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... The Rev. Dr. F. Colby, Canons H. Kaveobill and H. C. Keichardt, Dr. G. A. George, Lieut.-General Henning* C. , Messrs. Thomas Hardy, N. J. Richardson, H. S. Williams, T. B. Baker, E. Cunnington, H. D. Sime, H. Bascombe, F. Jacob, H, Evans, Dean, H Ling ...
... famous marching song of the Federal Army, brought only. Another of Benjamin Franklin fetched 15s. Letters of Admiral Sir Thomas Hardy and Sir William Hamiton sold fcr £2 2s. each, and two by Lord Nelson for £8 ss. and respectively. Gas v. Electricity. Mr ...
... the same evening. The pilgrims return to London on March 3rd, in the evening, The annual Dorset hiring fair, of which Mr Thomas Hardy gives a vivid description in one of his novels, was held at Dorchester yesterdsy. There was no political demonstration ...
... Hatchett. Lyme Regis, the wife of Mr. G. Haim of • . HAEDY. -Feb. 11, at Spring llcad Cottage, Uplyme, the wife of Mr. Thomas Hardy, of • NW. HARIVIBVILO.-Feb. IS. at Lee's Buildings, Honiton, the of Mr. A. Harenlantg, of 1 son. Ualtate.-Feb. 17, at Mount ...
... paving, has been executed by Mr. H. W. Pryer, builder, Charmouth. Dorchester The annual Dorset h.rnig lair, of which Mr. Thomas Hardy gives a vivid description in one of his novels, was held at Dorchester on Tuesday. There was no political demonstration ...
... under the revised railway r&tss, of tbe previons overweight allowance of 21owt. to tbe ton. The chair was oocopied Mr. Thomas Hardy, and there waa a foil attendance from the varione stations which are oentrea the coal traffic thronghont the district. ...
... The Rev. Dr. F. Colby, Canon fl. Ravenhill, and H. C. Reichardt, Dr. G. A. George, Lieut.-General Henning, C.8., Messrs. Thomas Hardy, N. J. Richardson, H. S. Williams, T. B. Baker, E. Cunnington, H. D. Sime, H. Bascombe, F. Jacob, H. Evans, Dean, H. Ling ...
... Sims, A Reverend Gentleman, by J. M. Cobban. David Grieve, by the Author of Robert Blsmere. Tess of the D’Urbervilles, by Thomas Hardy, A Study in Scarlet, by A. Conan Doyle. In a Canadian Canoe, by Barry Fain. What’s Bred in the Bone, by Grant Allen, The ...
... received. On a recent occasion Mr. Raymond gave his readings in Dorchester, the poet's own town. Among the audience warn Mr. Thomas Hardy, who sent Mr. Raymond a cordial letter of appreciation. When it was proposed to build a monument to Barnes in Dorchester ...
... was well carried out Song, Miss Thomas ; song, Master Leonard Vickery ; address, Mr. Thomas; solo, Mr. Richards; duet, the Misses Richards and Hamblen; song, Mr. Luffman ; reading, Mr. Sweet ; instrumental duel, the Thomas and Luffman; solo, Mrs. Hodder; ...
... CALVIN HARDY BEGS to iatiarate that in oonsNuence of Alterations neosssitated by incwasing Ilusinsas he in DISNOSING of his STOCK at GREATLY REDUCED PZIOZS FOR CASE, in order to avoid the expeny.)ar.d itable by temporary removal. 59, gT. THOMAS STREET ...
... Sir Mark Stowart), and one Liberal Unionist (Sir Thomas Lea). The minority of 111, including tellers, consisted of l&T Conservatives, 6 Liberal Uniouists, and Liberals (Messrs. Atherley Jones, Keir Hardie, J. H. Stock and J. A. Mac Donald). ...