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... Tully. orpeth, and was won by a local =iln, J. Hodgson , Beagle. The Duke Band. in uniform, under the leadership of Mr Thomas Hardy. eontributel an excellent selection of airs during the afternoon. Results:- 13) Yards Handicap Foetrami.—Heat 1— W Russel ...
... the seas ?-G. W. Cable. What two authors do not need a physician ? Edward Everett Hale and Thomas Hardy. What three authors are good subjects for • doctor?—Thomas Paine, Mark Akenside and Rider Haggard. What is it which you break if you even name it ?—Silence ...
... but beautifully illustrated. The St. James's Budget Christmas Number (Whitefriars, London) contains a complete story by Thomas Hardy entitled The Graie by the Hand-post, specially written for the St. James's Budget. There are also clever contributions ...
... plain writer, a fact which emphasizes his State funeral. Would we do as much (absit omen !) for Mr. Rudyard Kipling, Mr. Thomas Hardy, Mr. Meredith, or any of our eminent fictionists Although the police The Murder of have not captured up M. Brosette. to ...
... afterwards nicked up in the wood 1 it may possibly have bean the one she was reading, its title was The Well-Beloved,’’ by Thomas Hardy. After working fur some time. Mr Spencer proposed to his wife that they should visit the new pond, but to this she demurred ...
... No 12157 THEATRE Mr F W Sutcliffe 29th Only Mr Popular THE MONDAY 5th HARDIE and LEER'S George R and Arthur Theatre Box Office Hart) at the Theatre from 11 to 345 11 to 1 Prices usual the will rise 730 from 545 7 6d extra National 1565 YNE THEATRE NEWCASTLE ...
... No 12162 T THEATRE NEWCASTLE Managing Mr F W Fred C Sutcliffe LAST ADjUIA HILL Mr ROBERT the SEA HARDIE and LEER’S presenting VAGABONDS By George R Sims and Arthur Shirley From the s Office Hart) Theatre from-11 345 11 to 1 as usual i 7 will 730 Extra ...
... Letters to matches explana- Intelligence thetNe7wsreCeire spaj er J li Watson w J Hardy Hall -John G A Touch Holt S let Tea-Total : T J Tomlinson R Ripley T E ' A P E Mather G Ratepayer In the T W 1836 the of C Your letter signed with real name publication ...
... Road 2nd inst ved wife Charlton Interment at 230 please this intimation flowers request DOUGLAS the 3rd inst Thomas builder contractor Interment Amble Cemetery Saturday 330 pm house pm accept the only intimation FORSTER 8 Byker Hill 1st inst Ann Forster ...
... Stuart ; IV., Charles Stuart, Adam White ; 111., i'• , hert Hardie, Petet Swansea* ; 11., I din B. A. A.reces, Geo. H. Winter ; 1., John Adele, John Hoi lie. lajwstA—l., Richard Brews. Thomas Winton ; 11., John Inglis, George Fergunon. Oirl.—.'teeing—Ste ...