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... writers of fiction. Their names are- D. CHRISTIE MURRAY, MRS. ALEXANDER, B. I,. FARJEON, THB AUTHOR OF MOLLY BAWN. and THOMAS HARDY. Each of these five authors has well-known characteristics, developed in choice of subject and scene, nature of plot and ...
... GlEdys, infant daughter of Thomas Hardy and LIlls. Hope, aged 7 days. DiJomeo'.q -On the 18th inst., at 75enyon Hall, near Man. ad cestr Jaos ohnsn, .P., in his 78th. year. t' JoNs.-At Bournemon t ion thelltinlust.. Thomas Edward *m WJones, of Wilmelow ...
... vriters oE iiction. Their names are- D, CHRISTIE MURRAY, MRS. ALEXANDER, B. L. FAliJEON. THEr AUTHOR OF ImOLLY BAWN, and THOMAS HARDY. The FOUITRTH of the SERIES, 'T F E D U O H E S S, T By the Anthor of Molly Bnw::, Phyllis, &c., 'Ill le Commenced ...
... writers of fiction. Their nam es are- D. CHRISTIE MURRAY. MRS. ALEXANDER, B. L. FARJEON. TIE AUTHOR OF MOLLY BAWN, and THOMAS HARDY. Each of these five authors has well-known characteristics, developed in choice of subject and scene, nature of plot and ...
... writers of fiction.. Their |namncs are- I D. CHRISTIE MURRAY, MRS. ALEXANDERB B. L. FARJEON. THE AUTHOR-OF -MOLLY BAWN, and THOMAS HARDY. Each of thesc five authors hab well-known characteristics, developed in choice of subject and scene, nature of plot and ...
... ENeLsoiD.-On the 30th January, at Heirs House, Colne, Thomas Thornber England, J.P., aged 66 years. FEsGusoN.-A.t 99. (}eorge-street, Cheetbam Hill, on the 31st ult,, Agnes Maclarlane Hevit, relict of Thomas Ferguson, Stirling.-No cards. Fosrrs. - On January ...
... Birmingham. CoRADINE -EDRosNDs.-On the 6th inst.. at the Parish Chnrcb, Tettenhall, by the Rev. A. V. Strajjbenrzft vicar, Thomas Coradine, of Tettenball, to Phmee, Shird augh- ter of Alfrec Edmonds, Moseley, near Birt oghis h COTTON-PAnasEn--On the 10th ...
... named Hardy, a greengrocer, went to see what was r, the matter, and on his way up a passage c whsichleads from the street to the house, he met a s man who remarked, See what a mess this man has s done at the woman; he has gone upstairs. Hardy o ran ...
... was held on Monday at the Old Dun Horse.Ram sbottom, before Mrr.Hardy,deputycoroner. Mr, Woodcock watched the case for Messrs. Stead, and Mr. Butcher for the relatives of the deceased. Thomas Jones, a twister-in, said that on the after- noon named he was ...
... Clatterton, fonnerly of Beltois Grane, Lincolnehire. CLAEILE-At. St. Moritz, Switzerland, in his 22nd year, Arthur, eldest son of Thomas Clarke, of Furness Lodge, Puruess Vale, Cbeshire. CrmLo.-On the 19th illst., at his residence, Bilson House. Milurow, William ...
... daughter of the late Thomas Cearr,- L esq., Oakfaied, Ashton-on.Mersey. DEATHS.1 BcAaat'r-Oa the7tla inst., after a very Iong illness, aged 89 years, Alexander Beasley. Bincleicanouo - On the 8th miut,, at. Nottingham, by acci- dent, Thomas Birchenlough, stone ...
... s 72, Elizabeth, wife of Thomas Senior. Saaaesos.-On the 5th inst., at Longhurst,Hifaigh, Nancie Il woodman, wife of Walter Simapsun. W.IWELCT.-0i the 8th inst., aged 21, at Stalybridge, deeply Ibeloved and regretted, Thomas Leolard, Youngest son of Ithe ...