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... Colfox, Colonel Bullen, Mr. A. Pope, Major-General Tenuaut, Lieutenant-Colonel Mansel, Mr. B. Coleman, Mr. J. M. Burt, Mr. Thomas Hardy, W. H. Bond, and Mr. H. R. Dugmoie. The Chakge.—The County Conqbatulated.— In charging the Grand Jury the learned Judge ...
... Coltox, Colonel Bonen, Mr. A. Pope, Major-General Tennant, Lieutenant-Colonel Manuel, Mr. R. Coleman, Mr. J. H. Burt, Mr. Thomas Hardy, Mr. W. H. Bond, and Mr. It. Dugmore. —THE COUNTY CONORATULATID. In charging the Grand Jury the learned Judge &aid the ...
... 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 ...
... 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 ...
... than a year's royalties on his books. It was owing to a happy coincidence connected with the name of his second hook that Thomas Hardy obtained almost his earliest encouragement. Under the Greenwood-Tree was lying neglected on a second-band bookstall when ...
... Mr. Alfred Pope, Major-General T. B. E. Tennant, Lieut.-Colonel J. D. Maned. Mr. R. Col man, Mr. J. Mowletn Burt, Mr. Thomas Hardy, Mr. W. H. Bond, and Mr. H. R Dogmore. Tbe Judoi, in charging the grand jury, said was glad to see, and they would be glad ...
... 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 ...
... ADDRE6SB6. HARDY OOTSWOLD ROSES. 12 Rows (delivered free) for 8 w. pap: DWELT' ROSE; 12 ALL MITI/ be* old-ffrreat r of 8 .t PRET: Fruit Trees. Ornamental Tr.a. SHRUBS. JOHN 3 KIES & SON, Roy! L CIRENCESTER. HOU BEHOLD PURNITI7I THOMAS MANN, LID PAICY ...
... Tiverron-roiid. FISHER- TUCKER.—Oct. 29, Bradninch. Mr. G. Fisher to Miss N. M. Tucker, both of Bradninch. HARDY—MORTIMORE.—Oct. 29, Bradrinoh, Mr. W. Hardy, Ide, Miss Florence of Bradnanoli. TRICK—CLEMENS.—Oct. 26, at St. Gi'ss. Walter Trick to Hannah H. Clemens ...
... Edmund Kiuc. Clifton DOWD. Bristol, gentleman. I J all* M. K. King. Clifton Down. Bristol, spinster. Daniel Hardy. John Bong, and Bong, trading i Hardy and Longs, Orimsby, smack-owners. Philip Adkin. Discworth, Leicestershire, wheelwright. I George P. Garner ...
... Wand cars to come vor (Alderman ing hall, where a cits Ward, Ware, Fores Gidley, Cau Orchat (Mr. Rowe, the H. A. Hardy. Harris, “Mackey, Thomas, 4 “Jones, T. Gee. ‘King, J. W. raser, Larmor J. H. Tolland, (city treas ‘Neweombe P. W. Harding, et, B. Pe Bp ...
... : 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 ...