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... G.O. H. Gilling, S.D. Albert Phillips, I.G. Joseph Thomas, steward Amos Jenkins, tyier John E. Bacon, assistant sec. H. Aildridge, steward. Past Masters Messrs J. H. Taylor, P.P.G.S.B.; C. Carey Thomas, P.P.G.S B.; R. J. Steward, T. Matthews, P.P.S.G.W ...
... speak of home interests and other interests. On Wednesday at 8 Mr A. Sampson will read a paper on the tales and novels of Thomas Hardy. CORY MKMORIAL HALL.—The Sunday services at this place will be continued to-morrow at 7 and 8.15 p.m. Each service lasts ...
... committed to take his trial at the next Quarter Sessions, bail being allowed. Ann Lewis, a single woman of Nelson, sum- moned Thomas Hardy, assistant ripper, Nelson, to show cause, etc. Mr R. R. Morgan prosecuted, and Mr James Phillips defended. In the course ...
... -At Merthyr Police-court on Mon- day, William Hale was fined 10s. and costs for being drunk and disorderly at Treharrs. Thomas Hardy was also fined 10s. and costs for a similar offence.— Defendant, who denied the offence, said that he only got 4s. per ...
... Gladstune, in 1883. MR THOMAS HARDY, NOVI:Mc' Mr. Thomas Hardy, as Unloading of T. of the D'Urberv , les, - has writ ms a I novel, which the critic. are Ilamaig (far its suggeetive morality) and praisiag for Ss !Mercy etcrlience. Mr. Hardy ...
... O. H. Gilling, S.D. Albert Phillips, I.G. Joseph Thomas, steward Amos Jenkins, tyler John E. Bacon, assistant sec. H. Alldridge, steward. Past Masters: Messrs J. H. Taylor, P.P.G.S.B.; C. Carey Thomas, P.P.G.S.B.; R. J. Steward, T. Matthews, P.P.S.G.W ...
... about with him. Max O'Rell has written a play called Hearts- ease, which Mr Forbes Robertson will presently produce. Mr Thomas Hardy, the novelist, according to the Mail, has never produced a book that has proved a failure. Mr James Johnson, chairman of ...
... Butming, P.P.G.D C. M** hers Messrs F. J. Smith, F. Harris, E. Newb/' Robert Backner, J. Wiliiauis, J. T. Gethin Lewis, Thomas Hardy, J. G. Birtley, Dunckley, Lewis Morgan, H. C. Lowther, *• Shearman, A. Field, D. E. Lewis, J. Sirliplotl,U James, H. T ...
... ;alter tin Chinese fashion, Ah• Ling, etc.), 1•110 C C• 17•04 int!) Ile, which the family has peened ene ' this day. THOMAS HARDY. Thome Hardy, the famous anther, vu bu in • Dore% village, and was educate,' so • architect in his native place. At 21 he aria ...
... public -elicohnesters who the classic tat regard the reathenuitician as • poor fellow whose taste is his misfortune. As Mr. Thomas Hardy, Mr. William Black, and ,them have testified to the courtesy liberality they have experienced at the hauds of M.mrs. Harper ...
... approach the stuge of rottenness.' As wo wero parting the gentleman said, You may be interested in knowing that my name is Thomas Hardy.' MK CHAMBKRLAIN'S BOAST. Mr Chambeclaiii'.s bonst that he did not take t-x^roise has benn frequently alluded to since ...
... commands the leavings of her table to be carefully collected for the Little Sisters of the Poor. Mr Hall Came, like Mr Thomas Hardy, was originally an architect, and his firetliteraryeffostft were made in the columns of the Builder. The Glasgow bailies ...