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... Mhorse^wer,bfe!entt> ing to Mr Thomas Hardy, of Cork, left Ifewp&r«/ Mofl.v on the 8th instanti With 25b tons of matBrial-for the StUtkim-Berber railway, arid put into Yenatth two doya later, leaving quentiy for Suakim. Nothing further was iniowii ...
... reported from Queenstown to have been passed disabled, is the steamer Harley, 450 tons, 85 horse-power, belonging to Mr Thomas Hardy, of Cork. She left Newport, Mon., on the Bth instant, with 250 tons of material for the Suakim-Berber railway, and put ...
... reported from Zeetsttywtt to have been passed disabled, is the nil:ter Harley, 450 tons, 85 horse-power, belong- IP to Mr Thomas Hardy, of Cork. She left ; *port, Mon., on the Bth instant, with 250 tons 'lhaterial for the Suakim-Berber railway, and into ...
... they were bound, viz., 3e. per volume. a. follows :--Gociti Wont* for 1880, containing The Trumpet Major (novel), by Thomas Hardy; GOOD Wows for 1881, oontaining Christowell, by R. D. Bladmiore Goon WORDS for 1878, containing_ Macleod of Dare, ...
... RIIYBUDD I DEITIIWYR GYDA'R GERBYDRES. Yn Dewsbury, ddydd Llun, cafwyd Thomas Hardy Jackson, perchenog gweithfeydd glo mawrion yn y rhan hone o'r wlad, yn euog o drafaelio gyda'r gerbydres o He( krnondwicke LiversedJe, heb dalu ei gludiad ar dri o ddiwrnodau ...
... Dated this 20th day of September, 1888. LLOYD GEORGE MID GEORGE, Solicitors, bit. 527 Criocieth and High Street, Pwllheli. THOMAS HARDY RICIIARDS, DICIUSED. Pursuant to the Statute 22 sad 23rd Vie., tap. 35, sec. ...
... eyhuddiad o drywanu John Linton a John Thomas Hardy, yn Barrow, ar yr 28aino eynfisol. Yr oedd y earcharorion ac ereill wedi bod yn eweryla, a meddyliasant mae y personau a drywanwyd oedd dau ddyn o't enw Hardy a Owen, pa rai yr oeddynt yn en ceisio. ...
... Mrs Margaret Jones; Adelphi Hotel (now called Marine). Llandudno, to Mr R. Conway; Westminster Hotel, Llandudno, to Mr Thomas Hardy; London Restaurant, Upper Mostyn Street, to Mrs Hunter Johnson. PaRCAUTION AND WARNING.—Ask for Cadbury's Cocoa. See that ...
... FEI3II:ALAY 18ra.— Present: Messrs B. T. Ellis, chairman ; Thomas Prichard and John Thomas Jones, rice-chairmen ; 0. Brans, Broom Hall ; Revs Thomas Jones, ILD.; 0. U. Williams, Thomas Hardy Richards, Messrs Michael Jones, John Williams, ...
... cinders, 4s id; local stone, 33 2d; ; U.—Rejected. Llanpha.—(l) 3s ; 6d; 2s 91 (2) 2s 10d; 6(.1 ; 2s 6d.—No. 2 accepted, Thomas Hardy. Merthyrmawr.-45 ; 7d; 2s Bd.—Rejected. Newcastle Higher.—(l) Cinders, ; Newton-down local stone, 48 4d; ;33 2d. (2) half ...
... English. At Dorchester, on Friday, the ceremony took place of reopening the Grammar School, wh:ch was founded in 1571, by Thomas Hardy, of Frampton, and has enjoyed an almost unbroken existence from that time to the present TM, .diout has been rebuilt. ...
... STEALING AN OVERCOAT.—At the police-court, on Wednesday—before Major Wright and Mr T. Jenkiii-E iwitrd SprigjSs (a hawker) and Thomas Hardy were charged with stealing an overcoat from 27, High-street, the property of Messrs Lewis Lewis and Co., the value of the ...