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... reported from Queenstown to have been passed diaabled, is the steamer Harley, 460 tons, 85-horsepower, belonging to Mr. Thomas Hardy, of Cork. She left Newport, Mon., on the Bth inst., with 250 tons of material for the Saakim-Berber railway, and put into ...
... Barnes, cripple, was committed to the Sessions for doing grevions bodily harm to Thomas Hardy, a grinder. Trisoncr, very passionate man, bit woman on the hand, and Hardy, endeavouring to protect her, was attacked by Barnes who, swinging his crutch round ...
... Period the Reign of Edward the First,” and The Constitutional Li is lory of England, in its Origin and Development.” Mr. Thomas Hardy, the novelist, lives in Dorsetshire, in the midst the people whom has minutely studied and described. His house is situated ...
... fracture or the skull. Fatal Tram accident in Corporation Street.— About half past seven o’clock Saturday evening carter named Thomas Hardy (60), 9, Lawrence Street, knocked down by a steam tram in Corporation Street, opposite the County Court. He was with all ...
... remand for week in order that could liml the complainant. The remand w as granted. TUF.SPAS ...
... Totteu Irani, were charged on remand with cruelly ill-treating Annie liardy, aged thirteen. William Hardy. eleven. Ada Hardy, eight, and Thomas Hardy, not providing them with necessary food, whereby injury their health has been occasioned Ada was still ...
... Bowkett, John Hesom. W.llmra Da:kes, Thomu H*rt. George Troman, Arthur donee, William Weetoo, Alfred Whitehousf, Timms, Thomas Hardy, all hr.;!, William Bcwe, John Graham, and John Uunoan. The case fur tk- prosecution waa confined, three other Tv.ice- ...
... POLICE COURT. THIS DAY. Before Mestrt. C. P. Lane, T. S. Stock, and E, B. Phillips. LICENSING ACT PROSECUTION. 1 w * . Thomas Hardy (38), Mary Street, was summoned for aelling intoxicating .liquors without a licenoe.—lnspector Long stated that on the ...
... squires and j-juj-fc mingled with the bumble villagers of Came, who to bid farewell their faithful friend and and Mr. Thomas Hardy was amongst tbe sxall literary men who stood at the graveside tbe one poet, whose name will ever rank high git the httiai ...
... Probert,George Hutchins, William John Bowkett, John Besom, William Darkcs, Thomas Hart, George Troman, Arthur Jones, William Weston, Alfred Wbitehouse, Walter Timms, and Thomas Hardy (all on bail), William Rowe (18), labourer, John Graham (25), boatman, and ...
... relish of cigar. Mr. Anthony Trollope, too, hu testimony in favour of the weed, hawing been a smoker all his life. Mr. Thomas Hardy never smoked a pij>eful in his life, and never foond alcohol helpful in novel writing. Mr. James Payn is constant smoker ...
... Ireland. The chapter in “The Academy our Grandfather* ia lesson modem history, such none of oor novelist* (not even Mr. Thomas Hardy Richard Jefferies) ha« been able teach. Two things in the preface are worthy mention: That Dr. Jeasopp believe* tbe tide ...