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... generally received, and Captain Hardy play® very conspicuous part the cockpit scene. Now I can state that those who were present at Lord Nelson's death were generally averse to talking of the dt-tails; and Sir Thomas Hardy, who was fine, bold sailor, but ...
... 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; ...
... 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 ...
... State, by Lord Selborne, Professor Max Muller, Professor Tyndall, Mr. Hardy, ‘mui- Mr. Lecky, and vcther well-known writers; also mescences of John Morley, and an arti on Thomas Hardy by Proies-ur Minto. Some famihar reco!lections of Dickens are to be contri- ...
... and remimiscenees of the + journey tae raveller pt are to be t in “ é “ite . Mi Stevenson will Write ab to the papers, ‘Thomas Hardy has written tor tue Observer a ‘ mee é eat . ed ri wither ct rgav Nicht in Areacy,” and the Pees le Warns,” a puem styled ...
... HESTER, SHEFFIELD, AND LIN-COLNSHRE RAILWAy (EXTzNsIoN To LONDos). Petitions against tbhis bill were presentei on behalf of Thomas Hardy, the Earl of Londeaborough, Sir Spencer Mnryon Wilson, W. E. B. B Farnham n and the Narbtxrough, Blaby, Enderby, and Whetstone ...
... Mr. Hamilton, on behalf of the promoters, announced that Mr. Thomas Hardy, of Bullwell, near Nottingham, had withdrawn his petition against the bill. Mr. Fitzgerald said, representing Mr. Hardy, he might say that that gentleman had only purchased the Bulwell ...
... — December Ist, at South-street, Chapel, Sheffield! Walter, son of the Rev. H. T. Marshall, to Edith Alice, daughter of Thomas Hardy, Montgomeryroad, Sharrow, Sheffield. Ogikr—Holcinos.—November 2Stb, at St. George's Dub-j lin, Armond Victor Ogier, to ...
... society amounts to £8,690. The retiring committee (Messrs. Thomas Clark, John Hardy, and William Jackmau) were re-elected, and also the secretary (Mr. R. T. Willman), the treasurer (Mr. Thomas Hall), and the auditoy tilesera. E. and John Wilsonl ...
... W. M. Hite, M.D., Albemarle Co., Virginia. Llanwarne—Hardy - December 30th, at St. Philip a Church, Oirhngton, James Lloyd, son of Charles James Llanwarne, to Emily, daugher of the late Thomas Hardy. M . A ) l ¥ n i~ l - ? *Bl'ay--Noveraber 2«th. at Victoria ...
... John, Hempstead, Mr. Saunders, Q.C., and Mr. Batten; Commissioners St. John. Mr. Saunders, Mr. Patten, aud Mr. ; for Mr. Thomas Hardy, Mr. FiizGt-rald; Vestry of St. Mr. Saunders; for the Eyre Trustee?, Mr. Cripps, Q.C., and Mr. Freeman; the Clergy Orphan ...