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... York), Francois Accum (the chemist), Bessicres (one of Napoleon's best officers), Cuvier (the naturalist), Admiral Sir Thomas Hardy. Alexander Humboldt, Count Lavalette (the diplomatist), Judge Lowell (the founder of the Boston Athenaeum), Mehemet Ali ...
... Honour told defendant that that was answer to the damage done to the machine. Judgment for the amount claimed, 5s a month. Thomas Hardy, of Hinton, grocer, v. Sam Coussins, of Hinton, labourer.—Claim 12s sd, for grocery. Defendant's wife appeared and ;ulmitted ...
... unabated. ng those who now have ns are Lady ae Cres, Lady Carnarvon, the uchess of Suther- (Mrs. Bailie of See —|— Mr. Thomas Hardy, the novelist, is interested in all that concerned Shelley and Byron, and he has gone to Geneva largely with the idea of ...
... Queen is to reside at Balmoral until the second week November. 1 is interesting to see that Mr. Rudyard Kipling and Mr. Thomas Hardy are rambling about Dorsetshire together. 1 Sir John and Lady are entertaining a small shooting party at Glenfernate Lodge ...
... for a few days at Great Malvern, where they proceeded leaving Nottingham. Mr. Kipling, who has been cycKng in with Mr. Thomas Hardy, is negotiating for the purchase of house and grounds Rodwell, near Dorchester. 1 One of the King visit Morocco is has ...
... but of late years has lived a good deal in retirement, owinc to faiiine , health. The announcement of the death of Mr. Thomas Bush Hardy will come as shock and surprise to his many friends. was only 56 years of age, and was in his usual health until quite ...
... Workhouse contains 356 inmates. Skating continues to take place on the Shobrooke ponds. The torpedo-boat deairoyers Hasty and Hardy have arrived at Dartmouth from Portsmouth. Mr. E. A. is getting the better of the severe attack of itis from which he has been ...
... let. SHOP to LET, 8, Alphingtoo-streefc, St. Thomas.—Apply, J. Eastcrbrook, laland, Ereier. mO LET, 5, Queen'a-terraoe, Mount Radfon), J- 2 SITTING-ROOMS, 6 £20.—Apply above. LET, FURNISHED APARTMENTS, weekly, or longer if dwircd, with game shooting.—Bow ...
... 6s 6d for being drunk on the Sth inst. Thomas and George Williams were sum- moned for furiously ridimg bicycles in Bank-street on the 8th inst, and Thomas also for not having @ light. George was fined 10s and Thomas £1. John Bennett Stidworthy was charged ...
... Law Society dined together at the New London Hotel. The dinner was excellent, and the evening a very Pleasant one. Mr. G, Hardy Harris pres ded, and there were also present the Sheriff of Devon (Mr. Bryce), the Sheriff of Exeter (Mr. the Hon. H L Courtenay ...
... Mrs. Blakiston the wife ef the In tho evening there was dancing to ‘xe mus‘c of asi band organised by Mr. England, of St. Thomas, while races, swings, other ainuse- ments were enjoyed by the who were also the recipients of money presents and GITTISHAM ...
... CO. CO., GAS ENGINEERS, Contractors to the Government, LONDON & EXETER OFFICES HAVEN ROAD, 8T. THOMAS EXETER. Engineering Works and Brass Founderies ST. THOMAS, EXETER. Meter Factories and Works JAMES STREET, EXETER, and 248, KINGSLAND ROAD, LONDON Telegraphic ...