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... seconder, William Ooggan. GRrNGf.TTY-ON-THF»-HlLl..—EWwir Smith, farmer, Appleton House, Gringlley-on-tho-Hill. Proposer. Thomas K. Hardy; seconder, George Henry TcroHnaoo. —Mylw A. SWgh. solicitor; Joseph Peach, gentiemw.; Benjamin Marsden, foreman; Albert ...
... valuation.—Apply 1 Pond Street Brewery. f 65C8 he Let, first-class, old-established Hotel, situate in Chesterfield. —Apply Thomas Hardy, The Brewery, Notts. TO be Let, compact Beerhouse, AttercTiffe Road; concert room ; close to large works ; low rent and ...
... mother—one of the and tendorest books in our language. Our older novelists have boon little in evidence during yew. Mr. Thomas Hardy has only publidiod somewhat slight work “The Well-Beloved, and Mr. George Meredith has published nothing all. Nearly all ...
... to be found cceasionally third-rate sea-side lodgings, also in places far removed from the busy haunts of men, or, Mr. Thomas Hardy would say, ‘•.Far from the maddening crowd.” I have ccme across a few ■pecimens of bead work from time to time, and have ...
... Albion Brewery, Ltd., Ecclesall Road. 9281 TO be Let, first-class, old-estabiished Hotel, situate in Chesterfield.—Apply 'Thomas- Hardy, The Brewery, Kimberley. Notts. 8523 IVERPOOL.—FuIIy-Licensed corner Public-house, good spirit and doing over eight barrels ...
... fiction, he went straight to life for his materials, and the materials are strong and abundant. One has only to think how Mr. Thomas Hardy would have handled them to realise how utterly insufficient ia •leffenes' grip. Perhaps the succesa of the •' Gamekeeper ...
... well-known | hostelry to Let, wth every convenience; land and | ample stabling ; satisfactory reasons for vacancy.—Apply | Thomas Hardy. The Brewery, Kimberley, Notts ILLAGE and Roadside Public, close large market town ; | easy distance of London; main road; ...
... volume the eight Stories from Black and White,” which now lie before ua, Seeing that the stories are by Clarke Russell, Thomas Hardy, Mrs. Lynn Linton, James Pays, . . Barrie, rs, Oliphant, and Grant Allen, they distinctly ought to be in a mure portable ...
... with the beer dealer's con- nection, for many on by the present pro- prietor, Mr. John awes, at Crich, near Matlock.—App'y Thomas Hardy, The Brewery, Kimberley, Notts. TO BE SOLD—HOUSES, LAND, Ground Rents to be Sold, in one Lot.— —Apply W. H. Lancashire ...
... Rulway Bill yesetday morning. ‘Mr. on bebalf of the promo announced that Mr, Thomas Hardy, of Buiweil Park, had wivhdrown bis petition against tie Bill. Mr. said, as resenting Mr. Hardy, he might say tiat that gentleman bad only purchase the Bulwell Park estate ...
... valuable beer con- nection, for many ears carriel on by the present pr prietor Mr. John awes, at Crich, near Matlock.—App'y Thomas Hardy, The Brewery, Kimberley, No TO BE SOLD—HOUSES. LAND, &o. HE Old Wesleyan “Methodist Chapel, at Blackburn, nea Meadow Hall ...
... case in which were shown unmistakable signs of intoxication.—The witnesses called-for tbe deiti.c - included the Rev. Thomas B. Hardy, vicar of BiUwell; R-v. Charles Gray, Rural De-ui of West Rotford; Mr. Henrv Lewis, colliery manager, Annesley; the Rev ...