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... reserving her detence, in accordance with her solicitor's advice. DEFRAUDING A COMPANY.—At the Dewsbury Police-court, Thomas Hardy Jackson, of Liversedge, a large colliery proprietor in the district, was convicted of travelling by rail on three several ...
... at Sandleford Priory, G Newbury, Emily Georgina, wife of Wm. Chatteria, Esq., second daughter of the late Admiral Sir Thomas M. Hardy, Bart., G.C.8., aged 77. On Easter Eve, Edward Meade, MA, rector of Winfield for 46 years, and Canon in Salisbury Cathedral ...
... author's . indieposition. - - . • Wediwz Ti.: Strange, Lively, and Commonplace, id the title of two volumes which Mr. Thomas Hardy has in the press, to shortly published by Messrs. Macmillan. A imblication of particular interest about to be issued by ...
... ns of this kind, and who remember how the tiptetatvr assured an that Freddy entered, and was kindly shown over the Mr. Thomas Hardy was about to rival George large,sky wards, looking over the shirii , •g river, Eliot will be a little sceptical about these ...
... I RICHARD HARDY, of Sarum Hill, in _ILI ilia employ ot Thomas Barberry, Draper, ix., at smingstoke. hereby express ray regret I circulated & report damaaina to the cotunxrclal reputation of Drapers and outfitters, of the mole town, which I now kn o t ...
... A CutIIGYIIAS wire Esace.—an day, at the Aldershot petty seseions the fire. Arra E. Willis, aerate el Hale, MA a Is holy hardy at St. John's Hall. timer Hale, was brought up se enstody, and dimmed rlsk ohMisine • elm of by bead r. W. in at It was Meted ...
... enriched some sPeculators, Thomas Guy one of them. his personal expenditure the bookseller was selfdenying to a Isgrem He would dine on his own shop counter on a folded newspaper, eschewing all household extravagances. Once Thomas contemplated matrimony, ...
... opera night. Ilan your girl liked you '—Brown : : I Rat next to fly ' INX.III.It : Well. Mrs. Hardy, how is your husband this morning r --Mrs. Hardy: I'm sorry to say, doctor, there is uu improvement either way. KN T1.F.11 A N at restaurant, to ...
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... the Bev. F. Whiles. vicar of the parish. Lthretw.• Enl,, d • L.Wrarlor Home. Bradford. Yorkshire. youngest ion of Sir John Hardy. flirt Emile. el-lest do uxhter of J. tiathorne Wood. Est of Thedden Altos. the ined. at the Church. Christchurch, the Rev ...
... outages Mr. George Arthur Jervoiae &get, Captain Frederick Mr. William Wiokhate, Mr. John tiathorwe Wood, Mr. Ardor Hardy %God. Mr. Thomas Hitchcock, Omit to the Vadtors, Mr. G. A. Webb. . . The of the Peace Ind the Coo* his mused at and eineeditare on ...
... crown imperial* an d Martagon When. Solomon's *eel, is a capital plant for a shady so.s. All these are perennials, and ipiite hardy. bl oat of horde evergreen shrub, will thrive in the Barre situation; idso ferns, which are naturally used to the shade and ...