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... the slightest warning, a large stone weighing about a ton fell bun and crashed him. Witness called for assistance, and Thomas Hardy and others came, and they got decrr.v>d from beneath the stone. He was alive then, but only said ”Tm done,” and expired ...
... deed the sight Heaven whan she strangles her child. author s names there are many suggestions. “Alan's Wife” has credited Thomas Hardy, Mr Cracfcenthorpe, Frederick Wed mors And, moat probable of all. Mrs Clifford. ...
... July Mk, 1898. ate p.m, in the M.eirty Office. 21, Chwell•siffeet. H. DEWHIRST. Seq. TODMORDEN BAND OP HOPE UNION. MR. THOMAS HARDY. the well-lurnalts TempernDtw Ad.:este, will OPEN AIR MEETINGS. at as fallow; next soak Monday, Jai; 11th, Wo rmotAZ Tresclay ...
... purchase price of their undertaking. At the Lecds West Riding Police Court on Tuesday, three labourers, ufl Samuel Thoroton, Thomas Hardy, and John Ayres, were fined 20w and costs each for trespassing in pursuit of game st Weatstone Wood, Horsforth, Teacuise ...
... Registrar. CASKS CLOSED. The foilowing'cases were formally closed :—J. R. Fetch, hay ami stray,' dealer, Harrogate, and Thomas Hardy, painter aud paperhanger, 7S, Monkgate, York. DISTRICT FAILURES. George Croft, hay and straw dealer, Starbeck, Harrogate ...
... Preliminary. or Special Coarse for other particulars um) be htd el the School. THOMAS THORP, Secretary. May 19th. 1194. SPRING WO 0 D HALL GARDENS GREENHEAD-ROAD. HUDDERSFIELD. THOMAS HARDY begs once more to THANK his Customers nod the general public for their ...
... Wiiizer, eldest daughter of James E. Winser, of Hambnrg. 5379 jgjjfo Eaju>t.— Dec. 7tb, at 39, Montgomery road, Sharrow, • Thomas Hardy, aged 70 years. Interment at tin j General Cemetery at 2.30 o'ek-'k on Saturday. 5385 Ik Memohiam. — Ju loving metnorv ...
... have been placed with the Lvtham Shipyard, which will keep the large number of hands employed for some months fo come. Mr. Thomas Hardy has finally decided to' dramatise Tess of Durberville, and has indeed made sonfe progress with it. Tess will be ...
... and the vocalists w re Messrs Megson, R. Carin cuael, G. Lewis, ,J. W. Simmonds, G. Cooke, it Thomas, Hardy, Chesterfield, Wattes, It. Sissons C. Smith, C- Hardy, and C. Carline. The anniversary services of the Primitive Methodist Cl.p.pel, Williamson-street ...
... industry was. Ir was Dr. predecessor at Wakefield—the well-known Dr. Walsham How—who committed to the flames a novel of Mr. Thomas Hardy. Mr. L. A. GLEDHILL, president of the Dewsbury and District Trades and Labour Council, is against petitive scholarships ...
... burglars the other night and handed them over the police. Archdeacon Kilner last night protested against the inclusion Thomas Hardy in the list Later | Victorian Novelists, to tie lectured upon Bingley soon. A certain Glasgow minister performs the marriage ...
... Inland Voynge,” Ac., Ac. [FOURTH ARTICLE ] Heath & Moorland Blossoms The fate of E(?don Heath—that heath vividly doncribed Thomas Hardy in ** The Return the Native”—baa overtaken many of our open wastes gorse and heather, and the moorlands have also suffered ...