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... for a mont Thomas Hardy, urr Lane, Mke n, Was sunumoned for assaulting his wife, a rd order be © also asked for. £1 prison 4 days for the alt, t, also to p 21 costs as are tion order being granted, complainant to re el per week.—George Hardy, Cocmanhay ...
... cannonade the , other night from one of the Dardanelles forts, ' c&ising much alarm in the neighbourhood. j ' The wife of Thomas Hardy, the novelist, is a j woman of considerable ability, and has onia- . mented one of the rooms of their Dorchester , home ...
... to say they were • dull people; the dulness was rather 1 , on the Won side for allowing them to fight , , battles. Than Thomas Hardy had • hit at than, because by implication he made out that they I sal .righteous people. Ha made Odes , .Soroggins say ...
... 'Martin Conway, Mr. John Morley, Mr. John Ruskin, Mr. Hall Came, Mr. Rider Haggard, Mr. Henry Norman, Sir Edwin Arnold, Mr. Thomas Hardy, Mr. R. D. Blackmore, Mr. William Bfack, Mr. Alfred Austin, and, in fact, all the prominent authors will probably be affixed ...
... Miler I (16). Thomas Harmon and EUmoind Smith 13),1 were charged on remand with stealing three I newspapera from the person of William Richard I ' %wale, Whitelriargate on the 27th ult.. the! property of William Johnson. It that Hardie I is in the habit ...
... Hendingley, heeds, to EmUy. youngsst riauetrttv of the late Seth Wilkinson, of Nottiugham. HARDY—GIBSON.—December 14.1895, at Leeds. Edward Hardy, son of Mr. Hardy, of Bickering, to Cbu-a Gibson, the fifth daughter ot thelate William Gibson, of Pudsey. ...
... Hay, younger daughter of Colonel Charles Hunt, of Cosham Park, Hants. Hahoy*Gibson. *On the instant, Leeds, Edward Hardy, son of Mr Hardy, of Pickering, t Clara Gibson, fifth daughter of the late William Gibson, of Pudsey. MouKis*Cuosby.*On the 11th instant ...
... to-morrow. The following is a liet of the canlidates . —Thomas Ackrov:l, blacksmith; Samwl Ambler, worsted spinner; Ethelbhert Bines, porarnal e Adam l’hrin«- Ca'vert, wus e teacher: Joseph Hardy, stufi manufacturer: Robert Mitehell, joizer; David Moore ...
... Derbyshire, black. Phillips, trading as Phillips and Co., Swarisa, ironmonger. lonu Penrose, Charchstreet, Trediges, baker. David Thomas. Spenceruirest, Ebbw Vale, grocer. Beira. Bodmin, postmaster. Ls,sreuce Watson, lately trading as the Derbyshire D,iri,a at ...
... Phillips, trading as PhiUips and Co., C-.viuo.viia, Swansea, ironmonger. Jonn Penrose, Church -street, Tredigar, baker. David Thomas, Spencer-street, Ebbw Vale, grocer. Henry Hearn, Bodmin, postmaster. La.vrence Watson, lately trading as the Darby shire D'-iri ...
... J W Horn, Driffield ; J R Burrell, Marlborough; George W Stephenson, Hull; J M Winn, St. Albans; E Wheelhouse, Stoneferry; Hardy, Kingston; W Whitehead, Victoria; J W Chambers, Beverley Britannia; H Giblin. Hull Britannic; Sadler, Hull Neptune; J o'Neil ...
... the Town Hall, the other members present being Messrs J P. Petch, J P.; R. Sanderson, J. R. Tireman, C.C.; M. Robinson, W. Hardy, H. 1. Webster, A. Mackenz'e, the medical oflicer, deputy-clerk, clerk to Burial Committee and surveyor. Minutes of previcus ...