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... BETIIESDA P.M.E. & BROTHERHOOD. MONDAY NEXT, Oct. Blth, at 7-30. Speaker,—Mr. THOMAS HARDY, D.K.A. Chairman —Mr. HENRY’ DISHLEY. Soloist,—MlSS COKNES. Subject,—“ A Straight Talk about Religion. The Secretaries will in attendance to enrol members from ...
... of lectures on English literature. He will deliver ten lectures ow Th. Masters of Hodson Fiction, to include Meredith, Thomas Hardy, R L. Stevoisioa, Henry imam George Moore, Zola, Tolstoi, and others of the nOsiliffin and Norwegian school. These lecturer ...
... (8. R. Crockett). Tto Stiokit Minister (8. B. Crockett). Tbe Rebel Queen (Welter Bement). Life's Little Ironies (Thomas Hardy). 'Climbing the Himalayas (W. M. Conway). • London Rose (Ernest Rays). Poems (Dr. Richard GernetiL iseti . Letters ...
... Ingham, and the special speaker, Mr Thomas Hardy of the United Kingdom Alliance. The chairman delivered an earnest address, urging all to sign the pledge of abstinance from intoxicants, especially the young. Mr. Hardy's speech was exceedingly appropriate ...
... additions have be n made to the stock, among which ate:— A Wind,w in Thrums, by J. M. Barrie; A Group of Noble Dames, by Thomas Hardy; The Pariah, by F. Anstey, the clever author of Vice Versa ; A Son of Hagar, and The Deemster, I.y Hall Caine; The ...
... Hatton; The Little Minister, by J. M. Berrie ; SHOP THEAME.—On Wednesday four lade, Tess of the d'Urbervilles, by Thomas Hardy ; ranged from nine to fourteen, were arrested Matthew Tindule, by E. A. Varty-Smith; A Ity the police on suspicion of ...
... WESLEYAN HARVIAT THANIG4GIETN6 services took on k Sunday last. Mr. Thomas Bailey, of iriesworth, two suitable in the afternoon and evening. The decorations had by Mrs. Clowes and Mn. Hardy with the assistance of the Nlimem Hodkilinoll, Charleworth. Fisraikin ...
... of the surveyor, were received: James IHeath, £159; Richard Lovett, £152; Hardy and Knight, £143 136. 7d.; William Knowles, £130; recommended that the tender of Messrs. Hardy and Knight be accepted. The clerk read correspondence with Mr. Comes, builder ...
... boatman, was swamped off Southsea Onstie, and ih© two occupants were seen struggling in the water. One them, named Thomas Rogers, of H.M.S. Hardy, was picked up in aa unconscious state, hut was taken and artificinl respiration being reported to, to* covered ...
... Booth moved the re-appointment Sir Thomas Wardle as president for the ensuing year, Mr. W. Whittles, as Chairman thu Board briefly seconded this, which was supports by Mr. W. Tatton.and carried by acclamation.. Sir Thomas Wakiilb thanked the member* for ...
... (Liverpool), Timothy Candy (Liverpool), John King (Barbadoes), lieorge Sheffield (Pheshire), Joseph Dobell (IjiverpiHiT), and Thomas Taylor (Liverpool). Just as tile men entered some the gear supporting the K'aJl gave way and precipitated them into the sea ...
... the workhouse in a very satisfactory manner. Mr. Ilassall had kiudly presented the boys at the Workhouse with a football. Thomas Emmons died on tbe 2nd inst, aged 85 years. 212 men, 35 women, and 18 children, tramps, had been accommodated during the fortnight ...