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... in the Guild- hall on Tuesday.—Mr. F. Stone said that in August of Last year a ix-avasaonal licence was granted to Air. Thomas Hardy, of Kimberley, in respect of premises he was about to erect at the corner of Middleton-etreet and St. Giless- road, New ...
... unconecioua oerebratiop will determine the movement of the key- This practice is not con- fined to the Midlands ; Mr. Thomas Hardy describes j it as being employed much in the Rutland method J in Dorset f Far from the Madding Crowd ), though, probably ...
... was represented by Mr. and Mrs. Asquith, while the Irish party had sent Mr. T. P. O'Connor. Among the literary men Mr. Thomas Hardy was perhaps the best known ; he was accompanied by hie wife. Mr. Anthony Hope wandered through the gaily dressed, fashionable ...
... cadets who have not yet contracted the disease. The well-known Dorset landmark known aT Hardy Monument, called after Nelson ' 3 com- panion, Admiral Sir Thomas Hardy, is in the market, and will be shortly put un for sale by auction. The same fate also ...
... ship has, however, other his- torical associations • besides those connected with Nelson. She has been commanded by Sir Thomas Hardy (Captain* of the Victory at Trafalgar) and Sir Edward- Berry (Captain of the Vanguard at the Nile). . She baa flown the ...
... Bennett, farmer ;. Thomas Bowmer, farmer* Thomas Ironmonger, farmer.; Zaebariah Meads' ' blacksmith ; Thomas Saxton, foreman j Israel Smith' ?? ; cierk ; Stephen Smith, fish merchant ; John Staples' I grocer ; Chris- Turner, dork ; Thomas Turner, shoe- j ...
... James's street, Nottingham; or to Mr. J. E. ALCOCS, Solicitor, Mansfield. BY MR. THOMAS HARDY. — AWSWORTH. NOTTINGfHAMSHIRR ~ TO be SOLD by AUCTION, by Mr. THOMAS HARDY, at the British Schoolroom, Kimberley, on Monday, September 21st, 1896, at Six for ...
... was employed on Tueaday I morning. Harry Flowers, 48, Mary-street, Duken- -1 field, gave evidence ot identification. — Thomas Hardy, Peveril-atreet, Radford, labourer, said that he bad worked with dice decaisea under tbe Nottingham Corporation making ...
... There is a capital approach to the back of the house, anc •^ to the cottages and stabling. Tie property is leased to Mr. Thomas Hardy. of Kimbertey ■ » term of years expiring 24th June, 1896, at a netl -^i rental of £160. ?? LOT n. *- ! that importent ...
... Auctioneers, Mansfield ; or Messrs. WELLS and HIND, Solicitors. 1659 Nottingham. BY MR. THOMAS HARPy! AWSWORTH, NOTTINGHAMSHIRE. TO be SOLD by AUCTION, by Bfr, THOMAS HARDY, at the British Schoolroom, Kimberley, on Monday, September 21st. 1396; at Six tor ...
... he desired to die. A MISSING ARCHDEACON. '■Che mysterious disappearance of the Archdeacon of IVmerara, the Venerable Henry Thomas Caetefl, who has beea missing for a week, is causing consider- able anxiety, which lias been inteusified by the find- ing ...
... Barton Joyce. Mia 'tfl, Wakefield, of a aon. ?? MARRIAGES. .pfjfT-HARDY.-On the 16th wt, at St Nicholas', V-eßer. 3. H. France, M. A., David Walter Denny to widow of the late John Hardy. BgTEEE' X-MOOEE—FISHEE—Od the 10th inst., at gi. Mary's, Orston ...