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... advice walk, which the Bishop promptly answered, Nor stands iv sinners' ways, nor sits where men profanely talk. Mr. Thomas Hardy, author of Far from the Madding Crowd,' Teas of the D'Urbervilles and other well-known works, is a keen cyclist; in ...
... Howells's opinion: I think Thomas Hardy is the greatest novelist, all odds, living to-day in England, and next to bun, or with him, should put George Moore. I found Esther Waters one of the truest novels I bad read. I like Thomas Hardy's Jude. It deals very ...
... obtained by each successful candidate in tht first election under the Urban District Council was given. Professor Armstrong, Thomas Hardy, and George Fothergill, should have retired at the end of votes. the first year, they having had the least number of n ...
... Isaac Coward. 1898 James T. C. Wilson. J. J. Waller. J. E. Hargreave*. John Monkhousc. 1889 Thomas Harrison. A. Cozen-.Hardy. John McLaren. J. K. Oawith. Thomas Sharpe. John Thompson, i John Somervell 1890 James Douglas. Job* H. Jefferys. G.J. McKay. J ...
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... Beetroot Henry Roatledge, 2 Spencer. Parsley Miss Stabler, 2 J Metcalfe. Cabbages - Mrs. Coward. Thomas Sadler. Cauliflower John W Rigby. Rhubarb Thomas Knowles, W Metcalfe. Cabbage lettuce W Rontledge. 2 Stabler. Cos lettuce Thos Bateeon, Vegetable marrow ...
... W. Nelson had a nice basket. On the same day Mr. Robert Hodgson landed two chub with worm, 51/2 lbs. On Friday evening Mr. Thomas Cant, with the small fly, had ten, and Mr. Geo. Harding had fair sport. On Monday, Mr. Rowlandson basketted eighteen, killed ...
... preferred to every other by who are used to it. The mother are hardy nurses, and are able bring their young when they themselves have been exposed to severe privations. snowy weather this wild and hardy breed will dig the snowy surface to reach the herbs beneath ...
... Crewdson, Rev. H. Monsarrat, Mr. John Farrar, Mr. and Mrs. Shipley, Natland Mr. J. Harrison, Mr. A. W. Cozens-Hardy, Mr. E. Gill, Mr. W. Ireland, Mr. Thomas Hill, Mr. F. J. Thornber, Mr. M. Derome, Mr. Joseph Severs, Mr. T. Thwaites, Mr. E. Farrer, Mr. J. J. ...
... Thompson, Mr. T. Ashburner, Mr. McKay, Mr. Cozens-Hardy, Alderman Henry Wilson, Mr. L. G. Thomson, Mr. Monkhouse, Mr. Sharpe, Mr. Douglas, Mr. G. R. Hargreaves, Mr.McLaren, Mr. D. Goddard, Mr. T. Cotton, Mr. Thomas Thwaites, Dr. Craven, Mr. G. Gilkes, Alderman ...
... POSTER AND DISTRIBUTOR OF CIRCULARS at Ambleside and throughout the surrounding Districts. MECHANICS' COTTAGE, AMBLESIDE. THOMAS PEARSON, (Nine Years with Messrs. Pennington and Pidduck) General and Furnishing Ironmonger, MAIN STREET, WINDERMERE, HAS ...
... Hall, Patterdale, has been appointed surveyor for the ensuing year for the parish of Patterdale Haw division, iv place of Thomas Bell. Ambleside Police Court. Jonn Thompson, for having been drunk, and disorderly at Grasmere, was fine! 10*. and costs or ...