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... have been apprehended by the Barrow police oo charge of stabbing John Linton and John Thomas Hardy, beerhouse-keepers. Linton now tying in critical state, and Hardy narrowly escaped serious cut on ths face. At the Kent snd Sussex assize, Justice Hawkins ...
... approached her under the guise of religion. There is also another tale under the title of Alrs. Cabot's Guest; and Mr. Thomas Hardy, one of the most popular of our English novelists contributes the first chapters of a serial novel which heI ls been specially ...
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... There z are good iostalments &aso of the two novels, Anne, by Constance Fetnimore Wool- son, and A Laodlcean by Mi. Thomas Hardy, with a complete story eana odrF attractive poems, A aper on Some d1reat Violins, with a portrait of Ole ibliI, and n ...
... informing article on Miracle Plays in England, and an excellent philosophical paper on Illusions of Perception. Mr. Thomas Hardy, who justly stands high amongst our popular novelists, contributes a com- plete story under the title of Fellow-Townsmnens ...
... tic y Wyilliam pool ?? Huntb. Litton-JobsephlBabey and inl is Stephen Pearce. Norton Hawkfield-Josep h King and re~ LO Thomas Henry Hardy. Nernprntt-Francis Keel and tlb it Joseph Edwvardls. Paulton-John William Pastield and th n1 John 'Whippey. Stun Ea ...
... 2nd, Lord Tredegar; 5rd, Thomas Cordes E~iq Hardy ?? B. Fowlsr, jun Esq; 2nd, Colonei l1,s. L3copods-lkt, i. J' Davis Esq. 2nd, colonel Lyne. Zonal geranlurnm-lt, T. Cvrdes, Esq. ; 2nd, E. J. Grice, Eiq. Lxotic ferns-lot. Thomas Cordes, lag., 2nd, Mr. ...
... and Robert James; Hintoa Blewett, Abel Fear and Charles Sage; Litton, James Franks and Henry Pearce; Norton iewkfield, Thomas Henry Hardy and Jozeph King ; Paulton, Charles Dando Purnell and John Uay; Ston RiLston, Uenry Flower and Frank Carp3nter; Stowey ...
... SALES BY AUCTION. LIQUIDATION. BEDCLIFF BACKS, BBIBTOL. TO GBOCERS, PROVISION DEALERS, SHOPKEEPERS, AND OTHERS. EDWARD THOMAS COLLINS ,i°. ?. ELL by AUCTION, the KS, ***** 00 U«BDAY, the 'The STOCK-IN-TRADE, Grey MABE. TRAP, Crank-axle T>.i - CABT, HARNESS ...
... and banded them to Inspector Hardy. Clifton remarked that the prosecution felt greatly indebted to this witness for what had done Mr Thomas said that hs bad acted very properly and dseal led commendation. ' Inspector Hardy deposed to receiving the packet ...
... LAST NIGHTS GAZETTE. (o-y Telegraph.) BANKRUPTS, luce Hardy, of Road, Plimllco, Mlidlesex. formerly of Denmark street, Surrey. George Reginald Basham, of the Crown Hotel. °—'tt-tv Street. London, licensed victualler. Gilbert HnmohreyComfort. of Mayal ...
... Mr. William John Hardy, at Box, on the 5th of Marchb, Mr. Rad. ciffe was for the prosecution. 'The prisoners were acquitted. 'lwo boys, named Henry Derrkk and Thoina8 Derric4, were charged with breaking and entering the 'shop of Thomas Jones, at Bradford ...