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... 'THOMAS HARDY. e 9, Greenway-road, Runcorn, April 8, 1889. ANOTHER GOAL JO 111'NCORN. Sir,—l notice on reading the doings of our worthy Commissioners at their lust meeting, reported at length in your valuable issue of last week, the members have unanimon ...
... ST. PACL'B, RUNCORN HAWN SERMON. TO-MORROW. AT THRRE, BY MR. THOMAS HARDY. ...
... A BRILLIANT STORY OF THE LAS'!‘ CENTUR\’. BY A FRONT RANK NOVELIST. T THE MELANCHOLY HUSSAR, BY THOMAS HARDY. The Author of “Far from the Madding Crowd,” “Trumpet Major.” The Mayor of Casterbridge,” * Wessex Tales,” A Laodicean,” ” ri’air of Blue Eyes ...
... I . IO TAL ABSTINENCE SOCIETY C ommittee of the above Society have arranged with 14 R. THOMAS HARDY, of Manchester, To ADDRESS the following meetings : 'tee m , EvEwmG, the 11th instant, in the PEnirrivi - CHAPEL, LEGFI-STREET. the 12th instant, TEMPERANCE ...
... SHORT STORIES POPULAR AUTHORS MONDAY Will be commenced New Story, entitled ALICIA’S DIARY, * THOMAS HARDY. Author of *• Under live Tree, Laodicean,” . he. ...
... SHORT STORIES BY POPULAR AUTHORS Will be in oar Next Week** Iwue, ALICIA’S DIARY, ■T THOMAS HARDY. AutTior of •Coder Greenwood Tree,” Laoiflceen,*' Lc, Ac. ...
... ORWCE ALES THEATRE, -SQUARE. M*n* Mr F^rnT I ...
... _mm mfi& at the Steam Printing Works, No. 1 The Bank, Yorkshirgatreet, Rochdale Gounty of Lancastey, by THOMAS JONN HARDY, BATUBDAY, JUNE 8, IR ...
... CHAPEL, On MONDAY NEXT, January 31st, 1881. Chair to be taken at 7-15 by JOHN SIMPSON, Esq. Speakers :—ltev. COLWELL, and THOMAS HARDY. Egg.. both Of Manchester. Admission free.—No collection. ...
... slightly grey, moustache dark brown ; had white handkerchief bearing the name of Thomas Hardy, member's card of the Surrey Cricket Club with holder's name, Thomas Hardy. LATEST MAIL AND SHIPPING NEWS. Irettter's TELEORAMS. Qceekstown, Ttjesdat.—The ...
... NOT_ DEAD EUFFICIENTLY LONG An objectiou to Mn. Hardy, of Thomas Hardy, was lodged by the Liberals, on the gf nod that her litiab ad had not be. n dea I sufficiently long enough.—(Laughter.) It how. ev,r transpired that he had not been deceased sufficiently ...
... and I will not believe Thomas Hardy is fool mmugh to think otherwise, however, he may preach. That lam a fossil Tiny is also one of his fade; and one of my friends to whom I showed this letter, when he Came this hardy fact. asked if I knew ...