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... greater number arc works of fiction. Amongst the authors are the following : Marie (Jorelli, Fennimore Cooper, Mrs Oliphant, Thomas Hardy, J. Strange Winter, F. H. Smedley, R. Crockett, M. Manrtens. A-c. The additions will most acceptable borrowers, who for ...
... Workhouse who were indispoeed and unable to partake of the ordinary diet prevented their report, which stated that the case of Thomas Hardy, on which the complaint had been based, lied received a thorough investigation. Dr. Merryweather (Me- attended at the request ...
... to Elizabeth both of Norton. The oas choral. DEATHS. RI.RDY —On toe 2911, at 27, The Elosirton, AMI, daughter Of Thomas and Elizabeth hardy. aged 46 Mare.- On the 30th Wt.. at the residence of her John Potter, 3, lianloc.street.tockton. Jane, of the late ...
... being close up. I First Juniors (Distance 150 vards), Two prizes.—l, Wm. Burdon ; 2, Thomas Hardy. Won easily. Third Class. (Distance 200 Yards).—R. R. Burdon, 1; Thomas Tinmouth, 2. A splendid race all the distance, Buodon snatching victory the last stroke ...
... Tnfant daughter Mr T. Booby, miner. Sborburn Hill, 98th ult., Mr Robert Curry,, miner, aged tSyears. At Cassop, 28th ult. Mr Thomas Hardy, miner, aged 30 years. At Uttletown Farm, 27th nit. Mary Ellon, Infant daughter of Mr Joseph Close, hind. At Kimblesworth ...
... crabs, 4s 9d to 5s 3d do. Strange Conduct of a Workhouse Inmate —To-day, North Shields, before Mr Walton and Mr Foot, Thomas Hardy, an inmate of the workhouse, was charged with assaulting the attendant Miller, and further with damaging square of glass ...
... and circumstances of the Belfast riots. In 188.) he was one of the judges on the Royal Commission in the Parnell Inquiry. Thomas Hardy, novelist, was born in June. 1840, in Dorsetshire, and commenced his career as an architect. For an essay dealing with ...
... takes his splendid Newfoundand for a brisk walk, no matter what the weathEr is, before breakfast. Mr Hall Caine. like Mr Thomas Hardy, was originally an architect, and his first literary offortg were made in the columns of tho Builder. One of these articles ...
... and takes his splendid Newfour.dand acts for a walk, no matter what the weathtr is, before breakfast. Mr Caine. like Mr Thomas Hardy, was origirally an architect. and his first literary were malls , in the columns of the Bolder. One of three artiele ...
... Taylor (t» the chairJ, Major Burdon, and George Ryman.Jutu, Esq, A Labour Dispute.—John William Gibbon and Thomas Hardy, young men. were seed by Thomas Wynn, farmer, for having left their employment, contrary the agreement by which they were hired. —Plaintiff ...
... Toft Hill, 10s fid; Robert Simn.ona, New Sbikfon, 7s fid; John Sheffield. Shildon, 7*6d ; Peter Golan, Witton Park, 7s ; Thomas Hardy. Crook, 7s Wm. Pal ton. Crook. 7a 6i; Richd. Jones, ohiidun, 8s fid; Jaa.Watson, Bishop Sunk lend. 7s 6d. Bbjkach or Pkaol—John ...
... the Board of Trade Conference on the 9th inst. should ascertain the best steps to be taken to meet the complaint. _ Mr Thomas Hardy, novalisl, was 56 on Tubsday. It is to an exhibition of all Lord Kelvin's hlrmitions on .Junt% 15. at Ulasirow. Mr 11. ...