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... Xilltor’a preface, each names Georgs Meredith, Kudvard Kipling, Walter Braanc, Grant A 1 on. Q ul or Couch, ‘‘Oui-'a,” Thomas Hardy, Mrs W. A Clifford, Rider Haggard, mention only * few. ample guarsnt-e that reapoosibls for the production of the now familiar ...
... the iiitellectnal standing of labourers are less satisfactory, and eeen self contradictory. ptefer to tike the opinion Mr Thomas Hardy, who knows and lores the country workers, in confirmation of our own oheerration. when i-e -ay* that amongst them are many ...
... , I. Thomas ;2nd, henry Stone. 3rd, George Hearn. beans, two entri4-2nd, L Thomas; 3rd, 8. Newberry. Dwarf bealls- 111 . 0. 01 2 8 Comick ; 2nd, T. Russell; 3rd, L. Hurst; he, George Broad beans -Ist, T. Rowell; 2nd. .1. Hoddinott ; 3rd, Thomas, Peas-lst ...
... following Agents : STROUD Mr Wm. H. WITHEY Mr J. W. HAMLIN Sala*, Mr Thomas Adams Dowd* Mr Thomas F. Vizard Minakiahampton Mr Wm. Bruton Pairmillsk.. Mr W. H. Spring Tabs . Mr Thomas Hill Walks ead0wide5.—..—1ir Charles G. Watts MONEY TO LEND ...
... LAMBETH PALACE. Late in 1648 lAambeth Palace was put up for sale,' and was purchased for the sum of £7073 Os. Bd. by Thomas Scot and Matthew Hardy, the former of whom was Cromwell's Secretary of State, and one of the judges who had presided at the trial of Charles ...
... IiAMMIT'S J. W. M. Ivey, b Hardy 0 J. Looks. o Cork, b Hardy l9 A. Teague, b Hughes A. F. Basset, c Conroy, b Hardy 2 Tyringlaani, c Hughes, b Hardy Best, b Barnes M. M. Trevartben, b Hardy 24 C. E. Martineau, b Barnes W. J. Letcber, b ...
... Misses Rowland, Mrs and M ss Noel, Mr Coombes and family, Major and Mrs Conder and lamiiy, the Misses Garrod, Mrs and Miss Hardy. MILL STREET. Y.M.C.A. Hall, Reading-roomn Merryfield, Br.dgefield House, SID PLACE 1, Mrand Mrs S | Pue 2, Mrand Mrs F. J ...
... Wation ..27 b Hardy 14 A D Morley _ 0 and b Wataon 1 B Morley b Thomas O Speni b Hardy H Bobertson o Spent b Wation 63 not out .. ..23 N Price K ...
... family Tue GLEN BOARDING HOUSE, Miss Gleig, the Misses Rowland, Mr Ambler Russe ], Mr Sydney, Miss Bancroft, Miss Clark, Miss Hardy, Mr and Mrs Paddison and tamily, Mr Gosnell, Mr Geoffrey, Colonel Rowland, Miss Warry. MILL STREET. Y.M.C.A. Hall, Reading-room ...
... NAVY IN RELIABLE DYES AND FAVOURITE TBXIUREB BAILEY. DUTCH BULBS. DIRECT FROM THB GROWERS. ROOZKnTaND SON'S PACKAGE OF CHOICE HARDY *o „. „ FLOWER ROOTS, Gardening, contains 1,015 weli-seleoted Sound 60 i, BULBS, viz :— at ' . °t «••■. Persian Ranunculus ...
... teacher Mr. Thomas Vann, newspaper reporter. Mr. T. de 1.. Hardy, solicitor, has been appointed secretary, and will be pleased to furnish any information that may be desired. PAIRFORD PETTY SESSIONS. MONDAY.—(Before Colonel David Archer.) John Thomas Fisher ...
... Mr. Thomas Hobbs ; 2nd, Messrs, Heath and Son ; 8rd, Mr. George Humphries. Ditto, 12 blooms, Amateurs only.—1st prize, Mr. Thomas Hobbs ; 2nd, Mr. Thomas Hastings. German Asters, 24 blooms.—1st prize, Messrs. John Price and Son ; 2nd, Mr. Thomas Evry ...