... order. GREAT HARWOOD AND RISHTON. Public Thursday evening a lecture was delivered in the Wesleyan School, Hishton, by Mr. Thomas Hardy, entitled •‘Shall win, or shall wc lose ? There was good attendance, presided over by Mr. W. Robinson. Sr. Johm AMBCLaxcs ...

... Meredith, we imagine, is content with the Athenaeum. Mr. Lang would probably not care to stray far from the Savile. Mr. Thomas Hardy most likely knows almost as little of the metropolis as Mr. It. D. Blackmore. Mr. Stevenson, having become a South Sea ...

... of Samuel Isberwtiod, Esq., of Bank House, Dur.scar, near Bolton, to Martha Gertrude Jackson, third daughter of the late Thomas Hardy Jackson, Esq., of The Grove, Liversedge.—At home, Shore Field, Dunscar, near Bolton, November 3rd to Bth. Sutcliffe—o-odt ...

... the bishop had very strong views. Not long ago he caused something of a sensation by a trenchant attack on the novels of Thomas Hardy. ...

... DUMAS, FILS. ERNEST REN AN. HALL CAINE. FROF. JEBB. SIR WALTER BESANT. PIERRE LOTL DAUDIT. EDMUND GOSSE. PAUL BOURGET. THOMAS HARDY. MRS. HUMPHRY WARD. EDMUND DE GONCOURT. DB. GARNETT. It will be seen that the list includes many fumous names from other ...

... registered Shire Horse, or having produced a living foal in 1.895 .1, Lord Egerton of Tattoo ;2, ' Thomas Charnock. Hale, near Liverpool; 3. Thomas Hardy, Mere Hall Farm, Knutsford ; hc, H. and R. Ainscough. Risley, near Warrington. CLass B.—Foals : 1 ...

... Local Veto Bill, was held on the Market Square, Earlestown. The Rev. Thomas Collins presided, and there were about 500 persons present. On the impromptu platform were Mr. Thomas Hardy of Manchester, Messrs. W. Pearson, J. Taylor, and E. Martin. The Chairman ...

... Arnold. Mies Hdrn Btaekburwe. Mre. Peal King, Ghidiner. Nur were writer, the stemw e« deamd for Hr. Joseph Halloa. Mr. Thomas Hardy. Mr. BelirMr. Henry Arthur Joace. Mr Hubert Bland, and Mr. George all appeared the hmiejwarming Chrialiao sddnee o* waleoma ...

... a registered Shire Horse, or having produced a living foal in 1895 .1, Lord Egerton of Tattoo ;2, Thomas Charnock. Hale, near Liverpool; 3. Thomas Hardy, Mere Hall Farm, Knutsferd ; hc, H. and R. Ainscough. Risley, near Warrington. CLASS B.—Foals : 1 ...

... WELL-KNOWN ARTIST. iCe — denth — is atin;;un; - ii of Mr. Thomas Bush Hardy, the well-kuowu artist, who died at his residence in Portsdown Road, Malan Vale. Mr. Hardy, who was the father of kr. Dudley Hardy, was a native of Sheffield, and was practically selftaught ...

... observed that there was no man living more loved in the temperance world than Dr. Lees. The Rev. Thomas Snow (Underbarrow, near Kendal) and Mr. Thomas Hardy (Manchester) supported, and Dr. Lees acknowledged the compliment. ...

... foa'ed prior the 1892, the property of tenant '.inner '. 1 Thomas Dutton; and 3, Thomas Hardy. Best foil, *Of rgrlcultural purposes, the property o' a tenant farms* whol'y dependent on farming: 1, Thomas inly; 2. Samuel Baskeville, Crewe; 3, John Beckett, (leld' ...