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... prison net which Ana drawn the money. Mr. Thomas Hardy had butter give as snore novel. like For from the . Madding Crowd, The Return of the and Tem of the D'Urbtimilles, cad leave playwrithig alone. Mr. Hardy taco near Dorchester, and he kindly invented ...

... 1 2, Thos. Hardy. bucklow Hill ; 3, N. Paumer ton, Bangt.. Brood far draught pare, under 16 foal at foot den. 1865: 1, Thom Hardy. Buck'. Hill I 2, Lim.. Waal.. foal, for draught purposes 1, Thomas Hardy: 2, Jn Brown..,Aa.: ;3, Thomm Hardy. ...

... pablimbere brace ; one by Thomas Weatarilt, beekkmpw. Wiadlahaw Road, for an of b.•r me by Wilfrid Hardy, Cantos. borrow for • wine licence. 'lite first two application@ withdraws, bet Mr. J. 0. Swift &armadas behalf of Hardy, who had applied on two preview ...

... anonymous writer, is a small publication of sensuous verse too ephemeral to call for notice. In the new edition of Mr. Thomas Hardy's novels, uniform with that of the novels of Mr. Black, issued by Moser.. Sampson Low and Co, appears Tnt RETURN OF THE ...

... Ity this time the audience had diminished by Aga • third of its original number, but there were more speakers to follow. Mr. Thomas (treenail, the organising secretary. whilst admitting that there was little need for further talking, %pent a short time in ...

... going to the Nations] Liberal Chit), found a large of soap and meats had been ordered in his same from a West fins. Mr. Reit. Hardie bee had an experience of the some o man waiting epee the other to take his measure for a Conn dram &bore all thing, Mr. Henry ...

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... found • mare's neat. The only foandetion that otitis for his alarm is in the fact that Mr. Antold•Fostet, Mr. T. W. and tiir Thomas Lim are so Miff Pre' pared to subscribe to the doctrine dot Ukase should not be treated separately. They hire been by the ...

... public estimation when people read that he has not hesitated to denounce the conduct of Members of Parliament, like Mr. Kew Hardie mot others, in going amongst the Yorkshire miner% and making to them highly Inflammatory speeches. because the military were ...

... South Shore nett Saturday. On the strength of her running second to Praecox at Sandown, Cheyne visa made favourite Mae Fainter Hardie at Plimpton Saturday, but ohe was fasten a long way from home, the winner turning up in Oempany, a ten to .me chance, who ...