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... A BRILLIANT STORY OF THE LAST CENTURY. BY A FRONT RANK NOVELIST. THE MELANCHOLY HUSSAR. BY THOMAS HARDY, Author of For from the Madding Crowd, •« Trumpet Major, The Mayor of Coster- bridge, « « Wessex Tales, •• A Laodicean, A Pair of Blue ...
... business. Wm. Pashley, Filey, rope maker and coal dealer. Robert Wilkinson, Hartington-road, Middles- brough, builder. Thomas Hardy, Monkgate, York, painter and paperhanger. ?? Brrs's Coco* — obatekjl and composting,— By a thorough knowledge of the ...
... had been examined, P.C. Joshua Davie said the body was recovered from the river that morning by two men, named George and Thomas Hardy, who were in the employ of the Te— Couservancy Commissioners.— The Deputy- Coroner said that was the evidence us far as ...
... been examined, P.C. Joshua Davie said the boely was recovered from the river that morning by two men, named George and Thomas Hardy, who were in the employ of the Te«ss Conservancy Commissioners.— The Deputy - Coroner aaid that was the evidence aa far ...
... between eight and half- past eight o'clock, Thomas Nolan, 8 years old, living at the Nag's Head Inn, Fossgate, York, fell into the river Foss while sailing a boat at the bottom of Frankland's-yard. Thomas Hardy man, of 5, Paver-lane, and a man named Starkey ...
... represented by Sir Francis Kuollys, the Prince of Wales by Lord Churchill, and the Duke of York by the Hon. Derek Keppel. Mr. Thomas Hardy, the novelist, and numerous county folk were also present. The Rev. V. S. Busbridge, vicar of Moreton, performed Schu man's ...
... Cooper. Glkdhim..— Un July 28, Fetcr Ellis Gledbill, of lan- don Grove, aged 67 yean. Hardy.— Jujv 29th, at West View, Crook. In her 70th year, Mary, wife of Thomas Hardy. Hkatok.— On July 27, at Harrogate, Jane, youngest daughter of the late George Heaton ...
... constituency except by name. Viscount Chelsea is also mentioned. Death or Eight Mobs Houses. — During the past few days Mr, Thomas Hardy of Cloot Farm, Crowland, near Spalding, Lincolnshire, has suffered most serious loss by the death of eight valuable working ...
... Hatidt. ? On the 15th inst., at St. Hilda's parish church. Middlesbrough, John Back- house, to Mary E. (Lizzie) Hardy, only daughter of Thomas Hardy, of Middlesbrough. Fisukk ? DuG^JLEiir. ? Ou the 15th inal , at the parish church, Nafferton, RoVx-rt Fiher ...
... Leach, Newton-on-Derwent Hardt— Wilson.— On Ju e 8th, at Dringhouses Church, by the Rev. J. X. Bromehead. vicar, Thomas, eldest son of Thomas Hardy, Tock- with, to Ada, third daughter of the late John Wilson, Beverley. Robinson — Patne. — On the 1st inst. ...
... On the 4th inst., at Doncaster, Annie, wife of John William Crabtreee, aged 29. Hardy. — On the Sth inst., in St. Marys-road, Don- castev, Ann Elizabeth, wife of Thomas Hardy, aged 38. Henderson. — At 31, East -parade, Heworth-road, York, in her 71st year ...
... L. Bak, Joseph Thomas W. Bryan, Harry Brooks, Edward Brown, Thomas H. Casey, Thomas O. Doughtry, E. J. Downer, Charles H. Duffield, John D Gilchrist, Arthur T. H-.dall, Frdk. Hanes, Henry Hallo well, Wilfrid H. Harker, Thomas W. Hardy, ...