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... to novel readers a great many writers who have since i made themselves famous. He brought out the anony- first novel Mr. Thomas Hardy, Desperate Remedies, whioh is now high-priced rarity in booksellers' catalogues, and very curious book wirjal. He published ...
... evening, the Jovial Duohman inn waa pnt np by auction, 'ihe bidding commenced at £500, and quickly went up to £800. Mr. Thomas Hardy, brewer, Kimberley, waa tbe purchaser for £840, wbich waa considered to be a good price. Ih* second lot, two fields known ...
... Street Improvement: Messrs F. Ambler, Butterfield, Hardy Lamb, Robertshaw, and Kebinson.—Sanitary : Messrs Bartle, Butterfield, Gireenwood, Lamb, and Robinson. —Water : Messrs A. Ambler, Brigg, Hardy. and Smih.—Harden Drainage: Messrs A. Ambler, Brigg ...
... years. James Cordon, cab proprietor.—lnterment at Lawns \v Cemetery on Thursday. No cards. HARDY.—January 13, at 4, Old Footpath. Holbeck, aged 70, John Hardy.-Will interred Cemeteryrto-niorrowTwedneaday!, January 16, leaving the house 2.30. friends kindly ...
... Slater, Thomas Henry, fonnerly of Macclesfield. Mason, Charles, formerly of Manchester and Newcastle, New South Wales. 'Jones, Thomas Tyzatt, formerly of New Basford, and Manchester. Sykes, William Albert Weaver, formerly of Chorltoncura-Hardy, Manchester ...
... the fact that great deal drunken-j ness is traceable to men being compelled work under unhealthy conditions. Sir Reginald Hardy, of Duns tail K.-ili, - i ton-on-Tront, has offered the living Dan!.! '.. to the Rev. E. W. Kaston, M.A.. vicar of St. Luke's ...
... Highways Act in playing at football on the Ripon road.— Penalty 2s 6d each, and costs ss. The police summoned Thomas Sogden, currier, and Thomas Stephenson, of Great Ouseburn, for being drunk and disorderly. Mr A. W. Gating, for the defendants, took a technical ...
... THE GOVERNMENT PROGRAMME. CRITICISED BY MR. KEIR HARDIE, M.P. Mr. J. Keir Hardic, M.P., speaking last at Thomas' Square Chapel, Hackney, on Our jVNative Land, referred to tho programme for the . coming Session as laid down by Lord Rosebery. He said ...
... Elizabeth, wife of Thomas Wright, of the Priory, Cumberland Road, Headingley. Gonnon.—Jnnnl? 14th, at Shaw Lane, Headingley, aged 68 years, James Gozdon, cab progfiator. Huu.»r.~{-nuu'v 13th, at 4, 018 Footpath, Holbeck, aged 70, John Hardy. ‘ Donosox.—Jacuary ...
... -rnadoite s, (Usen, Damdc, pro;s: hillin^worth s, Hardy, Lon-lon ; Penedo 8, Ashton, Lon an ; Je.mie s, P^ssa, UkaJ ; (.3) Chickla>le s, Dai i.i son.. Lea»toa— ai! I. SAiLix.ia, January 2.— Killinitworth «, Hardy, London, c;J. K. Allport, -, Ilartle- 001, 1 ...
... Montezuma'. Wachter, Rider Haggard. A Tor 'dation, Dora A Dray By. or so, F. Moore, A Yellow A.ter, lots. • A BUM, OM, Lady D. Hardy. To the Wrong, lido. Lyall. The Humes, William Bleak. The Emigrant Snip, Clarks Russell. A Timor Blunder, Mr.. Lovet CIIMWOO ...
... Lee Is Prize Vocal Union, conductor A. H. Ashworth, Ist, £15 ; South Bank Glee Singers, conductor Mr. Thomas Evans, 2nd, £10 (6 entriea). Miss Mary Thomas sang Gwlady delyn (Land of the Harp), and was heartily applauded. Her second song was The Children's ...