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... contributors named ure Mr Anthony ''.rollope, Charles Heade, il. 1). lilackmore, Mr Jenkins, M.P., Mr G. Barnett Smith, and Mr Thomas Hardy. It has been suggested that a literary Congress should be held in Paris during the forthcoming Exhibition. The proposition ...
... travels in tho 'oiuinion and States, and that a work based will appear after his return England. Men letters who know Sir Thomas Hardy only his rorki, well tho largo circle of his personal friends rill learn with sorrow that the Deputy Keeper o: the lecords ...
... beerhouse, Ashley Down, Staple ton, Gloucestershire. George Scotton, saddler and baraee* maker, Walls, Somersetshire. William Thomas Hardy, bookseller, Cheltenham. Ann Bevan, dressmaker. North Place, Cheltenham. BANKRUPTCY ANNULLED. James Croacber Hill and James ...
... by the Rev. Bishop Anderson. Thomas If. Davey, of hUngadown, Prancea Matilda Vickery, of Clifton. 7, Clifton old chnrch. the Rev. Clarke, Georire, son of the late Thomas Lane, of Minnie, eldest daughter of Thomas Hardy, Norton Hawkneld. cards. DEATHS ...
... material alteration had been made, as was the case there. His Honour, after hearing the case great length, rejected the proof. Thomas Hardy Trotter, Mitcheldean, proprietor of steam-thrashing machine, fee. Robinson (Borlasoand Robinson), Mitcheldean, said the ...
... Historical Society place of the late Earl linasell. The first president of the society was George Orote. funeral of sir Thomas Dnffna Hardy took place on Thursday Willesden Lane Cemetery. In compliance with the wish of the deceased gentleman the ceremony was ...
... the point beiug considered great importance to the authorities at the Cape.— Standard. The death is announced of Sir Thomas Duffas Hardy, p.C.L., Uxon, Deputy Keeper of the Kecerss, and one her Majesty's Commissioners on Historical Manuscripts, who expired ...
... year, William Austin, Charles Bent, Mr William Dunn, Mr James Eddy, Rot. W. Evans, Mr Thomas Hardy, Mr Richard Home, Rev! John Moss, Mr Jonathan Smith, and Mr Thomas Irving White have fulfilled their duties agents, and delivered 1 upwards of 800 lectures ...
... 10th it appeared one of the shirts iv question had been pawned at Mr Keeler's, St. James's Churchyard, by a man named Thomas, and Thomas who was now called witness stated that received bundle from Scott on the luth, and that he sold a waistcoat snd two ...
... Bedminater, were fined 15s each and costs for being on land at Norton Mai- ' reward, in the occupation of Thomas Hardy, in pursuit '' of game.—Thomas Smith, of Midsomer Norton, was fined ' 10s and costs for assaulting P.C. Noble, at Chilcompton, ' on the ...
... annum. Tithe Slap. Description. Bute. Hill Close Arable „ It bonndedby lands of Sir J. H. Smyth, Bart., Mr James, and Mr Thomas Hardy. particulars apply to the 58, Broad Street, Bristof; to Mr G. L. KING. BaUcitor, 5, Exchange Buildings East, Bristol. HORSES ...
... Wolley, Thomas Thompson, S. Browne (a), Henry Eirkland, B. Davis, J. Cadman, G. F. Driver, W. Duke, J. Cox, J. H. Beech, David Hay, J. Farrar, W. Ellis, H. Richards, James Clapham, G. Taylor, John Ward, John Walton, S. B. Pinder, Thomas Hardy. The following ...