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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 ...
... 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 ...
... The living question of a l. aching university for London is taken up by Hill. and J. A. Newton-Robinson ere. a study of Thomas Hardy. Another subof first-class interest—the success or failure vl .inpulsery education—is taken up by Joseph !holes. Thor: ...
... Marion Crawford, George Meredith, Hall Caine, R. L. Stevenson, C. M. Tongs, William Black, Mrs. Oliphant, Robert Buchanan, Thomas Hardy, Grant Allen, James Payn, Mrs. Humphry Ward; and among writers for boys: Beaty, Ballantyne, Verne, Fenn. It is almost ...
... was nominated, in November, 1806, acting-lieutenant of the Triumph, the large 74-gunner, commanded by Captain Sir Thomas Masterman Hardy. In lebruary, 1806, he was superseded, and placed as master'd mate ON BO kRD THE BELLONA, l another 74-gunner, of ...
... Mave we Light ; by Couns T Mead Recess of php by Mra and drole. y Ufe Sentence ; by Adehos Sergeant, 8 vets. Taleo; by Thomas Hardy, 3 vole, an ; ty Louies Crow. Lady Waslston’s Confession ; by Jobs Ki 3 vole, vi Algernon Gteuing, 3 vols Beanie Dundes ...
... was nominated, in November, 1806, acting-lieutenant of the Triumph, the large 74-gunner, commanded by Captain Sir Thomas Masterman Hardy. In l'ebruary, 1808, he was superseded, and placed as master's mate ON BOtKD THE BBLLONA, another 74-gunnsr, of which ...
... question of a teaching university for Lathe' is taken up by J. Spencer Hill. and J. A. Newton-Robinson offers a study of Thomas Hardy. Another subject of first-class interest—the success or failum ef compulsory educniaen—is taken tie by Joeof4 J. Davies ...
... rather heavy pers. One of the best is a criticism of Lord 's work on Pitt, “ A Stady from the pen of Mr. RK. Seymour of Mr. Thomas Hardy,” sometimes styled the his- torian of Wessex, is hardly up to the usual standard r. Jas. J. Davies discusses of the “ Com: ...
... Mermaid, fay Lincoln, the winning yearling Silly last year; short-legged, fine stamp Mr. R, I'. Jones's Quay Blossom, Sir. Thomas Hardy'* Orange Blossom, Mr. J. P. Kidston's and Mr. W. Arkwright's Scaradale Amazon were commended. Another good da*3 were the ...
... falrg to. gurftgn. ?? ESTABLISHED 1830. THOMAS WALKER AND SONS, PROPERTY, SHARES, &C. — Periodical KAIKB of Freehold and other Estates, Houses, ?? Reversions.Local and other ttures. Solida-T^ Conducted in kstaU* Sale Rooms. T TALC ATIONS. — Valuations ...
... Elvington, York, Live and Dead FARM STOCK, the property of Mr. Thomas Rod well} March 28— Thorpe Grange, Little Ouseburn. York, Live and Doad FARM STOCK, the property of the Executrix of the latoMy. Thomas Bentley. March 29— Stillinsflcet Howe, near York 16 Horses ...