... Darlington, against Wm. Croft, Silver-street, Dur- ham, and Jane Hardy, wife of Thomas Hardy, Chester-last reet, to recover £11 12s on a promissory note alleged to have been signed by Croft for Hardy about four years ago. Plaintiff iv his evidence said he lent ...

... generally reoeived, and Captain Hardy plays a very conspi- ooou4 part in tiie cockpit scene. ?? New I eaa state that thoee wbo wer* preaent at Load Nelson's death were ?? .veree to talking of til* detail* ; aad Sir Thomas Hardy, who was a fine, bold sailor ...

... commence- ment of the proceedings Mr. Hamilton said he had to inform the Committee that the promoters had settled with Mr. Thomas Hardy, of Bai well Hall, Notting- ham, and that gentleman would accordingly with- draw bis opposition. Mr. Stenning, land agent ...

... of One of Our Conquerors. He declares it to be one of the two best novels ot the year—which shows that even human. Mr. Thomas Hardy gets modified praise ; Mr. Stevenson disappointing since he went the South beas. It has been a year young reputations; ...

... Roman a,” Walter Beaant; •' Town and Village Government, Henry Loomis Nelson; Weasei Folk,’’ Part IV., (illustrations), Thomas Hardy; The Warwickshire Avon,” Second Paper (lllostration*), A. T. Qoiller Conch ; Ladies of Fashion and their Doctor*,” drawn ...

... ELECTION OF GUARDIANS. Skirlaugh Union. Aldbrough, Thomas Yatos Hardy; Atwick, Skirlington, and Arram, George Mason Gale; Bewholme and Nuukeeling, Joseph Copeland; Bilton, George England; Bon wick, Moses Benuingholme and Grange, Samuel Machin; Rrandesburton ...

... Milford band, leader Mr. R. Gibson; Brotherton Foresters from the Ship Inn, with the Brotherton braes band, leader Mr. Thomas Hardy. Divine service was held in the morning for the club.men, and the vicar gave a very excellent sermon from the text Bear ...

... PUBLIC SCHOOLS ENGLAND W. SIMPSON. HOMES AND HAUNTS MEN LETTERS. CLEMENT SHORTER lllrutraud HERBERT KAILTON. abort Store* THOMAS HARDY. HENP.Y JAMES. GEORGE Al. REDITU.. ROBERT BUCHANAN. RCDVAUD KIPLING. WALTER HALL U THROUGH CHINA AND JAPAN. oui St>*cial ...

... uarter Maltings and control a9 Men ; must have held a similar po-ition ; ILVER a dozen good good wages, with House.-Apply Thomas Hardy, The we constant en plo ment on app ication to Marti ley, tts. Hall, and Oo. (Lumited), 1 Work: Park. 3170 OOT “A WANTED ...

... Meredith, we imagine, is content with the Athemenm. Mr. Lang would probably not care to stray far from the Sari la. Mr. Thomas Hardy most likely knows almost little of the metropolis as Mr. & D. Blackmore. Mr. Stevenson, having become South Sea Islander ...

... the Romans,” Waller Besant; Town and Village Government, Henry Loomis Nelson; Wessei Folk. Part IV., (illustration*), Thomas Hardy ; The Warwickshire Avon,” Second Paper (lllaatrations), A. T. Quiller Couch ; ” Ladies of Fashion and their Doctors,” drawn ...

... stimulating and vivacious. It oaccot be too widely circulated especially among t!'s young. A Group of' Noble papes, by Thomas Hardy , London: Osgood, Mcllvaine & Cc„ pp. 272.—This sumptuously got up volume consists of ten cbarrnirg stories in each of ...