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... Vaults, Albert-street, from Mary Endsor to Chas. Jackson; Hallam's Vaults, Queen-street, from William Henry Marsden to Thomas Hardy; Red Lion, Canal-street, from William Henry Shaw to Ada Hannah Hunt: Seven Stars, King-street, from W. Bates (deceased) ...
... the Bench, and said the application was for full license for 83, St. James's-road, the property, which belonged to Mr. Thomas Hardy, being in the occupation Mr. Charles Vincent Payne, and the application was not an ordinary one, inasmuch were granted ...
... taken as certain that the new League will never take any action unless the Anti-gambling League takes the initiative. Mr. Thomas Hardy is believed to have completed stage version of his Tess. What will be its fate, however, is yet undecided, for managers ...
... and again last night a great crowd collected to hear the lecture given. addition to the new three-volume novel which Mr. Thomas Hardy will publish immediately, has completed a very striking short story which those privileged to it describe me as strong ...
... Squire Wbitehurst and Thomas Isaac Hardy and Charles Walker, Henry Greatorex and William Fred Hamp. James Hardy Smith, Burnside House, Alvaston, farmer, the nominators and seconders being William Thomas Morley and Samuel Foster. Thomas Riley ...
... The evidence given during the investigation of charge of highway robbery might have been taken bodily from the j age of Thomas Hardy. The value of the prosecutor's evidence did not deeply impress Sir J. C. Lawrance, for the reason that before lie lost ...
... the least, premature, and that a license was not required for the neighbourhood. Mr. Stone next applied on behalf of Mr. Thomas Hardy, brewer, of Kimberlev, for a provisional license for premises about to be erected at the corner of St. Gilc's-street and ...
... Wyndham, who politely regretted that had been blown home from Brighton in hurricane before he returned there, and Mr. Thomas Hardy was interested in seeing his publisher, Mr. Mcllvaine, there, though I think he abstained from asking after the success ...
... months. Braid. -On June 26, 55, Shaftesbury-street, Thomas Braid, aged 23 years. Barker.—On June 23, 14, Freehold-street, Martha Barker, aeed 61 years. Cochran.—On July 3, his residence, street, Thomas Cochran, aged years. Interred Great Malvern Cemetery ...
... Joseph Thomas Harty (37), medical practitioner, Looe, who was drowned I whilst boating off Looe the 7th instant, was discovered floating near the supposed scene the fatality a.m. Wednesday two Polperro fishermen. The deceased, accompanied bv Thomas Bowden ...
... and it was bought in. Mr. Hardy was desirous of buying the property, and on the 14th July he made a:i overture by letter to the defendants. Upon tlis 19th Mr. Clark, defendants' manager, went over Nottingham to see Mr. Hardy, and after long conversation ...
... Henstock 197, Mr Torn William Bireh>'l96, Richard Pgske 193, Mr Thomas John Barnes 185, Mr Thomas John Potter 175, Mr John Burton, sen, 174. Unsuccessful: Messrs Joseph Bradley 165, Thomas Charles Brinsley 81, Frederick Burton 50, Charles Henry Elkes 78 ...