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... and noaived 600 words in 42min. 42MC. IT is interesting to reminded of the fact that ■ome of the earliest work of Mr. Thomas Hardy (who bar jurt reached his year) was attributed to Eliot. Teee always reminds of of George Bitot's work, in spits of ...
... should contaitsed 18 calm was feud to hold only one. fu is istimerang to be reminded of the fact that et tie work of Mr. Thomas Hardy (who has inst reached his ttOth year) was attributed I. Eliot. ' always reminds us of some of George Xliot's work. in ...
... Nelson. It fell from his pocket as he lay dying in the cockpit of the ictory, and was picked up by the late Admiral Sir Thomas ] Hardy, his flag captain. A water-colour drawing of | the celebrated signal flag, M England expect# every man to his duty, is ...
... the church. They won't give anything. It is Interesting to be reminded of the fart that name of the earliest work of Mr. Thomas Hardy (who has just reached his bOth year) was attributed to George Eliot. Tess always reminds us of some of George Eiot's ...
... would prevent him attending. Amongst, others who were present were Captain Granville (Chief Constable of the county) Mr. Thomas Hardy (the novelist). Captain Maned. and Colonel Brough. CH %IT EY RURAL DISTRICT COUNCIL. Following the meet,ng of the Lewes ...
... fart, as stated by (thou, that the acid, while softening steel, has no effect upon iron. At the Somerset Amine at Wells, Thomas Hardy Tricker tweety-seven. has pleaded guilty to steeling from his employer. Mr. Lukin, solicitor, of securities valued at many ...
... desks 20th, at the liffiCeS, Wellington square, was at work. Amongst them we may mention Buskin, received. Henry James. Thomas Hardy. Tolstoi, Dean A WATER BED. Farrar. Hall Caine, Mrs. Humphry Ward. Grant The members next considered tender. for a Allen ...
... Hastings. KKINT —DZtareeeived at three cent. interest, payable -yearly.— Advt. Tan Gaavine.—A touching war poem by Hr. Thomas Hardy appears in this week's issue of The Graphic. Foornas.—Wouwwn Assuan v. Nisi IIONP• TON . —The fifth encounter of these ...
... Beale., It. Grainger, J. Geddes. D. Chason, W. Pickering, R. Mower, T. Henley, J. Gardiner. H. Knowles, J. Goldfinch. E. Thomas, J. Hardy. T. Bevan, sea., andJ. W. Milledge (secretary). The election of officeie for the ensuing year was as follow: chairman ...
... reserve, Mr T fat beast in the (cup Riven by Mr els surence Hardy, M.P.)—Earl Derby. Sussex heifer © Bangle” TOAN heifer, reserve, Mr, W. Levett’s of Chiltam Cas: Cup given by Mr, C. 8. Hardy, under two le, for the best fat beast in the show years oid ...
... THE WILL OF SIR THOMAS STOREY. Probate was granted on Monday of the will of Sir Thomas Storey, linoleum manufacturer, iron and coal mines owner, whose gross estate was £302,688, and net £288,178. The charitable bNuests are £lOOO to Lancaster Charity Trust ...
... MARRIAGE OF MB. THOMAS STACEY AND MISS BEATRICE BRASSEY. The marri age Mr Thomae Stacey, son of the late Ka* Cyril Stacey, with Miaa Beatrice Mary, fourth daughter of the late Mr Henry Hraeaoy, Free too Hall, Kent, took place in Paul’s Cburoh, Kmgbtabridgs ...