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... Wiiizer, eldest daughter of James E. Winser, of Hambnrg. 5379 jgjjfo Eaju>t.— Dec. 7tb, at 39, Montgomery road, Sharrow, • Thomas Hardy, aged 70 years. Interment at tin j General Cemetery at 2.30 o'ek-'k on Saturday. 5385 Ik Memohiam. — Ju loving metnorv ...
... Sir William C. Long, of Oaklands. Hardx— Dodd.— June Ist, by licence, at St. Andrew's, Sharrow, by the Eev. M. Parkin, Thomas Hardy, of Montgomery road, Sharrow, to EH.ii Dodd, of Gloucester street. i3eattis* Mktcaij.-e. — May 31st, at 94, Bre__ingham ...
... bnt wholly with flesh and blood. Tbere are characters in it that remind one of the creations of George Eliot, and also of Thomas Hardy, and yet its chief strength lies in its originality. If the author does not make his mark in the world of letters I am ...
... offered by the Philological Society for acquiring a ?? rough knowledge of toreicn langoacee. Funeral of Mr. Thomas Majbdt. — The ?? ...
... fiction, he went straight to life for his materials, and the materials are strong and abundant. One has only to think how Mr. Thomas Hardy would have handled them to realise how utterly insufficient ia •leffenes' grip. Perhaps the succesa of the •' Gamekeeper ...
... Knott, W. Griffiths, C. Paul, T. B. Wilson, John Bedn_J, T. Revill-Johnson, John Dickinson, H. Levick, W. Gilley, Sen., Thomas Hardy, W. Brougham, J. Skelton, G. Capewell, G. E. Taylor, H. HiU, J. Armitage, H. Scorah, 3. Lomas, Jos. Waddington, J. Shepherd ...
... Mr. Thomas Dolley, nf Stapleford, presided at a meeting in' the ohapel afterwards. Mr. P. Scattergood, Jan., spoke of the aotion taken to bring about the meeting, and he read letters from -*ympathetio friends nnable to attend, including Mr. Thomas Hardy ...
... fac. TUBER.— Mr. B. Bagahawe, deputy coroner, held aj inquest yesterday, at tho Eccle^all Workiionse, ont^-i body of Mr. Thomas Hardy, 70 years ot ase, cntW manafacturer, who lived at No. 3d, Montgomery roia Sbarrow. Ou S .turday las. tho deceased «.•»* ...
... an accident I which occurred on Saturday morning to Mr. Thomas Hardy, cutlery manufacturer, Mi.fcon street, aad who ived afc No. 39, Montgomery road, terminated fatally early yesterday. Mr. Hardy was hurryinz out of his houso about ten o'clock on Saturday ...
... Hoyland, Mr. Thomas Harrison, Mr. C. H. Hills, Mr. E. Howell, J.P., Mr. M. G. Hunter, Mr. R. G. Holland, Mr. C. H. Ha{- eombe, Mr. A. Holds wcrth, Mr. F. W. Harrison, Mr. Alfred Hills, Mr. Simeon Hayes,- Rev. H. D. Hubbard, Mr. Joseph Hardy, Mr. John Hayes ...
... 44, Norfolk road, Shef. field. 07378 ■'■- ■■ .i i . i _y _3eatfjs. 2otjlson. — At Worksop, early ou Sunday morning, John Hardy Conlson, solicit* >r, only s on of the late Rev John E. Conlson, aged 52 years. Interred at Worksop Cemetery ou Tee.day u.ornine ...
... Tha tH -BBIDGE STAKES, for 30 Puppiee, at __ 10e, mm with Cup added. mm _, _i P__T J— )U_D. _r Pirth as Lady Arthnr bt Mr Thomas' Tow Co— -Wy TIS.-* °* An » u, e y' a bt ■ Satl oi _, Messrs Fawoet ta* —.-our and Fortune bt Mr Morris' Clea. aky Count ...