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... Archbishop of Canterbury, has just been declared at £46,396 5s 3.1, and the net or actual value at £35,257 19s 91. Mr. Thomas Hardy hal almost finished the revision of hid novel, Tire Pursuit of the Well. loved. This will be one of the spring books ...
... number of The Illuatrated London News contains a story of Weymouth at the beginning of the present century, written by Mr. Thomas Hardy. 'rho narrative is largely traditional, a feature being the presence of King George the Third and illb COM' t. The claims ...
... heautifuil type Of English beauty Oil tlae covers. In addition to P Ietrirt-s in black land white, there arc toisby Ilr Thomas Hardy, Mr P. Marion Craw- forde, aind Mr Grant Allen. PEAPiSrO'S WI'EItCLY. T1hiis Cllristnmhs number lins a beautiful coloured ...
... THOMAS FOX, 6j, Chapel Street, Penzance. And the NURSERIES, Stable Hobba Gabdens, Bury Bridge, R.b.o tew minntefc’ walk from Newiyn Bridge), a open to book orders for the delivery of Arnnu, Choice Fern. Apparagoa trail®, etc. for Chrietmas decoration ...
... 2d. per lb. 3d „ THOMAS FOX, 6g Chapel Street, Penzance. And atthr NURSERIES, Stable Gardens, Barjee Bridge, R.S.O. niinuttfc’ wu«k from Newijn Bridge), detirte 10 inform the vieitore sod reeidenta of Penzance and neigbbonrhcod, that has by far the Jargeet ...
... THOMAS FOX, 65. CHAPEL STREET, PENZANCE, AND AT THE NURSERIES, STABLE HOBBA, BURYAS BRIDGE, R. 5.0., (A few minutes' walk from Bridge,) 15 open BOOK ORDERS for the delivery of Arums, Choice Fern, Narcissi, Asparagus trails, &c.. For Xmas Decoration. Boxes ...
... Robert Skiers (Hornshayne), Clay (Honiton). E. Pratt Tntshaves), Thomas and Walter Pearcy sKfwiSn (Exeter), Sanders (2) (A A. Elliott, combe), o tterv) F. Hardy (Gittisham), Baiter Thomas (Fluxion), (Exeter), J- * ,, rs T bearers were Messrs Edward Drew ...
... LANGFORD SAINSBURY & MISS E. H. THURSBY. The wedding was celebrated on Wednesday, at St. Mary's, Burghfield, Reading, of the Rev. Thomas Hugh Langford-Samsbury, M.A., rector of Beckington, near Frome, son of late Rev. and Mrs Sainsburv Langford-Sainsbu.y, and ...
... Hluntcr, John, Park street, Darlington, plumber. icvywcod, James G., of Kingston road, Didsbury, Lanca- shire, ironfounder. Hardy, Henry, trading as Henv Hlardy and Co.. Hinckley road, and Wellington stractre 1cester, hosier. Jackson, Frederick J., Kilcote ...
... Bobinßon, H. W. Marsh. W. Perry, I. Thomas, F. G. Davis, H. Bishop, A. J. Shorter, C. Bryant, T. Watkins, J. Lovelace, J. Bonnett, G. Thompson, G. Davis, J. Kennedy. J. Poole, J. J. EUis, G. lies, Roy. E. Evans. Colonel Hardy. Miss Woollom. Miss Winkworth, ...
... Miss Nightingale, Col. Hardy, the Bar. E. Evans, Dr. Harrison, Messrs .1. Kennedy, J.J. Ellis, G. lies, J. Poole, H. Brabham, n. I'.ishop. ,T. Lovelace, F. G. Davis. T. Watkins, G. Bryant, Stone, G. 11. Mayo, A..T. Shorter, I. Thomas. .1. linmiett, W. .lonrs ...
... of 85. The Hon. Mrs. Freeman Thomas, daughter of Lord Beasley, when at Kalgoorlie, Australia, went down the Crcesus Proprietary Mine with her husband. She had to traverse 175 ft. of vertical ladders ; this feat Mr.. Thomas accomplished without pausing ...