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... scheme. the course of business meeting which followed, the thanks of the society were voted to the first president, Mr Thomas Hardy, the modern reviver of Wessex,” and Mr E. H. Coombs ißeaminster) was enthusiastically re-elected hon. secretary and treasurer ...
... The riming oontinuation received Ix,o&n from the County Chun- its Wines: Frederick Hardy. Thomas Skiltoo Mara Dennis, Joseph Murn-y. William Rampton. Wehsr &Walsh. Thomas Batton, mid Mary Taylor. while these and other of the 'totems received promote vnrying ...
... following Evening Continuation scholars received books from the Connty Council Thomas Bkilton, Frederick Hardy, Mark Dennis, Joseph Murrey, William Bampton, Walter Edwards, Thomas Beaton, and Mary Taylor, while these and others of the students received presents ...
... the tambourine was certainly very skilfnl and their queer antics distinctly amusing. The tambourine, a great novelist—Mr Thomas Hardy if remember rightly—has observed, is no mean instrument the bands of performer who understands the proper convulsion* ...
... following Evening Continuation scholars received books from the County Council Thomas Skilton, Frederick Hardy, Mark Dennis, Joseph Morrey, William Rampton, Walter Edwaids, Thomas Beaton, and Mary Taylor, while these and others of the students received presents ...
... continuation scholars received boots from the County Comril as follow. Frederick Hardy, Thomas Skilton, Mark Dennis. Joseph Morrey. William Rempom. Wither Kinard.. Thomas Heaton, soil Mary Taylor. while these and other of the students received presents ...
... wife of M. Heath, and eecond daughter of the late John Kent, aged 38 HARDY.—On the January, at Biomfleld-house, Catford, S.K., Dame Eli,. Caroline Seymour Hardy, widow Sir William Hardy, Knight, Deputy Keeper the Public Records, aged years. . .. HOLLINWORTH ...
... of Boden Viscountess Gage, the Dowager Viscountess Hampden, y Br «ttoo, the Hon. Mrß. Campion, the Hon Mre. Thomas, the Hon. Mrs. Freeman Thomas, Lady Fletcher, Lady Duke, Lady Dixon-Hartland, Lady Deul, Lady Grantham, the Hon. Mrs. T. 8. Brand, Mrs. Blenoowe ...
... Viscountess Gage, the Dowager Visoonutess Hampden, Lady Monk Bretton, the Hon. Mrs. Campion, the Hon, Jus. Thomas, the Hon. Mrs. Freeman Thomas, Lady Fletcher, Lady Duke, Lady Dixon-Hartland, Lady Dent, Lady Grantham, the Hon. Mrs. T. 8, Brand, Mrs. Blenoowe ...
... B. Davidaon, Sir William Grantham, Grantham, Miu M. Grantham, Misa Maud Grantham, Mr. O. Hardy, Miaa Marian Hardy, Mua Margaret Hardy, A. Hardy, Mrs. fl. Hardy, Mr. E. flelme. Miea M. lowers, Mia« E. Jowere, Mr. B. S. Jowers, Lord Monk ...
... morning last, before Mr. E. Edman Hurst. J.P.when Thomas Tompsett. des. criberl as • labourer, living at 8, Rmehuroh Road, Brighton. was charged with stealing a pair of boots from the shop of M Vreeman, Hardy, and Willis, In Station Road. and also • pair ...
... AGALNST THOMAS HARDrs NOVELS. At the inauguration of a eerie, of lectures on The Later Victoria& Novelists, at &Framed by the National Union, Veil. Arehdeaima Mbar, who eater a protest against the inclusion Hardy in the list. Ho that Mr. Hardy was an ...