... labour for stealing fowls, the property of Thomas Morrey, at Bexton, on the 15th May. . John Daroy, 54 years, labourer, was sentenced 1 to six months' hard labour for stealing an ass, the property of Thomas Jones, at Nantwich, on the 29th of April. > ...

... of the Atalanta. When in command of that vessel, in heavy weather, he followed the advice whioh he bad reoeived from Sir Thomas Hardy, and steered so as to keep the wind and sea about four points on the quarter. The result was that the ship rolled deeply ...

... the loss of the Atalants, When in command that vessel, in heavy Weather, he followed the advice which he had received Thomas Hardy, and steered so as to keep the wind and cea about four points on the quarter. result wag that the ship deeply, but quickly ...

... Frederick Arthur P'otts, only son of Mr. Frederick Potts, of Horsley Hall Gresford, and Anal. Tysack, only daughter of late Mr. Thomas Hardy, of Hall, Nottingham. The (dated July 6, 1894) of Mr.. Alicia Jane Tomishand, of 26, Hyde Park dorm widow of Captain Townsband ...

... dairy cattle breeding. They displayed really magnificent milking qualities, and the sturdily-built animal with which Mr. Thomas Hardy carried off the first prize and Sir W. C. Brooks' silver cup has every appearance of being a good breeder. Lord Egerton ...

... attendance, among othera preunt being Joaeph Swift, Elisabeth Rathbone, Thomas Swift, Either Hardy, Edward Swift, Mary Totty, H. Swilt (sons and daughters of the deoeued), George Hardy, Thomas Relhoone, William Whitby, W. Hoagh, W. Wilsoo, T. Rogerson, E. Urmslon ...

... Troillet became a moved to the Masan Odhulic religion. Mr. Thomas Hardy writes • preTace to Two • Tower,* which has just been published the uniform edition The following is • passage from Mr. Hardy's introduction: On the publication of the book people reined ...

... ee mene, in the respective ceca: G4s. Sr. The Estate is one mile from the village miles from Wem, the Lands of Rev. Thomas Teece. Hardy will on application Mrs. Kilvert, and Mr. those five or DWELLIN LING-HO OLD HOUSES, MESSUAGES, USES, situated in and ...

... Britain and horn Society: 1, Thomas Parton, Weston Hall, of dairy cows: 1, Samuel sa Weston Hall, | 3 snd cow in-milk: 1, W. Gould, Fozley Lymm ; 2, Thomas Parton; h o, W lot 1, Bari of Crewe, Crewe ; Paward + 3, ford; r, Thomas Parton ; vho, years old: 1 ...

... ; r, Thomas Hardy 5 > e, Pennington ; 2, 3%, Thomas 3 he, Isaac Shaw, foaled in property of a tenant 5 2, George Wainwright ; , Eli Pennington. , for @ tenant farmer: 1 and silver cup. 2 Colt or filly, for i foaled in 1897, the property » Thomas » 2, ...

... and Co., 16, Waterloo Pleas) for July contains the opening chapters of a new story entitled The Head of Etbelberta, by Thomas Hardy, the author of Pet from the Madding Crowd. We are also promised a new story in August. British Birds and Bird Lovers ...

... Cornwall. On a certain day, a young woman respectably connected, named Ellen Macartney, was to be married to her lover, Thomas Hardy Aldis, assistant to a provision dealer a few miles distant. The bride was ready; the guests had assembled; the minister ...