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... celebrities have reference, amongst others, to Alma Tadema, Sims Reeves, Grover Cleveland, the Conntess of Aberdeen, Bjirnson. Thomas Hardy, the King of Dahomey, and the Khan of Rhiva. The Jour- nalists of To-Day series include Mr R. E. Leader, of the Sheve~d ...
... amnong the issues is SCarny.a, with a charniing-colonred froutispice, and coumnlote stories from the pamns of Bret Harte. Thomas Hardy, ant lA alter Besant. R. L. Stephenson contributes apret'y littlf porem called - Early in Spring. The general feature ...
... design, as a token of esteem and regard on the occasion of their leaving the district. The presentation was made by Mr Thomas Hardy, and suitably acknow- ledged by the recipieluts. NEW WESLEYAN CrAIXL AT MA]1GOTON.- Yesterdasy, a new Wesleyitn Chapel was ...
... Lettres doe i- Momn Mouliim,` ind ,Contu.s dut Lusndi, A, lIN FAiC LocsrAisEt, by Wfilliam Black. A il Li.uncmenk-r, by Thomas Hardy. (Sampson ,Low, wr Marston, & (Co.) These are 'the. lest additions toI it the hall-crown series of popular novelists. if ...
... carried a ganu. He had been previously Cole- B, victed. Mr Teake proseented.-George. Kyle, John 'Hills, WV. 'rweedy, and Thomas Hardy, all T. of C~rook, were charged with trespassing at Mi ?flaeNeill Farm, Witton, The defence lby Air half Teale was that ...
... poem The Legend of the Island T] of Higg. L CRAD~ocsc NowELT,, by R. D. Blackmore; Tiow R I{AND or. ETHELBEllrA, by Thomas Hardy;- and tb IZAUsssA ZEasnRA, by William Blace, are the three J. recent additions to the half-crown edition of these D authors ...
... Mealing, 2s Gdl; oe ese r i meetinge, J. in a .o, Friend, tf llilet e H. Hall-6d each; P Rev. Mr d Sadgrovo, f s ?? H, Hardy, Thomas in J- and M1. A. B~rowu-29 each ; Mrs S. Ladgate, Ze i ig Gd iessrs Tiplady, lM. Pearson, Friend, S, J. id Walker F. Ludgate ...
... Ship Launch Ion, Durham street, and was under the influence of drink at that time. On the 15th inst. a waterman inamed Thomas Hardy found him in the place mentioned, and took him to the ?? jury returned an open verdict of Found dead,' there being no ...
... S. Mealing, 2s 6d; Messrs Jennings, .1. Pattison, Friend, Gallilce, H. Hall-6d each; m Rev. Mr Sadgrove, So; Messrs E. Hardy, Thomas Ite and M. A. Brosen-2 each; Mrs S. Ludgate, 2s hl, 6d; Messrs Tiplady, 31. Pearson, Friend, S. J. ad Walier, F. Ludgate ...
... MeAalig, 2s 6d ; Messrs Jennings, J. n 0 P'attisou, Friend, Galliloe, IT. Hlil-6d each ; Rev. Mr Sadgrove, Sq; Messrs R. hardy, Thomas and M. A. Brown-2s eneb : Mrs S. Ludgate, 2s ter d ; Messrs Tiplaidy, M. Pearson, Friend, S. J. cir tl Walker, F. Ludgate ...
... OCCURRENCE One affair near to culminating in second though fatality Thomas Hardy jun William Lowaon' to catch belonging to the latter for the body animal which driven ’of field attempted to over Hardy doing it struck its man’s head to the ground beyond severe ...
... of Gilling A Disputed Hay transaction— the Barnard Castle County Court yesterday George Plews farmer quarryman Boldron Thomas Hardy Rock Villa Barnard Castle for £2 5s the value of hay left unconsumed on Ravens’ Nest Farm Boldron Mr T Barningham appeared ...