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... Baker, guard, living at Frost Street, Tyne Dock,. corroborated. Herbert &unlit; 10 years of age, and another boy named Thomas Hardy. spoke to haying. on the 27th of Apnl found the parse (produced) containing the deposit note for £174. It was beside the ...
... TO LET, with early possession, an excellent GROCER'S SHOP, with Off-license, situate at Torkard, near Nottingham. —Apply Thomas Hardy, The Brewery, Kimberley, near Nottingham. LET, the RED LION HOTEL, Ripley, good JL commercial and posting house, and doing ...
... a ooosunt play of ' humour; and r. b-pi-y jfi insranuneous»ortraiturc. THE LEANS I THE 11 Lit 10. S. WHEAT AND TA L 3. THOMAS HARDY. TIME ; •• Tliere a who skdfully the poetry of moral Ido ils penury.** IHt VtOOI■LANDERS, 1 WESSEX TALES. Hatrraillxn * ...
... approach and gazed after him as he disappeared over the far hill. had they known that the swift pecialler wits Walter Thomas. the hardy century compiler of the Toronto Bicycle Club and the Century Road Club. and that be was thee bent on lowering the O-mile ...
... with e;,rly possession, excellenl X GROCER S SHOP, with Od-liceuse, situate at Hucknall Torkard, near Nottingham.— Apply Thomas Hardy, Tfc Brewery, Kimberley, near Nottingham. Wanted. ~Y*7ANTED, OUI'.DOOR BEER LICENSE, in ▼ town or suburbs.—Address 26, ...
... already mentioned, Grant Allen, James Payn, William Black, Robert Buchanan, John Strange Winter, Jerome K. Jerome, and Thomas Hardy give equally grateful expression to their thanks for benefits and relief from trouble derived from Mr. Watt's conduct of ...
... Margaret wile Mr O. Webster, miner, aged 29 yeare. , . At Tudboe WA inst.. wjf« o 4 Thomas Hardy, cabinetmaker, aged years.— Same day, Mr Thoa. Jones, * inst, Thomas, infant son of Mr Tnos. Millbura, “ATTodhoe Colliery. 10th ink., IWm, widow of WSSS Richard ...
... already mentioned, Grant Allen, James Payn, William Black, Robert Buchanan, John Strange Winter, Jerome K. Jerome, and Thomas Hardy give equally grateful e pression to their thanks for benefits and relief from t ouble derived from Mr. Watt's conduct of ...
... Baker, guard, living at Frost Street, Tyne I Dock, corroborated. Herbert Hamlett, 10 years of age, and another boy named Thomas Hardy, sixike to having, on the 27th of April, found the purse (produced) containing the deposit note fur £174. It was beside ...
... comequently has an iatenseappreciatioa of the feminine Is nature: he sever touches a woman but we feel the thrill of sex. Thomas Hardy has the same faculty in this regard; but Mr Kipling here surpasses Brat Her* who seems sot to like woos:, or sot to respect ...
... the purse produced with the note inside, just opposite the football field, beside the palings. A boy named Thomas Hardy was with him. Thomas Hardy,*l7 Union Street, Tyne Dock, said he was with the last witness when he found the purse. John Scott, a labourer ...
... respective editors, Mr. Norman Mac Coll and Mr. James S. Cotton ; while some other literary luminaries present were Mr. Thomas Hardy. Mr. Lecky, the historian, Mr. Lewis Morris. Mr. G. A. Sala, Mrs. Carapbell-Praed, Mr, Percy Fitzgerald, Mr. Ashby- Sterry ...