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... periodical, viz., that the new stories which will appear in the January number will be by those distinguished authors, Jean and Thomas Hardy, the author of the successful book 44 Far from the Madding Crowd. The literature of 41 Good Words this month i 3 of the ...
... both are adapted At to keel) the mtind in a start e o healtity curiosity, ?? of or Thmo tter of he ntobo is rittn byMr. Thomas Hardy. al Its title,. The Distracted Young Preacher, is well ?? atS as thu sory relaes, in M. ardy' beat stle, the strttgl ...
... sentenced to one month’s hard labour. Highway Rate Case. —Joseph Brookes, of Dalbury Lees, who did not appear, was summoned by Thomas Hardy, surveyor of highways for that parish, for the nonpayment of a rate of .£1 7s. 7d., but as it appeared that the notice ...
... McDermott. The I streati was very crowded at the time. I e ACCIDENT AT THE MmDLAND RAILWAY WORKS.-On I i: Thursday a man named Thomas Hardy was at work at I the new carriage works at Derby Station, when he got his I foot crushed rather severoly, but his injuries ...
... and F. WRIGHT, Esqrs.) John and William Bramley, and Thomas Hardy, llkeston, were charged by George Booth, Ilkeston, with breaking three panes of glass on the 27th December.-Case ad- journed. Thomas Foster was charged by George Horsfield with If stealing ...
... Sunday, Sept. 28, the anniversary sermons of the unlavi 'a Methodist Newy ConneXioli ChaPel were preached by Mr. Hexti is Thomas Hardy, of Huckneall Torkard. Owing to the uin- Turn iii favourable weather, the collections realized only 21. of a I ir sae 11 ...
... 13alvianiei is determined to hold its own in the new year. The ,anuary number opens with four chapters of a ne novel by Mr. Thomas Hardy, wshich has somo of his beat bits of conversation, altihonuh the introductionis very dreary and forbidding. Mr. Iopkins' ...
... Roberts, a labourer, was charged with stealing bridle bit, tin; property of Mr. Thomas Hardy Smith, of Ambast m.—Prisoner, who lived at Spoudon, had stolen the bit from Mr. Hardy’s premises, and had sold it. —He pleaded guilty, and was sentenced to one month’s ...
... before her TBE DATE OF THE ATarAtAstAw CREcxs.-In the anonual Sol report of the Deputy Kee~per of Public Records, Sir Thomas up Deffus Hardy writes:-I had the honour to state to your pri Majesty in my last report that two fac-similes of the Greekc tho teto ...
... BURGLARY Thomas Marshall pleaded to breaking entering the dwelling-house of Joseph Porter property at Spondon on the 1st of October— Sentenced to six months’ imprisonment NO BILLS The Grand Jury ignored the bills against the following persons Thomas labourer ...
... the Hope Burton Lodge tea being the afternoon a public meeting in the The meeting Mr W Ward DDG WCT of West Bromwich Mr Thomas Hardy of Birmingham others four of Foresters in Burton purpose banquet in St George’s Hall on Saturday afternoon inst invitations ...
... two good CorTAoEs and BUTCHER'S SnOP, situate in . the High-street, in Kegworth, and in the respective in occupations of Thomas Hardy, William Cooke, and A ?? Upton; with stabling. and rooms over, and other outbuildings thereto belonging, and a piece of ...