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ST. PACL'B, RUNCORN HAWN SERMON. TO-MORROW. AT THRRE, BY MR. THOMAS HARDY
... ST. PACL'B, RUNCORN HAWN SERMON. TO-MORROW. AT THRRE, BY MR. THOMAS HARDY. ...
A BRILLIANT STORY OF THE LAS'!‘ CENTUR\’. BY A FRONT RANK NOVELIST. T THE MELANCHOLY HUSSAR, BY THOMAS HARDY. The
... A BRILLIANT STORY OF THE LAS'!‘ CENTUR\’. BY A FRONT RANK NOVELIST. T THE MELANCHOLY HUSSAR, BY THOMAS HARDY. The Author of “Far from the Madding Crowd,” “Trumpet Major.” The Mayor of Casterbridge,” * Wessex Tales,” A Laodicean,” ” ri’air of Blue Eyes ...
_mm mfi& at the Steam Printing Works, No. 1 The Bank, Yorkshirgatreet, Rochdale Gounty of Lancastey, by THOMAS ..
... _mm mfi& at the Steam Printing Works, No. 1 The Bank, Yorkshirgatreet, Rochdale Gounty of Lancastey, by THOMAS JONN HARDY, BATUBDAY, JUNE 8, IR ...
prevent them from doing much harm. | The |, laws are the most vicious and immoral on the statute book,
... ventures to appear in print be will have the courage to sign his name, so that we .| may know him.—Yours faithfully, ‘THOMAS HARDY. ‘THOMAS HARDY ...
HEAVY RATES
... and I will not believe Thomas Hardy is fool enough to think otherwise, however, he may preach. That l am a fossil Tart is also one of his feels,- and one of my friends to whom I showed this letter, when hp ' to this hardy fact, asked if I knew ...
THE NOMINATIONS. LANCASHIRE WARD,
... NOMINATIONS. LANCASHIRE WARD, Robert Macpherson (L), 1, Mottram-road, doctor o 1 medicine, nominated by James Bottomley and Thomas Hardy ; also by Josegh Tarner and Elias Wild. James Woolley Summers (L), Thomson Cross, Stamford-road, ironmaster, nominated ...
siirtis, Marriages, and Deaths
... Printed and E.. Bum at his *team Printing Works, Ne. ), The Bank, Yo:kshire street, Rochdale, County of Lancastey by THOMAS JOHN HARDY. Batarday, Masch 2, 1858 lv . > - — ...
MAGAZINES
... the remarks with it is • *mutt throe a table, and will afford as as ml to U.S and A they, called Tbe Lady Peeeltho, - by Thomas Hardy. • quaint, of in it sientenne, is of good things of elin ...
LIVERPOOL
... at the Hardman Street Hall on the following evening. Dr. Wood, Co.C., was in the chair, and there was also present Mr. Thomas Hardy, Mrs. H. Spring (both of whom are associated with the United Kingdom Alliance), Mr. Adam Gibson, Mrs. Noble, Mrs. White ...
SHAW AND CROMPTOY
... given to mem who seldom, or ever, attend any place of worship, the sight was veg interestinz. Ao sdiress was given g, Mr, Thomas Hardy, U K.A., of Liverpool. Mr, Jas, ielding occupied the chair. Srx DiEp IN Her CHAIR.—About 915 on Sunday evening Mre. Buckley ...
THE SHAM LIVERPOOL EVANGELIST
... your once Xtian friend a chapce to be man in Xt. once more.—l am, your Repentant almost outcast friend, J. A. Smith. Mr. Thomas Hardy, of 21, Falkner-street, has written to the Rev. Merton Smith, of Chicago, endorsing all that Mr. Andersou, his neighbour ...