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... WEYMOUTH Accident to a Workman.— As a painter named Thomas Hardy .l work ou Wednesday afternoon outside shop of Mr. Morris, tbe fingers of one hand became entangle'! in the revolving shutters they were being closed and were very severely bruised and lacerated ...
... Walter Besant, Mr. Augustine Birrall, Mr. Hail Caine, Mr. P. W. Clayden. Mr, Ginsburg, Mr. Conan Doyle, Dr. Garnett, Dr. Thomas Hardy, Gosse, Mr. Rider Haggard, Mr. Hollings! 2 the Rev. H.R, Haweis, Mr. John Mr. Jerome, Mrs. lessor Huxley, Professor Jebb ...
... House Bo it. Three Feathers. The Penance o! John Sunrise. Daughter oi Heth. Lady Silvsrdale'3 Sweetheart WESSEX NOVELS BY THOMAS HARDY. In uniform crown So. volumes, boards 2s, and cloth Far from the Madding Crowd The Return the Native The Mayor Caster ...
... Soma award wino., d oaks at bowleg ben by • dog after. of rabies within their district to be Ae WoRILOAX.—Whilst • pointer Thomas Hardy wasat work on Werineeday afilnettoon outside the shop Mr. Morris, the fingers of head beaume entangled in the revolving ...
... DORCHESTER. Copies of the port News” may be obtained in of Mr. Moores, Pease Lane. Mr. Thomas Hardy has recovered from bis attack of infiaenza. CORONATION Dat. Sunday b-ing Coronation Day the bells of St. Peter s and Evst Fordington Churches were rung ...
... £100 ; and Mr. Harrison Weir, £100. Miss Duffus Hardy, receives pension of £100, not in consideration of the excellence of her novels, but in recognition of the services of her father, Sir Thomas Dutfus Hardy, the Record Office. Finally, Mrs. Eliza Bristow ...
... “Tlic Little Manx Nation. A Civil List Pension of £lOO has been granted Miss Iza Duffus-Hardy. the only surviving child of the late Sir Thomas Duffus-Hardy. Miss Hardy lias been for some time in ill-health owing overwork, . . The unveiling of the statue ...
... sailor, was charged with being drunk St. Thomas and sleeping out. P.C. Holloway proved the case. Fined 2s 6d aad costs. John Pannell, jobbing gardener, of St. Thomas, was charged with sleeping out at Franklins, St. Thomas. P.C. Gerry proved the case, and the ...
... John Hardy. Blackwood, iionmonthshire. carpenter, joiner, ano contractor. Alfred Foster, High Street. Stamford, Lincomshire, stationer, ond draper. B. Draffln. Dover street. Chorlton-anon-aledlock, Chester, bookkeeper. Charles Kradley, St. Thomas Street ...
... awarded to C. F. Wiigley. pension of £100 on the Civil List has been bequeathed to Miss Iza Duffus-Hardy, only surviving child the late Sir Thomas Duffus-Hardy. Madame Lemmens-Sherrington, aftar a residence ten years in Crussels, has accepted au appointment ...
... Slratlord-on-Avou Kirs. Stratford-on-Avon Mrs and Miss Prid.iy, Gloucester Mr and Mrs Hardy and family, Leicester Mrs WALLACE —No. 5. Mrs and Miss Uob.rti, Stroud Mrs Thomas. Stroud Mr and Mrs Davies and family, rontyprtdd Mrs BINDON-No. 6. Butcher, London ...
... of a daughter. Hardy— HaMLYN.— July 9th, the Pariah Church, Totnee, by the Ker Andrew J. vioar of Paul’a, Deronport, aaeieted the E«t N. Hskmlyn, curate of Anwiok (brothers of the bride), and the vicar (Rev B. Mills), the Rev Henry Hardy, 8.A., curate ...