... State for the load, and if the action does not buy, of course, the old grey stone. vriil go to the highest bidder. Mr. Thomas Hardy, as the custodian of romance, naturally stands at such a prospect. I cannot realise, he said to a newspaper reprematetive ...

... Jarrctt, of Idlicote Grounds, ncar Shipston-on- the Stour. W Aug. 28, at the Parish Church, Penmonm, Anglesey, res Thomas de Lisle Hardy, of Fairford, solicitor, to Mabel fol Mary Sarah, daughter of the late Henry Owen Williams, th! Esq., J.P. and D.L ...

... Johnson, 2 Mr. J. Mattock, 3 Mr. H. Birch. Fern. (greenhoune) 6 varietie•-1 Mr. C. Jacob, 2 Rev. J. Bennett. Ditto (hardy), 6 varieties-1 Mr. Thomas Carter, 2 Mr. J. Johnson. CUT FLOWERS, _ . _ I telilias. 24 bloom., 18 verieties-1 Mr. .1. R. Tranter, Mr. h ...

... at Westwell Rectory, Burford, the wife of the Rev. W. B. Sharpe, of a daughter. Jan. 23,at Fairford, the wife of Thomas de Lisle Hardy, solicitor, of a eon. Baby Linen. Cots, Bassinettes, at Cash Prices.-The City Drapery Stores, Oxford. Please don't ...

... came. Mrs. Rumboll reeides at Bedford and the defendant at &afield. Mr. T. I). L. Hardy appeared for plaintiff. and Mr. Mace, Ciiipping- Nort,on, for defendant. Mr. Hardy gave evidence for plaintiff, for whom be ante agent. Defendant contended that he ...

... hearing. plaintiff was Mr. George MaSam, solicitor, of St. Aldate'e Street, Oxford, and the defendant, Mr. Thomas solicitor, of High Street. Mr. Hardy, QC., Ml', and Mr. Benjamie Beckley Roger., instrurtedby Collis and Stellate, of 3, Old Sergeant., Inn, ...

... aod pn-'n-a* employmaa^ miwUw ~-nt or befora Monday. Selected Canrhdataa will hare do* aotaoe to attend on day alactaon By THOMAS W. MALLAM. Clerk 12b. Hi*% Oiforf. Slat October, 1894. FARMERS. SPECIAL NOTICE TO OARDKNERS, A TITI ARE OFFERING tmderrwvtionfd ...

... absence). Trinity; Lewis Alden and Francis Rossiter, Wadhaui: Thomas Hawkes, Pembroke ; Leonard D Waiuwnght, Worcester; Herbert (1 Francis A Hardy and William Pollock- Hill, Kelilc ; Thomas W Robinson, non. coll B. A.—All. K Britton. Ernest \V Hendy.Frederick ...

... MANSFIELD. Aran 92.—Tbe W. Hardy Harwood, of t Mayo!, t 11.1Js.ut. NCkIESTER Public Wor•hip is bald in she Collage Chapel swery Sunday as 11.Y0 SUNDAY. APRIL Ind, E,CAitViNTEN, M.A. Zootasuaricai APPUINCIdaNTeI. b.' Rec. Thomas Truba been inatecuted au ...

... Rhubarb-I, James BosHell, Stanton Tlioreert 2, Jtoh HEastings, W1ytham ; 3, Thomas Hla;ubridgc, ?? 4, Charles Styles, Wrytltlaee Cabbage-i, William sWing, Bletelington ; 2, Thomas llambridge 3, John Hasthlgos ; 4, Cbartes Styles. lettuce, Cos-], William ...

... Tiew College. Claes m.—Thomas K. Abbott, Merton; William H. Ames, New College; Stanley Baker. Queen’s; Bertie F. Browning, Brasenose; JohnL. Burbey, Exeter; Arthur Clutton-Brodc, New College; WHOam H. Coeene- Hardy, New College; Thomas C. D. DuroU, Keble; ...

... ; Rev. Edmund Frederick Nugent and Alfred Ernest Haserich. Christ Church; Paul Hildesbeim. St. John’s; Rev. Thomas Houghton, St. John’s : Thomas Lyddoo James Surrage and •toward Sidney Whitehouae, Hertford; Stuart Augustus Townley, St. Mary Hall; Rev. ...