... January 25th, Primitive Methodist rhwel W itcrhuu-.es, Address THOMAS HARDY, q. ' Cbairnuia, Mr. LOR LOCKETT, IVG.W.C.T. January 26 th, Stone-road School, onton. Address THOMAS HARDY, Esq. Chairman Mr. W. H. Willi Hi'. D.S. Thursday, Independent Chapel ...

... beLiontonsot-Oolonels.—Majors Thomas Ernst Britton, Rioks, Chula Kam sod Homo Boor% Andsoson. - - To Da -ORA& Thome& ndan. John I. Omit Clboroagh Woodcock. Walla., Thom. Drown. John - - • • - To be Capt.— LAW& Jobs Thomas Pradadek Hardy Blanahard. sad Haulms ...

... had some words of difference about the weight. —Bis Honour gave judgment for the defendant. Claim for Cattle Trespassing.—Thomas Hardy, late of Norman ton Inn, near Elkesley, Retford, Francis Sissons, of Worksop, snd William Barlow, trustees for the estate ...

... NEW NOVELS. NEW NOVEL THE AUTHOR OF “KIR FROM THE MADDING CROWD. THE HAND of ETHELBERTA. THOMAS HARDY, Author “Far from the Madding Crowd.” With 11 Illustration* by George du Maurier. 2 to!*, demy Bro, 21s. “ Full of piquancy and humour. A more entertaining ...

... Joseph Abbott., 5. Astley : James Ward, 3.—Bulkington : Thomas Orton, 19; Win. Gilbert, 14; Edward Lea, 11.—Caldecote : Henry Townshend, 4. Chilvem Coton : Benjamin Walker Ball, 6 • Thomas Hardy, 8 ; William Garmtt, 20; George Dalton, 10.—Nuneaton : Joseph ...

... centre of town preferred.—Apply, by letter, stating full imrticulars, A. E. C.« Journal Offices. Grantham. IV/Tlt. ROBERT THOMAS HARDY, Veterinary Sur- M. geon, M.R.C.V.S.L., H.F.V.M.A., Sleaford, Lincolnshire, has vacancy for a PUPIL. The practice is situated ...

... search of Thomas Thompson, Humber street, but found no such person. Further inquiries led him in the right track, ancl enabled him to identify Thomas Thomp- son, of Humber street, ' Hull, in Thomas Hardy, Wi- tbernsea,Hull. The defendant ...

... Sanger, workhouse, 62. Bibd. — WilUam Bird, Birley-street, 68. Mayob. — Richard Mayor, Back Friday-street, 50. Habdy. — Thomas Hardy, King-street, 72. Bobebts. — Lucy Roberts, Clifton-street, 35. Habgbeaves. — WilUam Hargreaves, infirmary, 28, Nixon. — ...

... present residing in F.dinhurgli, a veteran owned Thomas Hardy, who serv,d in at the great scsfight, awl who to part as one of the of the Shannon, It the memorable engavineu t wi:h the Chesapeake. Hardy, though in his 90th year, is still hale and hearty ...

... MARKET.STREET, STALYBRIDGE. REM OVED FROM 61, CAROLINE. STREET, TO 73, MARKET-STREET. HARDY, THE PRACTICAL HATTER. lATS and CAPS of every shape kept in stock. HARDY'S SILE HATS cannot be cqualled by any house in the trade. N.B.—LOOK FOR THE BIG l!’A‘l‘ ...

... at 7 o'clock, in the reading-room, to consider what steps shall be taken with regard to the appointment of a Librarian. THOMAS HARDY, Secretary. Dec. 7th, 187 G. TAVISTOCK MECHANICS' INSTITUTE. !1N MONDAY EVENING NEXT, MISS FEN%VICK MILLER will glve a ...

... character of his bargain. . ROBBERY BY A LODGES AT KENTLIVOTH.-At the Leamington Police Court on Tuesday, Thomas Oliver Ewings, alias Thomas Hardy, tailor, was brought up on remand, charged with having stolen 245., of the moneys of James Jeffcoat, at ...