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... Hours. Last night John Thomas Hardy, a miner, residing at Cborley Road, wai admitted as an inpatient of the Saiford Royal Hospital, having been injured yesterday at the Newtown Colliery of the Clifton and Kersley Coal Company. Hardy was employed with a number ...
... at any rate, who were hard convince that the honour of knighthood was a reward for literary merit purely. The names of Thomas Hardy, W. S. Gilbert, George Meredith, Eider Haggard, would certainly occur to most minds before that of Mr. Besant. We have ...
... Julian Ralph, is enriched with some capital illustrations. Indeed the illustrations Harper constitute very notable feature. Thomas Hardy continues his novel, Hearts Insurgent, and W. D. Howells pleasantly discourses under the title Roundabout to Boston ...
... Mason . J. O. b Norton 12 N. C. Browning, run out W. Mills, and Atkinson F. Ward, c Siddall b Halbm, c and b Hardy ~ , . 10 Thomas, c Stanionb Hardy „ A. Thornber. notout , ~ 0 Taylor, c Leybourne Atkinson , 0 Extras . 19 Total 189 COUNTY CRICKET IN 1895 ...
... Edward S. Chesney (secretary)' and Mr. T. Q. Darley. The carriages of Mr. J. \y.' Maclure, M.P., and Mr. Thomas Ashton followed from Chorlton-cum-Hardy. The churches of St. Anne and St. Mary, Manchester, were represented by Mr. P Scott, Mr. G. W. Belshaw ...
... CAPTURE OF A THIEF. To-day at the County Police Court, before Mr. J. M. Yates, Q.C., and Messrs. J. Wainwright, C. H. Bayley, an Thomas Lings, a respectable-looking man named Charles Henry Bates, described as a broker, and giving an address King-street, Stockport ...
... together with several new plants. Noticeable also oa their stand are varieties of peas and tomatoes growing pots. Messrs. Thomas S. Ware, of Tottenham, London, and Messrs. W. Cutbush and Son, Highgate, London, have each delightful display of cut flowers ...
... homes and into the hands of the young, where otherwise a treatise or book with a purpose would be worse than useless. Mr. Thomas Hardy's Tess had carried revolt into hundreds of homeswhere otherwise it would never have been heard of. The one thing, said ...
... youngest son Thomas Ashton, aged 36 years The funeral will take place at the Manchester Crematoritirn oa Tuesday, 28th May, at twelve o'clock, leaving li SO. flowers, by request. MANN lON.-On the 20th inst.. 57. Road. Choriton-cum- Hardy. MA BY VALERIE ...
... was remanded upon r. charge of being concerned with others with a series of extensive forgeries upon London banks. Mr. J. K. Hardie, M.P., opened a bazaar at Bolton yesterday to raise funds to defray the expenses of Mr. F. Brocklehurst, the Independent Labour ...
... chain for the prisoner 19th, whilst Richard Evans stated that the prisoner pledged tin watch with him for ss. Police-constable Hardy apprehended the accused as he was leaving Strangeways Gaol, where he had been serving two months' imprisonment for being on ...
... Webster, Q.C., who appeared with Mr. Cozens Hardy, Q.C., and Mr. Cutler for the plaintiffs, said that this was clearly a case for interim injunction. The facts of the case were as follows :—There was firm called Thomas G. Hill 3nd Co., which for upwards of ...