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... in the afternoon the Duchess r of Devonshire, Lady Edward Cavendish, Lady Mona n3 Cavendish, Mrs. Creagh Thornhill and Miss Hardy t, (Stanton Hall), the Misses W~ard Fox (Bakewell), Mrs. t~ Wake, the Misses Wake (4), M~rs. Harrison (Edensor), f] Blrs. Martin ...
... SiMutlioMi ; 2 , J . DalitleiBh , lieith ; 3 , Thomas Smith , GlasiOTr . 'I ' nllol Oreen Hen—1 . James Tlioinson ; 2 . J , Kilchie . Beaten : 3 , John Priniile . Bult Clear Hca-i . Wtlter BeMridte . L « ith ; X Thomas Smith , SIainaniiaQ : 3 . John Kerr , EdioburKb ...
... the ladies who had provided so excellent a tea, and to the chairman. wee proposed by Mrs. id. Orley, and sesended by Mrs. Hardy, and earried..-. Mr. Lockwood proposed a vote of thanks to Taylor for the generous help he had giten them.— Mr. Ingram seconded ...
... mind has become with the idea, and works this •' i actor can only exercise an unhe influence. The uniform edition of Mr. Thomas Hardy’s - m Inch Osgood, Mollvaine, k Co. are I-uhlishinjr now includes Tiie T* uiujiet Major,” Gs. >t ...
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... been pleased to oonfer of baronetcy the Arnott Surgeon-General Sir Joseph FayrerKCSL William Thomas Lewis William Coddington Esq MP Colonel Charles Seely Thomas Boord Esq Knighthoods Her Maji the honour Colonel Robert Martin Esq FR0S Charles Hamond Esq ...
... whereas very largely that competition might be materially overcome would we but the Americans and Canadians have lone, elevate hardy fruit culture into scienoe. there is appreciable difficulty found in rowing fine frait here. far as apple* are oncemed, can ...
... William Morris, Mr. Herbert Burrows, Mr. Keir Hardie, and German, Russian, Italian, Polish, and Armenian representatives of their respective THE LOSS OF THE EDGAR'S LAUNCH. A private letter from Mr. C. E. Lloyd-Thomas, midshipman on board her Majesty's ship ...
... conscruetion.-'tiiein.;s Edens Osborne, 14, Lorub.rd Streat, Bolfast. 30221 HT01'SES.-Fo0 SALE, threc uscful lorses, in t hard-ied condition: in constant work.- Mai be seers 15, Snugville Street, City. 30995 vcT1 SALE, YOS1T TYi1PEWRITEIR; almost nowr; ...
... regarded as attack upon such works as Grant Allen's The Woman who I>id,' and Hardy's Jude the Obscure. There is a very interesting contribution, entitled Recollections of Thomas Carlvle, we believe from the pen of a lady who was a friend of the family ...
... Y. Hamilton, Glebe Buildings. - John Milne, High Station. ~ - P. Stewart, Pleasance. - Miss Melville. Vicar's Street. Thomas Paul, C.rahamston. s. Frew, (irahamaton. n - J. Paterson, Grahamston. James Bacon, 137 Grahainston. - John Scrimgeour ...
... Cullum Tippler mottled cock: 1 G W Ridgway 2 Salmon Timms E G A Rollason hen 1 Timms 3 J G D Wells E G Bowles variety— 1 J W Hardy 2 Morgan Moss 3 W B Mapplebeck Snook W H Lvthall W H Batcbow F Selling class price not FANCIERS' COVENTRY TREMENDOUS Finest ...