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... 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 ...
... he -wise woman is believed to exist by virtue ot he ignorance of the people, and according to si aie opultr novelists— Thomas Hardy for one, we are ,r>t sure that we cannot say Rudyard Kipling f or ull . .ther— it is not so certain th.it these wise ...
... 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 ...
... Baron, and Cnatomary Court for the Manor of Bulvell, in the City Nottingham, of MARY ANN HABDV, Widow, the BEVRBEND THOMAS BARKER HARDY. Clerk in Holy Orders. RICHARD FTTZ-HUGH, Require, J.P., and ROBY LIDDINOTON THORPE, Eaqulrr. Lady and Lords of the ...
... beloved child ot Hairy and Emma Flowers, t-f-c 3 months. E RDT.— On tbe 22ad ult., at 63, Beverley-street, Noting- ha.m, Thomas Hardy, lor 18 years the faithful aervant of Bass and Wilford, tjhemists, Nottingham. g DSON— On the 28* ult., at The Lions, ...
... in London tie tape version Teas of the liUrbervilles. She has been (says the Westminster in negotiation again with Mr. Thomas Hardy for production his dramatised novel, and really very eager to produce it, though there are same difficulties about the ...
... DERBY FARM, near MIDLAND STATION. LINOOLN . M. H. HOW11T Is inetructed b Mrs. Hardy, to SELL by AUCTION, on THU hes DAY NBEX'I, March 23rd, 1 HORSES, the whole of ‘the PARMIAG IMPLE- MEN'I'S, 20 Couples of FOWLS. Quantity of Home-cured LAQON, and other ...
... follows:—George Dextet. Thomas Kelham, 196; George Webb Smith. 193 (these three were ejected); Herbert D. Smith. 120 ; John Nuttall, 103 ; Francis A. Leslie, 48.—The Guardi ant election resulted defeat of two old members— Messrs. Hardy Smith and T. Riley—tbe ...
... grocer, ; George E Graves, teacher ; oB Hardy, jun., lace maker ; oS S Hardy, lace maker ; Was Houton, gentleman ; oP Scattergood, clerk ; oT G Sewell, lace draughtsman ; George Smith, carpenter ; C W Thomas, clerk ; and Wm Winfield, ironworker. Those ...
... AMERICA UP. Sir Thomas Lipton has chosen the Scottish Contingent for the yacht Shamrock, which 18 to compete for the America Cup. The other half of the crew will be Englishmen. The crew all told ill number thirty. NORTH NORFOLK VACANCY At the meeting ...
... (Independent), *Mr. Joseph Fox (liberal), •Mr. George (Liberal), •Mr. George T. (Liberal), Mr. E. Hardy (Independent), *Mr. Reuben Hardy (liberal), *Mr. William Hardy (Liberal), Mr. James Lowther (Liberal), •Mr. Heber Robinson (Independent), •Mr. William Robinson ...
... taken with the result that the following fifteen declared at the head of the voting by dhow of,Wk.-William Will Ism Hardy. Renbra Hardy, Imac Chatohet*. Oeofgo BfoWn. TSwmsa Jamts Lowther, Joseph Fox, George Ottbina, WiWumfl BUria&d. William Train an, ...