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... Ga:ette. Has the restful charm which b longs to the writings of Miss Mitford or Washington living, and ui et humour of Thomas Hardy. Not many rivals amongst living authors. Admirably printed nd illustrated.—Wasehester City News. ...
... was elected by nominate*, in the place of Thomas Hardy, who has been four ye&rs supernumerary. The Rev. Edwin H. Tindall, of Manchester, senior chapel secretary, was elected by nomination in the place of Thomas Thompson, superannuated on the ground of ...
... PUBLIOAN' Thomas Hardy, landlord of the Ho dn t oke t lazing . on Ifs. ,A 2 for an assault .wider singular A man named. Stones was out on Sunday 1. he was told be was in.thokiwaes 4lllllll = in, end was at once asked whet/we kir arlooldfayi • gave Hardy two ...
... the funeral service, and addresses were delivered by the Rev. H. J. Boyd, of Sheffield; Mr. John Ripley, London; and Mr. Thomas Hardy, Manchester. Marriage of Mr. Adams and Miss Coleridge.—Tho marriage of Mr. Charles Warren Adams and the Hon. Mildred Coleridge ...
... tbe two plots thus being disposed for £445.' Singular Accident to Acrobat. About seven o'clock last evening man named Thomas Hardy, acrobat residing at 12, Chestergate, Stockpott, met with a singular accident. was engaged at tho Star Music Hall, Pol ...
... worst beine : —Thomas Hardy, terrible injuries to head; Thomas Rothwell, scalp wounds and such severe shock that he is not expected to recover ; John Birkin, injuries to head and face ; and William Green, John Brown, Thomas Wood, Thomas ...
... Christmas , might be crowned with God's blessing, and that many I a youth might be saved from taking a wrong step. Mr. Thomas Hardy said he was exceedingly hopeful that they were fast approaching a time when they i would make rapid strides in thoir movement ...
... ENGK- Drawn E. M. Huttula, F. Greenawav, R. C. Woodville, Ba in s ...
... ART, SCIENCE, AND LITERATURE. (From the Athenaum.) We are glad to hear that Mr. Thomas Hardy is recovering from the severe illness which has caused much anxiety to his friends. It is said that Mr. Harry Quilter, whose monograph on Giotto we reviewed a ...
... elementary education ; Lady Duffus Hardy, £55 a year, addition to the pension of £100 a year, granted in 1879, in recognition of the historical, literary, and public services of her late husband, Sir Thomas Duffnß Hardy; Schmitz, £50 a year, in recognition ...
... resolution was moved by Mr. J. Whyte, seconded by Mr. Hunter, and unanimously carried That as our friend and brother, Mr. Thomas Hardy, is about to visit the United States, this conference wishes him a hearty God speed, and commends him to the temperance ...
... Blackmore ventures into the a humorous piece of verse put blackbird. Mr. Kegan Paul m ° taken of the English rustic riewa Thomas Hardy respectively. Miss Eliot tributes little story, tender, graß Cork ran conin no ordinary degree. M A , ' and Pathefro a ...