southwell- Rev. Thomas Barker Hardy. M.A.. tost. Peters, ~t.aj.llkl By the Bishop of Worcsster-Revs. loan Richard Davis* to M. J. mess, Ashted . Thomas Sm.tr. tt_ »,, Ut, with Wimlertun Chapel DIOCESE OF SOUTHWELL ...
... large town. like Nottingham, -he population of which, I under- stand, -is over 240, COO .—Believe me, yours faita- fully, THOMAS HARDY. To Messrs. Forman rind Sons. This generous proposal Heaves a sum of a trifle over £1,250 to be raised- in a month, and ...
... Church, Nottingham, on Sunday last, Mr. Thomas Pendleton to Miss S. A. Chariton ; also, on Monday, Mr. J. North to Miss E. Kirk. At Epperstone, on Sunday last, by the Rev. H. S. Champneys, rector, Mr. Thomas Hardy, to Mary, youngest daughter of Mr. George ...
... M.R.C. V.s., veterinary surgeon, aged ■ yean. GREAVES — On the llth test., at 2, Summers-street, Ark , wrigbt-etreet, Thomas Hardy Greaves, in bis 72nd year ' after a long and painf ul affliction. E&ATH.— On tbe 25th inst., at Newmarket-street, Skipton ...
... in the Guild- hall on Tuesday.—Mr. F. Stone said that in August of Last year a ix-avasaonal licence was granted to Air. Thomas Hardy, of Kimberley, in respect of premises he was about to erect at the corner of Middleton-etreet and St. Giless- road, New ...
... the Key. E Rodgers, Mr. James Stevenson to Miss Susannah (Smith : also, Mr. Thomas Fasrands to Miss Ellen Smith. At Greasley church, on toe 4th mit , by the Rev. — Hnbe, Mr. Thomas Robottom te Miss M. A. Hollings worth. At East Bridgeford, on the 4th inst ...
... gradually getting together, and will eventually becomo one Church. Literature makes tho interesting announcement that Mr. Thomas Hardy is preparing for publication a volume containing about 50 pieces of verse that have been written during the last three ...
... 3 MARRIAGES. A.t Leekhampton, on the 23rd instant, the Rev. Thomas c__ n * Do jk° n » ™»r of Willoughby and Wysall, son of Ihomas Dodson, Esq., of Normanton, and grandson ofthe late Sir Thomas Parkyns, Bart., of Bunny Park, Notts., to Annie Elizabeth, ...
... MIDNIGHT EXCOMMUNICATION. At the Manchester Winter Assizes, on Thursday last, before Mr. Baron Pigott and a special jury Thomas Hardy, now employed as a public lecturer by the Tem- perance League, but. formerly minister of the United Methodist Free Church ...
... on the 13th inst., aged 60, Mr. William Marriott, framework- knitter ; also, on the 14th, aged 86, Mary, relict of Mr. Thomas Hardy, farmer, late of Calverton. At Bingham, on the 18th instant, aged 40, Mr. John Gilnun , batcher. At Kneesall Lodge, the ...
... principal part in Reckless Temple, Mr. Thomas's next successful play. Alabama was first produced. in New York three years ago, when it was immensely appreciated by the Americans. After Alabama Mr. Thomas's most effective play is understood to ...
... London, more Conversations and Journals by Nassau W. Senior, the Lives of I;iu=trious Shoemakers, and new novels by Thomas Hardy, George Mac Donald, and Mr. W. Ciark RusselL Perhaps the most important an- nouncement made by Messrs. Casseil and Co. ...