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... ; John Thomas. 8.A., Queen's College Cambridge^ and John ford* • Coward, St. Bees College, Oxford Harper. 8.A., Queen College, Xmbr dge Hitton* HUdeta«d. Theological College- William O-am Leadbitter, 8.A., Colle-e Durham ; Thomas Barker Hardy, B.A Exete• ...
... Malpas, and Market Drayton. The new tales in Good Words (Isbister and Co., 56, Ludgate-hill) are The Trumpet-Major, by Thomas Hardy, and Sarah De Berenger, Jean Ingelow while the Sunday Magazine starts Andrew Harvey's Wife and Corbiestanes. The ...
... Charles Bottrill, Samuel Batten, Thomas Chapman, William Forskitf, Richard Gedd, Arthur Johnson, Alfred Luck. Samuel Matthews, George Matthews, Frank Perm, William Puttnam, Thomas Richardson, Frederick Salmon. John Tyrrell, Thomas Walker, George Wright, J. C ...
... Redhead, at Dandle, on the 20th January last. —The same prisower was of charged with stealing one pig's cheek, the John Thomas Hardy, of the vales of 35., at W on the 214 of Ilareh.—Prisoser pleaded guilty is cases.—Es was convicted ea August 7, DVS, for ...
... elementary education; Lady Duff us Hardy, year, in addition to the pension of £100 a year granted in 1879, in recognition of the historical, liteiary, and public services of her late husband, Sir Thomas Duffus Hardy; Dr. Schmitz, £50 a year, in recognition ...
... Rogers, George Slinn, T. H. Sargeant, H. Westley, Thomas Lyon, W. Warner, George Adami, F.dward Abrams, F. Coleman, H Clarke, Robert DawVes, Thomas Goodman, W. Harris, Thomas Little, Robert Hardy, Thomas Marriott, H. Macready, Freeman irson. ...
... recognised the opportune efforts of Mr. Sanders in the matter, and at the same time desire to express their thanks to Sir Thomas Hardy and the other authorities of the Record Office for their kindly compliance with the application. The third gift ia that ...
... M. Manning, farmer, Rotherathorpe. Mr. W. T. Savage, farmer, Courteenhall. Mr. Thomas Simons, farmer, Kislingbury. Mr. William Trasler, yeoman, Kingsthorpe. Mr. Thomas Trasler, farmer, Coton. Mr. R. C. Westley, farmer, Milton. After the proclamation ...
... Mr, Thomas Bagshot, father of the late Walker Bagshot, died at Lasgport ou Sunday. farmer named Hardy, aged 71, living South Wheatley, near Retford, was murdered night, and suspicion has fallen upon in-door servant, aged 18, named Herbert Snell, who has ...
... 20, LONG CAUSEWAY. PETERBOROUGH, (HIST DOOB TO MB. BABBITT, OEOCSB.) FREEMAN, HARDY. AND WILLIS. EsTAßUiani 1852. Brabuzhid 1852. ROGERS AND LAMPLUGHS NEW PREMISES AMD WINDOWS. NOTICE THE LOW PRICES THE IE GOODS ABE MASSED. rpHEIB WELL-ASSORTED STOCK ...
... ENTERTAINMENT and DANCE, Which Mrs. HARDY, Of 18, Cyril-street, Proposes, to Offer to her Pupils at the Close of the Dancing Season, Takes Place April 25th. Those Friends of the Pupils, not included in Invitation, who may wish to accompany them, may do ...
... THE PETERBOROUGH AND HUNTINGDONSHIRE STANDARD-OCT. 20, 1888. Arthur Hardy being charred with embezzling three , given and hymns sung. The Inscription ones th sums belonging to Mr. J. G. Marriott, in when bresat-plate was October Pre, Jane Hibbard, service ...