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... thesoth.Th roalprivate apartments at Windsor Caslewil sorlybeprepared for the reception of rhe1 NEW S~By E MR. HA.RDY.-Mr. Thomas Hardy is writin a new serial story entitled 1 The Trumpet-Majorwch il begin in Good Wordi fur January next, adb otne through ...
... names:- 2 s John Bell, spirit merchent; T. Donglas, viewer; ag 'R. D:xon, coke oven manager; *George fleorson, .g coalowner; Thomas Hardy, brickworks manager; ,St A. Y. Talbot, watchmaker; John Thompsou, mun- so keeper. Those marked thus (1) were members at- ...
... bidding wes com- menced at £150 by Mr William Wilson, who was followed by Mr Joseph Johnson with £200. Mr Johnson and Mr Thomas Hardy were the prin- cinal bidders, and on the latter gentleman offering £X295, and no higher bid being offered, the reserve ...
... lorson, L. Candler, ,J, Hare, P. Campbell, James lWillan, G;. Lister, William Lax, John Bell, A. .eflellet, W~illiamn Grey, Thomas Hardy, end the l three overseers. 3WBEARDLES UNION BOARD OF , (GUARDIANS. LThe regular mesting was held yesterday fore- ,noon ...
... New Orleans. There is no reason to believe that it is a work of fiction, even although it is a work of prophecy. MR. THOMAS HARDY will write the serial story for the next volume of Good Words, beginning in January next. ENCOURAGED by the orders received ...
... c. ; red winter wheat, X dol. 48 c. Western Union Telegraph Shares, 99. Wilcox lard, 6!/s ; futures, 6ys. Major-General Thomas Hardy Chamberlain, late Bengal Staff Corps, died suddenly on Friday, at Spring-grove, Isleworth, aged fifty-nine. lie was a younger ...
... Retired Chaplain to H.M. Forces, and late Vicar dof Porchester, Hants. r Oct. 16,very antsuddy, at Islewortli, Major-General Thomas Hardy Chamberlain, late Bengal Staff Corxs Oct. 17, suddenly, at Boulogne-sur-Mer, Major-General Y George Sturrock, Madras Army ...
... 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 ...
... hard labour, for drunkenress,-Sarah Eyres was fined ls and costs for assaulting John Goulter, at Road, on the 1st April,- Thomas Hardy Smith, of the White Horse inn, Portway, was summoned for allowing intoxicating liquors to be drunk on his premises during ...
... Win. MocEwen, ?? and a pair of leggings Gunner Joseph Turnbull, l~s and a silk muffler; Private Thomas Fullerton, l4s and set of gold studs; Private James Hardy, 12s and ampair of legings; Corporal James Simpson, ils and a bottle of brandy; Gun- ner Mark ...
... Jackson, palns), jun. Soon after seven o'clock, he briefly explained the Wyset financial condition of the society. Mr. Thomas Hardy, of and th Manchester, delivered the annual address, which wee lie- ton. tened to wiith much interest. The Rev. J. Gornall ...
... is committing great ravages in Kirk- calc>. Illcuro-pneumonia has broken out in a herd of 29 cows on the farm of 'Mr Thomas Gates Hardy, Aldborougli, in lolderness. Mleasures have been taken to isolate the re- mainder of the herd, al a defined district ...