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... two Spanish ships of the line. Suddenly there was vy of A man overboard. ” A boat was lowered, under lbs command of young Thomas Hardy, known eight years later the flag Captain of the Victory, to whom Nelson gave bis farewell instructions as he lay dying ...
... the speech of the Rev. Mr. Greenhough. in which rejoiced in the fact that men are •‘turning away from the pessimism of Thomas Hardy and Hudyard Kipling, and prurient madness of * Trilby,’ and prophesied that “things like • The Sorrows of Satan would relegated ...
... HAISEHOBE BRICKLAYER TROUBLE. Daniel Thomas Hopton (35), married man with a large family, a bricklayer, of Maisemore, answered to his bail, charged with indecently assaulting Mary Barnfield, aged 15 years, on July 31st— Mr. Hardy (instructed by Mr. Langley-Smith) ...
... year, presided, and Mr. Thomas Kiibum, was vice-chairman. Mr. C. A. Upton, Wandsworth, moved, and Mr. A. H. Robbins, Wolverhampton, seconded, motion that the alteration of Rule 15 rescinded. The society's actuary, Mr. Ralph P. Hardy, attended, and gave ...
... sided, and Mr. ‘Thomas Steps (Kilburn) was vice- chairman.—Mr. C. A. Uptom (Wandsworth) mov ed, and Mr. H. H. Robbins (Wolverhampton) seconded, ion that the alteration of Rule 15 be rescinded. —The sciety's actakry (Mr. Ralph P. Hardy) at- tended, and ...
... Cattle, Horses, 000 Faggots, 60 dozen Hardies, at HARPTREE, at 1 19—Important Sale. of valuable Live Stock, Horses, Pigs, Hay, Grass, Im ments, aad Effects, at CASTLE F. DUNDRY, Walcroft, at 11 o’clock near Bristol Mr Thomas 23—Bale of 25 weill-bred Oows, 6 ...
... magistrates (Mr. William Cox and Dr. P. S. H. Colmer) sentenced defendant to three months' hard labour. A HARDY PIG. —About a fortnight ago, Mr. Hardy, of Longeroft Farm, near Yeovil, missed a sow. Every search was made for it, but without success until ...
... Shipley (vicechairman). Mrs Gotch, Mrs Trebilco. Mrs Hawkins, Miss Clifford, Miss Woollam, Miss Nightingale. Dr. Harrison, Col. Hardy, Messrs J. B. Tauuer, T. Williams. W. .1. Avery. J. Parker, Kossuth Kobinson. .1. Kennedy, Harold Brabham. H. Bishop, J. Bovclacc ...
... PETTY SESSIONS. TUZSDAY.—(Before Sir Thomas S. Barley, Bart., chairman, Colonel David Archer, Jobs Faulkner Earl, Gardner B. Basky, Esq., and FEW. Prior Wandestorde, EN.) OBATILCCTING A FOOTPATH, Charles Boulton,Thomas Westbury, Ernest Gould, James Tombs ...
... feels almost inclined to retract that remark. What will Mr. Courtney do or now” Pall back on the hundredth Psalm ? Mr Keir Hardie’s splendid isolation at East Bradford is at an end. Captain ths Hon. Roland Greville hes now officially been accepted as the ...
... Lang, Mr. S. L. Bensusan, Mr. Grant Allen, and Miss Annie Peck (the mountaineer). Among the illustrators are Sauber, Dudley Hardy, Cecil Alden, and R. Caton Woodville. »»*#»■» From the Leisure Hour office, 56, Paternoster-row, we have received the Girl's ...
... Being visiting night, a large number of friends attended from the Sunlight Lodge, Falmouth. Songs were gives by Bros. Hardy and Coward and Sister Prestos, whilst Sig. Dhue and Bro. Cusack gave a duet. Twe recitations, Hot Taters and The Fireman's ...