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... MEAT, selected from the well-known Cession, via :—Mrs. Cornish, Elworthy, near Taunton: George Nichols, Eq., Long Ashton; Thomas Hardy, hag.. Norton Malreward ; John Griffin, Eag , Ken, elcvedou ; John 13adeock, Seq., Stogumber ; Chartes E o wsell, Eng. ...
... MEAT, selected from the well-known °rulers, rta :—Mrs. Cornish, Elnorthy, near Taunton: George Nichols, Esq., Long Ashton: Thomas Hardy, Esq., Norton Mslreaerd Jolm Griffin, Hy., Ken, Clevedon ; John Bedrock, Yaq., Stogumber Charles Rowse% Eq., Wellington: ...
... 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 ...
... MKAT, selected front the well-known Graziers, vic Cornish, Eltrorthy, near Minato.; George Nichols, Esq., Long Ashton ; Thomas Hardy, Fog., Norton 31Alreisard ; John Griffin, Fag., Ken, Clevetion ; John Badmen, Beg., Eitogusider ; Charles Bowen, Fog., ...
... 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 ...
... the case there. After lengthened legal argument, his Honour upheld the decision of the trustee and rejected the proof. Re Thomas Hardy Trotter, Mitcheldean, proprietor steam thrashing machine, &c. —Mr. Robinson and Robinson, Mitcheldean), said the debtor ...
... 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 ...
... a smiler fah. pretence. The fogyism& the pr guilty, sad be was pentNA to four months' inipewooment with hard labour. Thomas Hardy 'line*, 24, clerk. wait charged with obtaininc twentylorir Brietol innerbooke, es April 294 k. Mr. March porecuted. The ...
... 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 ...