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... of those represented in Part 1: Charles Dickens, Bret Harte, Captain Marryat, lisngfellow. Sir Walter Scott, Max Adeler, Thomas Hardy, etc. With Part 1 is given a Presentation Plate produced in tints, and a copy of Frederick ftarnanl's well-knownjpicture ...
... a general meeting, which some one, interested in the continuance of the society, might perhaps call together. Mr. Thomas de Lisle Hardy, of Fairford and Lechlade, has been appointed a Commissioner to administer oaths. _ RESIGNATION OF THE Rev. J. S. GRANT ...
... Hawkfield, T. H. Hardy and John Parker; Nempnett, Alfred King and Alfred Withcy ; Paulton, W. 0. Ashman and Thomas Bush; Ston Easton, F. L. Carpenter and F. N. Flower; Stowey, C. Lyde and Richard Loxton; Timsbury, John Gregory and Thomas Hall; Übley, Charles ...
... David Norton Hawkrleld, T. H. Hardy and John Parker; Nempneti, Alfred Sing and Alfred Withev Paolton, W. C. Ashman Thomas Bush; Ston Baatoo, F. L. Carpenter and F. N. Flower; W. C. Lyde and Loxton; Timsbnrv Gregory and Thomas Hall; Übley, Charles Kudwtli ...
... Frizzel wrote to Hardy asking him what he was to do with it. Hardy replied that he must do the beat he could and meanwhile he (Hardy) would try to find him a more tradable horse. Frizzel worked the mare during the summer, and again wrote to Hardy, receiving ...
... OVER £17,000,000. Agents et CIRENCESTER— Messrs. SEWELL & SONS, Solicitors. Mr. W. 11. JAMES, Builder, &c. Fairford—T. DE L. HARDY, EN, Solicitor. CIRENCESTER RIFLE VOLUNTEERS. SATURDAY (this day).—First competition for Wimbledon, 3 p.m.—There will be no ...
... Hawktield—T. H. Hardy and John Park. r ; Neaspostt—Alfred King and Alfred Wit hey ; Paulton—W. C. A.hman Thomas Bash; Stott Keaton—J. L Carpenter and F. N. Plower; Stowey—W. C. Lyda and Richard Linton _: Timid:Airy—Jobs tirsitory and Thomas Hall; Uttley—Charleis ...
... Ninety, on Saturday, 3rd May, 1890, TIIE FEED of about 57 ACRES of Valuable 1 PASTURE LAND, viz.,—Field called White Hays, Hardy's, Berry Lands, Scarlett's, Paddingtons, and Moor Ground. Some of the Fields may be mown and crop removed. Full particulars ...
... plants, and which have beset roughly dug during the winter, will now be in • good condition for the remotiou a any hardy or half hardy plants that may be employed for sunencr decoration. Violas may be lifted, divided, and rrplanted in fresh and well-inantired ...
... flowering plants, and which have been roughly dug during the winter, will now in good condition for the reception of any hardy or half hardy plants that may be employed for summer decoration. Violas may be lifted, divided, and replanted in fresh and well manured ...
... plants, and which have been roughly dug during the winter, will now be in • good condition for the reception of any hardy or half-hardy plant. that may be employed fo, summer decoration. Violas may be lifted, divided, and replanted in fresh and well-manured ...
... Potatoes. Pine Applet; Banners, just arrived Urge lot Gold and Silver Fish, eery hardy, each.—Frost Frail Stores. Bridge Street, Swindon. ThiTELON UGHTS and FRAMES, cheap.- Apply Thomas Bairett. Builder, Swindon. THAT PIGS 1 FAT PIGS!! Highest market price grvtm ...