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... 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 ...
... 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 ...
... 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 ...
... Parish Church. in the presence of a numerous corgregation. including Lady Brassey. Colonel Hon as! Hardy. Lads. Cicely_Gathogne Hardy, Miss Ga. thorne Hardy. and Mr. and Mrs. Conway Seymour. soluists were Mr. Kenward (bass) and Mr. Sargent (tenor), and both ...
... Mr Herbert Hardy, miniature of the bnde Mrs. Herbert Hardy and the Misses Marion and Margaret Hardy, diamond necklace. The Misses Annis. Norah. and Louisa Hardy, and Mr. Ronald Hardy, silver fish slice and fork. „ , .. Mr and Mrs Guy C. ...
... Mr Herbert Hardy, miniature of the bride Mrs. Herbert Hardy and the Misses Marion and Margaret Hardy, diamond necklace. The Misses Annis, Norah, and Louisa Hardy, and Mr. Ronald Hardy, silver fish slice and fork. Mr and Mrs Guy C. ...
... Hoddinott (Court Lodge). John Kenwood (('atsfiehl Place). H. P. Ratcliff, H. T. Simmons (Wychnor). W. Trimmer, Jesse Thomas (Breadsell), Fred Thomas (Hines). and .1. Turley (estate bailiff). The coffin, which was of oak with brawl fittings, bore the following ...
... 2. —Mrs bretherton, Mrs Hardy. Mrs W. J. Marsh, Mrs Starling, Mrs Wells, Mioses Morgan Harvey, Jones and Stubbs. No. 3.—Mrs brown. Mrs bc«croft, Mrs W. ti. Harris. Mrs Morgan Harvey, Mrs Nye, Mrs Shearman, Mrs J. Drayton Thomas. Flower Stall.- Mrs ami ...
... Orchard, Thomas Benjamin Brool gardener; William May, inrneyman miller ; and Amoroee Gotten, George Christophe K Jeal. After wait.ng Ualf-ac-hour, and Frond, Gbarlea J->hn Granville, Carringto receiving no further nominations, the Chairman Ley, Thomas Merrall ...
... aged 67. CxTraix.—Bept. Xith, at Hardy-street, Maidstone, Cattell. aged 76. DiaLxv —Sept. 29th. in Tboraaa William Dibley, of Tonbridge Wells, aged .19. Interred O** DINK.K. Bept. s(6th.at Fant lan*. Maidatone, Wilttam Thomas Gardiner, fi. N«4LK —Bept. 26th ...
... Orenbrook, aged SI rian. a.—Dee. 114 at St.. Anne's. Thomas Jame 11991 4 Mod* years. Paw —Dee. 19. at HOWL Lind Sold, Edward Usu.—Die. 54 liaallega. Caroline Harriett. mooed •( the tale John Hardy Haven. ILA., St Weseigen&—Dera. - 1111. ell High street ...
... the ground they must be kept well in the front of beds or borders. The tiroithogalum atabwom, or Star of Bethlehem, is very hardy, and will thrive almost in any situation: these also should be planted at onee. F.B.—The medlars should be klabered at , nce• ...