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... reformatories under the Inebriate Act of last session. A traveller, who formerly represented a large Birmingham firm, named Thomas Hardy, aged 28, , was committed for trial on Friday charged with stealing seven bicycles, and also with uttering forged receipts ...
... Remedies, by hand word for word, and has sometimes acted his amanuensis. Mrs. Hardy is distinctly a literary man's wife. It was her strong encouragement that first induced Thomas Hardy break away from architecture and enter the profession of literature. It ...
... and Exploration Company, Limited, under whose auspices the work will be conducted, has been subscribed in Germany. Mr. Thomas Hardy expects to finish the long novel which is to succeed Jude the Obscure early next year. It will be the result of three ...
... the complimentary dinner to the Lieutenant-Governor of the North-West Provinces, he mentioned overhearing his friend, Mr. Thomas Hardy, while disclaiming any faith in popular superstitions, say that he would be slow to disregard them, as the very fact of ...
... Mr T. MiuMAS'S EWING ACHINES EWIXG M THE NEW THOMAS LOCK AND CHAIN STITCH, I inaiuntly Convertible. Two Machine* for the Price of One. Cheapest in the World ! For home use they surpass all others, i Thomas's make -hints tor every description of Hewing ...
... College, Cheltenham), Albert Clifford (Gloucester P.T. Central), Thomas O. Taylor (Cheltenham Grammar School), and Evelyn Lloyd Tanner (Marling School, Stroud.) Second Division: Thomas H. Adams (Cheltenham College), Richard Felton (Douglas School, Cheltenham) ...
... (Ladies’ College Cheltenham), AlberlClifford (Gloucester P.T. Central), Thomas O. Taylor (Cheltenham Grammar School), and Evelyn Lloyd Tanner (Marling School, Stroud.) Second Division: Thomas H. Adams (Cheltenham College), Richard Felton (Douglas School, Cheltenham) ...
... Robert Arthur Cullerne. of Raneleigh Mansions, London, aged 35. Gale—Oct. 16, at St. GeorgeVplace. Cheltenham, Rebecca, wife Thomas Gale, late of Charlton Kings. Gifford— October 7, at Lucknow, Algernon Langton, youngest son of the late Hon. and Kev. J. ...
... Orders:— John W. Gray, trading as J. W. Gray and Co., High .street, Bristol, tailor ; John I). Thomas, Whitehinch, near Bristol. schoolmaster; Wm. J. Y. Hardy, High-street, Cheltenham, bookseller and stationer ; John H. Portlock, Commercial-road, Hereford ...
... : Is he the sole petitioner? Mr. Hardy in the affirmative, and read the terms of the petiiioii as set forth above. The Chancellor said he did not see the necessity to into the petition at the present stage. Mr. Hardy pointed out that the only other parties ...
... man & just without the stately Perpendicular church © Peter’s in Dorchester, that quiet, dignified t own readers of Mr. Thomas Hardy’s novels have know so well under the name of “* Casterbridg® A sale of exceptional interest from a literary 0% of view ...
... programme, Mr. Hardie, to all intents and purposes, will be superseded. It does not seem likely at the moment that any definite proposal will be submitted to turn him out of the leadership. He will simply be ignored. As the opponents of Mr. Hardie and of his ...