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... nal Church, North Frodingham, for foarteen years. Habdy— January 26, at Bishop Barton, aged 71 years, Harriet, wife of Thomas Hardy, machine owner. Stbono —January 26, at Beverley, aged 70 years, Hannah, wife of Joseph Strong, labourer. ToMLUfson —January ...
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... Januar 28th, aged 6 , years, Clara, daughter of John Atkinson, tanner's labourer. Hardy—At Bishop Burton, January 264 h, aged 74 years. Flairiet. wife of Thomas Hardy, and second daughter of the late William Watson, of Skidby Mill.—No Cards. Strong—At ...
... between eight and half- past eight o'clock, Thomas Nolan, 8 years old, living at the Nag's Head Inn, Fossgate, York, fell into the river Foss while sailing a boat at the bottom of Frankland's-yard. Thomas Hardy man, of 5, Paver-lane, and a man named Starkey ...
... the slightest warning, a large stone weighing about a ton fell bun and crashed him. Witness called for assistance, and Thomas Hardy and others came, and they got decrr.v>d from beneath the stone. He was alive then, but only said ”Tm done,” and expired ...
... 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 ...
... saddler.—Funeral takes place at 2-30 on Monday. Friends please accept this intimation. No cards. Hardy— February 3, at Bishop Burton. aged 84 years, Thomas Hardy, thrashing machine owner. Johnson —Febroary 4, 46, GracviUe-street, Hull, in bis 71th year. Francis ...
... 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 ...
... Lady Macgregor of Hampton Court, widow of Sir John Macgregor, and youngest and only surviv- ing daughter of Captain Sir Thomas Hardy, who was flag captain to Lord Nelson on the Victory, is suffering from a severe attack of influenza. InteUigence frora ...
... It is vs difficalt, but since must answer briefly, I woutd rep! in the them Persian word, Afrin; ic, make more like ME. THOMAS HARDY ON EARNBSINESS. women seem to be more earnest of pur those of countri have been told that this opinion arises irom my wg ...
... the basket, and tell my wie to put away that washing, because she needn’t finish it.—* 5 of the D' Urbervilles,” by Thomas Hardy. ...
... How different the old days British agriculture, before the grain trade had been revolutionized by foreign competition. Mr Thomas Hardy, the novelist, In describing those not yet remote days, says bad harvest or the prospect one would double the price of ...