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... Charitable estates wonld then properly applied, and the scandal of misappropriated surpluses would be impossible. Mr. Thomas Hardy contributes a highly pic- Caresqnes novelette The Distracted Young ftcacher.” The narrative is in itself interesting, hat ...
... Monday—Sheriff- Substitute Readman on the bench—the following cases were disposed of :—James Harrower, David Moodie, inn., Thomas Miller, and John Ferguson, all piecers, residing at Tillicoultry, pled not guilty to having oa the 10th April maliciously ...
... EV I and on Alternate Nights as Sir Thomas Clifford, witli Mr. Hermann A'ezin as Master Walter. TIIEIIUNCIIBACK.-Mr. HERMAN VEZIN as Sir THOMAS CLIFFORD in THE HUNCHBACK, at S.O, THIS 1 Mr^Henry Neville as .Sii Thomas CIUforJ— ADELPHI THEATRE. ADELP/IT ...
... STEAM STEEl!RING , GEARS, AIlt COMPTIPISSOOS. BUTcscons PATENT MEOCHANICAL STORE RS, &-c.-Agent for West tlartlepool, Mr JOHN HARDY 5, Bruuewick-atrel. .TOHE lT SALE. Good seamy Sen SY Boat, curter-rigged; good condition. ; I')Le can mn.nago.-I, York-pliacs ...
... Cants at 115 2£. YESTERDAY'S MARKETS. Manchester Cott:.n, Wednesday.— Oar market is strong in tone, una prices continue to hardi-n as Liverpool develops^ streugtb. Baye >c find purchases increasingly difficr.lt, an/1 ?? ar? becoming familiar witb tbe ait ...
... consisted of two violins and bagpipes) and various other incidents connected with the cutting of the sod which was done by Thomas Sunderland, ISeq., who threw it over his head—two guineas having been placed under it. It was afterwards carriel in the procession ...
... put a terrible tension on the Brit- ish powers di endurance in South Africa. The Boers are no despicable enemy. Tl~ey are hardy, healthy farmers, who in their semi- nomad existence have always carried their lives in their hands. All their lifetime accus- ...
... on those occasions, and Mr Gathorne Hardy in their calmness, freedom from and as a relief to the general depression which has pervaded the Mr Fraser, solicitor, on behalf of was long a powerful coadjutor. Mr Hardy, how- to facts, served as an admirable ...
... evidence of Mrs Galley. Agnes and Thomas Nettleshire, the bench dismissed tho case, and ordered each party to pay her own costs. Au.klf.d Ass.vrLT a Saiiy Jsov.—John Vinpy, labtturor. Oxtoii. was charged with assaultins Hardy, boy, the 23rd ult. Complainant ...
... )IAGLB1Y R1OAD, EDGDASTON, ?? ?? DIRM INGU LIA A M .3 9 IDlNGS.-DT.IAM\OND, EINGA(IEENrs,, WEDDING, IIEST V ALfTL IN THtL TRADE. HARDY I ,A TJ` HtARDY & EIAIISI), 61. NAV II 32'lTE1T WiRIIHNGTHAA1. 342 Atlce, all hinds II MIOULDEDau 0)1MiST' YACING BRYtiS,~I ...
... 1642 and Since Bm>.. 1642. £IBJ 12a., and Sir Thomae Fairfax his t. gelding taken from him Mr. Plun^nXWwtdlew under Captain Chidwidti in »OBey. plate, and other goods -• Blk. rel taken him Captain Thomas Oreatbead .« ••• also took tn Taken ...
... Africa, attributed to Lord Blachford. There are some useful points in it, and it is written in a calm, judicial spirit. Mr Thomas Hardy's story The Distracted Young Preacher, is marked by much graphic writing, and, as opening out an almost forgotten chapter ...