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... to add. The volume consists of seven stories, one of which, The Spectre of the Real, written in conjunction with Mr Thomas Hardy, made rather a mark when it came out. It is difficult to say which is the best of the other sis, Bad and Worthless, The ...
... Jr. In. In the a-Mr. J. Travis (North Leverton.) soda company of signallers. occupation of Mr. W. Marshall was s-Mr. J. B. Thomas (Scaftworth.) The camp daily routine has been arranged withdrawn at ELMO. Lot 2, a mesauage with a-Mr. E. E. Harccurt-Vernon ...
... Frank Thomas, Cambridge-road ; Mr. G. Hayward, 34, Dr. Campbell, Wel'r^ton-square; Mr. W. Morris, Queens-rocti Mr. W. A. Skinner, «t>, West-bill ; Mr. 1\ Gardner, York-Buildings ; Mr. W. Meads, West-hill; Mr. H. C. Kdwards, Quecns-ro Miss Thomas, Rob ...
... BIRTHS. At 13 Battlefield Gardens, Eangaide, Glasgow, the 30th ult., the wife of Thomas D. Hardie, of a daughter. At 12 Melville Street, Pollokshields, Glasgow, 31st July, the wifo of Charles Eeid, of a son. At Finlarig Farm, Ki'ltn. on the 26th ult. ...
... Nordenhaum from Taganrog, let J. MERRYWEATHER AND CO.'S STEAMERS. Aekworth, Kennedy, left Nordenharan for the Tyne, 31nt oft h. HARDY AND CO.'S STEAMERS. Highlands, Venus, left West Hartlepool for Flensburg, 31st oh Pentland.% Smith. arrived at Bilbao, 31st ...
... Park Bridge: Mrs. Ball. 17, Lime Street, Higbtown. Manchester; Enas Bradley. Bolton: Mrs. Lowe, Adlington: Thomas F. Dodd. Manchester; John Hardy, 55, Darby Street. Bolton; Sarah Ellen Orisley. 11. Cotton Street. Ancoate. Manchester. Medical aid was speedily ...
... THOMAS HARDY'S BIRTHPLACE From a photograph by S. Tree, Colchester TWO FAMOUS DWELLINGS. PERHAPS no man ever had a more seemly and fitting birthplace than Thomas Hardy. Situate at Higher Bockhampton, near Dorchester, in the heart of that country to which ...
... weed He ould not «+ that there was any hard. power 1 the arbitrators and the te award cost. ayainst the erty ta am Mr, A) Thomas (Carmarthen), trusted that the word the ai ndment, Ip wos un that met who only to om in. 4 urious ne law should te Jiable ...
... Miss HELEN BERESFORD Mr CHARLES THORBURN Miss JANET DELMAR Mr M.ARLANODALE UR Miss ENID DANE Mr FA MORRISON Miss FLORENCE HARDY Mr WILSNK PMBERTION Miss FRANCES NEVILLE Mr A.HILSOUPEBRETON Midls JULIA LOSERS Mr A..LECOUPRRAY Miss SACCHA JOHNSON Mr ALEC ...
... Road , on 31 st ult ., the r . 'ife of JOHN HOLLAND tfaEAREp .. of a son . HARDIE . âAt 13 Battlefield Gardens , Langside , Glasgow , on the 30 th ult ., the wife of THOMAS D , HAHDIE , oi ' a dausht&r . ItBID . âAt 12 Melville Street , Pollokshields ...
... the examination the keep Colonel Hardy most kindly entertained the visitors, tea having been prepared on the lawn. Subsequently Lord Dillon, the President, expressed tbs hearty thanks of the members to Colonel Hardy for bis most baadsoma reception, and ...
... s were :—Misces Ritchie, Hardy, M‘Dairmid, Comrie, Sim, by Me Douglas, &e. which was opened the afternoon. Malcolm Patton, went on briskly Previous to the bazaar, the well, under new conditions, was formally Rey. Thomas Hardy, the Parish Church minister ...