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... BY MR. THOMAS HARDY. THOMAS REDMILE. DECEASED COVENTRY-ROAD. BULWELL. THOMAS HARDY will offer for SALE PUBLIC AUCTION, at the Public Hall, Bulwell, in the of Nottingham, on MONDAY, the 10th day ni April, 1899, at Sevan o'clock Evening, ...
... BY MR. THOMAS HARDY. THOMAS BEDMILE, DECEASED. COVENTRY-ROAD. BULWBLL. Tk/fR. THOMAS HARDY will offer for SALE PUBLIC AUCTION, the Hall, Bulwetf, in the City of MONDAY, the 10th day April, 1899, at Seven o'clock in the Evening, subject the ...
... RE THOMAS RKDMILE. DECEASED. COVENTRY ROAD. BULWELL. MR THOMAS HARDY. R. THOMAS HARDY will offer for SALE PUBLIC AUCTION, the Public Hall, Buuwdl, in the Oity of Nottingham, MONDAY, the 10th day April, 1899, Seven o'clock in the Evening, ...
... FLACKS. Although Thomas Hardy has studied his characters and their background closely that identification of the latter becomes a matter no great difficulty to one well acquainted with the cssmties in which the scenes are laid, has Isays Mr. Holland) ...
... by means of fictitious entries and dealings to the extent several thousands pound*. The Alderman granted a remand. Mr. Thomas Hardy, the novelist, has just London for his usual summer visit. At the usual meeting of the Middlesex Coonty Council yesterday ...
... to .oUwaii— Ibeyewe ted toe teste. DEATHS. CHAPPELL.—On July 10*. •» Kimberly- m Chappell, asad « rears. For » ytorf the Thomas Hardy, of Bulwell Hall- SIMONS.—On July 12th, h» re«daiito. (j wood-street, after short but painful Simons, Plumber, late Ma ...
... the case.—For similar offence at Beleton, the ingk, Thoma* Brooks was ordered to pay a fine 10s,— John Shooter, for being drunk on the mst,, was mulcted fine 7s. 6d., whilat Levi Coleman and Thomas Hardy, both of Kirkby, were also fined 7s. 6d. for similar ...
... earthenware manufacturers. Thomas Ram ton, Bewholme, near Hornsea, late farmer, now out of business. William Paefabv, Filey, Yorkshire, rope maker and coal dealer. Hubert Wilkinson, Hortingtoo• road, Middlesbrough, builder. Thomas Hardy, Monkgate, York, painter ...
... returned he could be relied to maintain the honours and traditions of the past, and do his work fairly and squarely. Mr. Thomas Hardy, ,d Bulwell, spoke next, • 1 and made some very forcible remarks on the question at Maim. If they sent one, said he, of ...
... demonstrated, can lit you in isisition before a camera N itli R. much art as the greatest photographer that e%er Had Mr. Thomas Hardy pleased he could have been as fatuous as a dratigli4snian as lie is as a novelist. Ile commenced its an architect, anti ...
... attendance, including Mr, A. Radford, Mr. F. Whyatt, C.C., and other prominent local Liberals. Mr. John presided. Councillor Thomas Hardy addressed the gathering considerable length, chiefly ia relation to the action of the Tory Guardians appointing paid chaplain ...
... in hie 54th year. C WELL.— On the ?? i-.st .. at Kimberiey, Bobert ppeH, aged 63 years For 20 years coachman to the tr Thomas Hardy, of Bulwell Hall. Ci '-rHAM— On the llth inst.. at 31. Noel-street. Ann, invest daughter of the late William Oheetham, ...