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... of the Royal College of Surgeons, and knighthoods for Sir. R. P. Harding, Chief Official Receiver in Banferoptey, and Mr. Thomas Sowler, Manchester. Sir John Lcbbock, M.P., and Sir John Gorst, P., have been appointed members of the Privy Mr. tone completed ...
... oils of Thomas C. Iludspith, merchant tailor. To he interred at Cambois ou Sunday. Friends please accept this Intimation. ARDI'.-Whitecle Heart 2nd inst., aged 19 years and 11 miens William 'lard), dearly beloved non of Janes and leurrb Hardy. To be interred ...
... Mr. HARDY TATAM, deceased, Home, Holbeoch, the county of farmer, decoaaed, are hereby required to forthwrtli wad particulars thereof n*. By the E.recntors, and SOX, Solicitors. 84th December, 1880. are requested to send in particulars before the end o ...
... business. There is a controversy in the New Revive which will cause some stir. Mr. Walter Besant, Mrs. Lynn Linton, and Mr. Thomas Hardy have written articles on Candour in English Fiction. Mr. Besant is quite satisfied with things as they are. He writes ...
... C. Castle and Lamb, 133, Salisbury-square, Fleet-street, E.C. Clarke, Son, and Piatt, 85, Gracechurch-street, E.C. Colman, Thomas, 161, Strand, W.C. Crossley, Moir, and Co., 57i, Coleman-street, Bonk, E.C. Davies and Co., 1, Flinch-lane, CornhiU, E.C. ...
... Cromford-street, Arkwright-street. 7c PREMISES TO BE LET~ STANDINGS in one flat to be Let, whole or in part, in the best part Hardy, Turney, and Creassey's Factory, Thoroton-street, reduced rent. 1042 (CELLARING. —To be Let, Cellaring, suitable for storing ...
... and Hiaa War ham. Mr and Young, and Mira Young, Mr Foratsr and Miaa Forster, Mr and Mrs Bry lon and Brydon, Mr and Mn Hardy and Mira Hardy, Saaham Harbour Mr and Mn Cl Barrett, ffnahain Colliery ; Mr and Mn Psnton, Colliery; Mr and Mra R. Laverick, Rain ...
... chiefly upon the parochial clergy. TOWN COUNCIL Wenowespar, L The Mayor.—Richard F. Aldermen. —Messre, R. 8. Ferguson, C. P. Hardy D. Jackson, B. Stewart, B. Councillors.—Mesr. J. Atkinson, J. Bulmore, J. Oarrathers, G. C J. Creightoa, J F. P. Dixoa, O “Deve ...
... business. Thera is a controversy in the New Review which will cause some stir. Mr. Walter Besant, Mrs. Lynn Linton, and Mr. Thomas Hardy have written articles on Candour in English Fiction. Mr. Besant is quite satisfied with things as they aro. He writes ...
... Memobanda Lieut.-Geu. C. C. Fraser, V.C., C. 8., Col. Bth Hussars, has placcfl on the Retired List (Jan. 1). Mjor-Geu. F. Hardy has been placed on retired pay (Deo. 29,1889). Col , with the temporary rank of Major-Gen.. A. H. King, Aide-de- Camp to the ...
... Joseph Jobs Pommel. /ohs Sallie. William Booth, Issas Ara, Thomas Jobs Ilsck-1, Bestir Tsetse, TIN.. SIAM. !owe. Lawns, Jobs timer. Christopher Ems. William %Awl Lair, Thomas Towers, Thomas Hopi. Pavia Sella. George Orion, W. H. Sahib's, (sterstary) ...
... Mr and Mr. W. Illionisr, Mr M. Righter., Webb, J.P., the Misses Walk Thomas Foster Clarke, Rev Fanning, Mr Je Mr W. 8. Trollop.. Mr H. Mrs Otto Trimmer, Mt and Mrs Mr and Mrs Thomas Markby, Miss Hague, Weary, Mr and Mr. Francis Cobb, Aldermaa and Mrs ...