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... MB. THOMAS HARDY AND M&- HARWOOD, JLP. Spsakfag wanoi meeting held Oarwen Mr. Thomas Hardy, Stoks-ooTYent, referred the altitude of Mr. George Harwood. for Baltou. oo the temperance qumtion, sad mid that judged their actions some men might living the ...
... knocked him down, passing over his right foot and injuring his ribs. He was found lying unconscious in the four-foot, by Thomas Hardy. He was taken to the waiting room and Dr. Ferguson was called in, but Gorst died before he arrived. Ho LlNEKS,hemmed and ...
... novels in the order given:— “Diana of Crossways’ (George “The m‘ll on the floss (George Ehot). “Tess of the ‘Urbervilles (Thomas Hardy). “The story of an farm” (Olive Scheu i a short curls that since fer illness have abundant hair, wears i Mr. Pinero’s ok ...
... choir, Mr. George Hanson read the connec- presided over a well-attended of the service. in the evening Mr. James was Mr. Thomas Hardy, of the Kingdom Alliance. Rochdale Place, for a club house, and next week, it will be formaily opened asaresidence. At ...
... many that will read it. Messrs. Osgood, MTvaine, and Co. send two more their magnificent series of the Wess« Novels, Thomas Hardy. These are The Return of the Native and the Woodlanders (6s. each), and are both well worthy their predecessors The ...
... the offices (kvrdwe-'- . temijeranc meeting held Mission* place.—Tiro Cb':k read from »ho Local , Saturday evening. Mr. Thomas Hardy, Grvemroent Board In respect to th-ir proposal Btoke-on-Trcnt, referred to the attitude Mr. have scattered i ion tea for ...
... JeSorson ; “ The Changed Aspect of Feminine Cycling,” by Miss Lilias Campbell Davidson; The Log of the Hydra,’’ by W. Hardy Thomas; Autumn Morning in Lakeland,” and “ Our Detractors,” by Dr. J. A. Austin. It looks like excellent sixpenn’orth. The damage ...
... Seventh paper.—R. Mercer and J. H. Harrison. Eighth paper.—Thomas Bayley and J. E. Eltoft. Ninth paper.--A. D. Benson and Jane Onion. Tenth paper.—J. Angus and W. Jolly. Eleventh paper. —Thomas Charnley and H. Riley. Twelfth paper. -- J. B. Knowles and ...
... only the Proprietor, THOMAS BEBOHAM, ST, HELENS, LANCASHIRE. Sold by. :all.UnKgiet.;andKPatenl3Uedicine Denim avatywhet PHE WIGAN CUTLERY AND TOOL WAKE HOUSE. IT. MARKET PLACE. J m. hall. CUTLERY AND ELECTRO-PLATED GOODS. lot Hardy’a Patent mid OrilUng ...
... referred back to the committee for further consideration. . . DILATE OF A TOWN —The death took place on Tuesday night last of Mr. Thomas B. ttom. ley, the surveyor to the Bingley Outer District Council. Mr. Bottomley was apoonated in 1879, and was greatly r-spected ...
... —On Octoder th, 4 Kensington, by the Rey. Frat Tylston, eldest son of Edwa Mary Dank, Wilmslow, Cheshire, 1 4, Airlie | | Thomas Arthur Hope, 0 sington. 30th, a TOCKS—SADLER.—October Jobn Wesleyan Chapel, by the Rev- ie the bride, Walter Stocks, of Westwood ...
... Punshon, Brocktey buildings, 51, South John-street. CIDLIAN—Thomas Cockbain, Alexandra-buildings, 19 James-street. COLOMBIA %TATES OF)—Consul: Jose Ignacio Barberi, 33, Chapel-walks; Vice: Thomas Delahunt, CanngLehaiehers, 17, Canning-place. COSTA. RlCA—Consul ...