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... Oliver Hobbes W. E. Norris 8. R. Crockett Kn‘ii‘n;;}'fioi}“‘” James Payn George Gissing genry ames W. Clark Russell Thomas Hardy udyard Kipling Florence Warden Beatrice Harraden Mrs. Lynn lfinmn Stanley Weyman FIRST NUMBER, PRICE 6&d., on MAY 1, 1895 ...
... represented by Sir Francis Knollys, the Prince of Wales by Lord Churchill, the Duke of York by the Hon. Derek Keppel. Mr. Thomas Hardy, the novelist, and numerous eounty folk were also present. The Rev. V. 8. Bu-brix'm Viear of Moreton, performed Schumann’s ...
... Swithin, Frank Newbold, 42; 13, in St. Peter-at-Gowt’s, Joseph Darance, 79 ; 18, in St. Mark, Thomas Hardy, 70. Lours.—Sept. 14, Thomas Broddle, 70; 17, Thomas Robinson, 71. SLEAFORD. —Sept. 15, Aun Martin, 92. UppingHaM.—SBept. 11, Freeman Redshaw, 40 ...
... only daughter of Mr. John Panton of Queen-street, Horncastle. Grivsey.—Jan. 10, Edwin Davison to Mecilia Van Houten ; 11, Thomas Hardy vo Nellie Pacey ; John Greento Elizabeth Jane Marshall ; 12, Henry Hibbard to Susan Allen Wright; 18, William Reed Bradfield ...
... Marriages. SiLvER WEDDING. Mr. Thomas Walter Hardy and his wife, of Old Woodhall, celebrated their silver wedding on November 10ih, 1899. MARSHALL —~WATSON.—On the 13th Nov. at Bt. Mary’s Church,Horneastle,by the Rev.W.Budgen, John Marshall, M R.C.V.S ...
... County Hospital, Cox, 24. une 14, Samuel Handley, 77. . une 19th, at the Hospital, Annie Wi Brummitt, 26. & —June 18, Robert Thomas Hardy: ry surgeon, 61; 17th, at the Union- Ann Dixon, of Martin, 77. e New.—June 19th, Elizabeth Spowsge — June 13th, in Hall-place ...
... (Whithy), John Cranswick (Hunmanby), Geo. Berryman (Seamer), Henry Watson (Newbiggin), Henry Foster (Newbiggin), John Hardy (Brompton), Thomas Hardy (Bast Ayton), Amos Holtby (Seamer, and Geo. Evesham (Scarborough). ‘ At the conclusion of the judging the procession ...
... two o'clock dlmr served in the schoolroom. Mr. Jno. Nich cC., of sudud'.rr-‘dpd. and was npg:'ul by the Rev. A. 8. Thomas, P.G.M., Hardy, X Ormn. and many other gentlemen. The balance t, presented by the secretary, Mr. Munks, showed that substantial 'F:‘“- ...
... Robert Mills, 2 Thomas Young, g James Stark. 4 antirehinums—l Robert Mills, 2 Peter Riddell, 3 James Stark. ! 6 show pansies —1 Peter Riddell, 2 Thomas Y sung. 6 fancy pansies—l Thomas Young. ¢ show and faney pansies—l Thomas Young. 6 hardy ...
... nearer to God. ‘HORSE DEALING TRANSACTION. At the Lincoln County Court on Monday, was | heard the case of Hardy v. Elliot.—Plaintiff, Thomas Hardy, Thorney, Notts. farmer, sued Riley Elliot, Grove Villa, Retford, horse dealer, for £4, damage for breach ...
... varieties—l Thomas Young, 2 P. Riddell, 3 James Stark. Pot lilium—l Thomas Young ; 2 William Leishman, Condorrat ; 3 David Craig. Rose, grown in pot—l John Watsen, 2 P. Riddell, 3 Thomas Young. Bulsims— 1 Peter Riddell. 2 cockscombs—l Thomas Young. . W ...
... not proceeds of the recent Grantham Hospital ball amount to the handsome sum of £5O 03, 6d. puring the past ten days Mr. Thomas Hardy, of Cloot Farm, Crowland, near Spalding, has red most serious losses by the death of eight voluable working horses. The ...