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... the centre f a flower border. Inscriptions. The N. and S. sides simply bear the words Thomas (E. side) Public Duty and Private Worth. To the m?mory of Thomas Hardy, Born March 3rd, 1751 and died Octolwr 11th 1832, the 82nd ytar of his age. He was a plain ...
... Mrs. Hardy, wife of Mr. Thomas Hardy, of Cloot Farm, Postland. The children of the class Mrs. Hardy taught in the Abbey Stmday-school attended, with many other sincere friends. Deceased was for many years a resident us the family of Mr. W. J. ...
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... do bit to beer the reeponalbility. 'init.:ally Le with. drew Ida molt see the L.pponttto.t of bighwey surveyor. Mr. Thomas Hardy, to. resent enrveyor, pecidared so apt•ructuutta which thowed that tie year with a balsnoe dee to the iturimytir of 4101 ...
... QuarOrfy for April is largely occupied by se novelette by Mr. Thomas Hardy, WNW Ythow.Towasseen. The plot is well draws, end tbe various characters ably sosisked, sad la it to he that Mr. Hardy before Wag prologs of • similar chamber Cm Sheeiwwwilauwkof ...
... fill up the vacancies in the legal hundred. The Rev. Fred. W. McDonald, of Bristol, was elected by nomination, in place of Thomas Hardy, who has been for a year a supernumerary. Mr. McDonald suitably acknowledged his election, and stated that 80 years ago ...
... on the question. WEDDING. —On 'Thursday morning the public were in large force to witness the marriage ceremony of Mr. Thomas Hardy, of Cloot House, Postland, to Miss Mary Jane Wright, of Crowland. The children of the first classes of the Abbey Sunday-school ...
... in which the Impr ovement had been effected, and it was pro 3by Mr. P. Iliddington, seconded by Mr. B. Akrill, that Mr, Thomas Hardy be re-appointed highway surveyor at • salary of 1.10 per year. _ _ IMPORTANT WESLEYAN MEETING. A largely-attended meeting ...
... Aylmer Hatton Hildebrand, Chichester Theological College; William Oram Leadbittee, DA, Univenity College, Durham; Thomas Barker Hardy, BA., LA , Suter College, Oxford. Bishop Mitchinson was attended by the Very Rev. Dean lizeDonnell, the Vet] Archdeacon ...
... Cherringtou ; galleries and gas standards, Mrs. and Messrs. - Hardy, and Miss Wright; windows, Miss Beal and Miss Sharpe. and Mr. Thomas Hardy; the organ, the Misses Wyche; entrance, the Misses Hardy. addition to the above-named. numerals friends rendered valuable ...
... interest to direct the young man's mind entirely to the stage. But people who remember how the spectator assured us that Mr. Thomas Hardy was about to rival Ger roe I.liot will be a little sceptical about these ccstacies over Beaumont College. Mr. Hermann Merivale ...
... Mr. Thomas Hardy and Mr. Comyns Carr affirm that they submitted some time ago to Mr. Hare, a play founded on Far From the Madding Crowd. The play was provisionally approved, but afterwards declined. Then, without any intimation to Mr. Hardy in ac ...