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... 'oaled prior the year 189?.,. the property a tenant farmer- 1 Thomas J j S and 3, Thomas Best ca! ♦or tft '.cultural purposes, the property tenant farmer wholly dependent on .'arming: 1, Thomas Hardy; 2. Samoa] Baskev'llc. Crewe; 3, John Beckett, field.v.. ...
... held in Devonshire Square about seven o'clock and, was largely attended. The speakers included the Rev. J. Stafford, Mr. Thomas Hardy of Stoke-on-Trent, and others. A procession was afterwards formed and headed by the Weston Temperance Band, the processionists ...
... held in Devonshire Square about seven o'clock and, was largely attended. The speakers included the Rev. J. Safford, Mr. Thomas Hardy of Stoke-on-Trent, and others. A procession was afterwards formed and headed by the Weston Temperance Band, the processionists ...
... form.) It is commonplace to say that a new novel by Mr. Thomas Hardy is a literary event of the first order. Since the days of the ' Trumpet Major ' and of * Under the Greenwood Tree,' Mr. Hardy—not then quite the popular author that later works have ...
... will address the meeting including the Rev. Canon Hicks, M.A., of Manchester ; Rev. J. C. Watk in, of Liverpool; and Mr. Thomas Hardy of Stoke-on- Trent. SHIPPING AT RuNcoux. Work is still brisk at the Runcorn docks although the arrivals of vessels have ...
... held in Devonshire Square about seven o'clock anci, was largely attended. The speakers included the Rev. J. Stafford, Mr. Thomas Hardy of Stoke-on-Trent, and others. A procession was afterwards formed and headed by the Weston Temperance Band, the processionists ...
... partaken of the charity, rutblesaly murdered. Oh. wad some power the giltie gee us taus outsets as 'there lee US. Mrs. Thomas Hardy publishes an emphatic pro. test against the widespread practice of killing larks for purports of food. It is a little ...
... Artist's Model, Gentleman Joe, and other similar pieces. It was announced some time ago in The Daily News that Mr. Thomas Hardy had under his consideration a proposal to dramatise 'Tess. He has finally decided to undertake the work and has indeed ...
... MANCHESTER. The issue for this week, published on Friday, con ns: Our Novelette THE OF THE FOUR CORNERS, URGIN. ro OF THOMAS HARDY, “INTO TH P. O’Connor, M.P, DISTRESS, AN INQUIRY y Our MOBE ABOUT GRIEVANCES, ARCTIC WEATHER: SERIOUS LOSS OF LIFE. ORIGINAL ...
... (comic). Mr. Tom Cross occupied tut. Oil* If. CORDIS ROOM. -In consequence of wretched weather on fairly seconded. Mr. Thomas Hardy, Maocorster, gave two powerful addresses the afternoon sod evening. Kwvpt.— Thla was the appr»ciaMve leulure delivered ...
... READI'Qt E X L V M The issue for this week, published on Friday, THE MARCHIONESS OF THE' FOUR CORNERS, CHARACTER STUDY THOMAS HARDY. T. P. O'Connor. M.P. AN INQUIRY INTO THE DISTRESS, Our Special Commissioner. Illustrated. MORE ABOUT THE TELEGRAPHISTS' ...
... total 29, Band Hope 150. Fuweral club 50, amounnt deposited £157 IMs. Minister. Rev. Charles Kushby. Saperiniendents, Thomas Hardy. Fred Cattle. Socrotary, James Broadhurst. band, 3rd V.B. Manchester Regimeat Brass Band. Friday—Procession through tbe ...