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... THOMAS HARDY, •CULPTOI, CARVRR. AND BDILBHE. Wn»«« (X.MPTON. STREET. « UMJMBNTB. Haodatan* ao4 ToMrta Mao* jSa. MvUa ar Oraaita. Hn», Tiaiisp. OrteA •taoaa, WnEXnaa. and Oartof. (Elsaij Pisaat. Haartte. Ac. ...
... MARKET PLACE. THOMAS HARDY, MONBMENTAL BCDLFTOR, CARVER, MAHON AND BUILDER Wokxs COMPTON STRBKT. ABMBOUBWI. MONUMENTS, aad TaWeu Stoac. Marble or Oranito Stef*. Grad.touee. Siok.tooe* Fa»*« Cur War, Pieoee, M earl be, Ac. ...
... NEW anu BEAUTIPTL STYLES. A’OI»EttATC PWCES. yor CAN READ Au. tu a BEST AND LATEST rr« V. J H LYBiAHT Call »;*i U*p Pa*A» THOMAS HARDY. MASON AND BITILD! * - STBKEt. !»■•*■ TAyrONinmiTß. MirW. Uw«s, SiakstoMf, P»*in« CwW?. PieoM, H«rth», L: C. H. COATES ...
... 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 ...
... Pie 1 imlf ■ Week aUk* Herne . Flex ThiweJ. CYCLISTS ANS OTHERS will find > COMPORT ACCOMMODATION rtt DINING HOOH3. FiAGB THOMAS HARDY. MONT JIF.NTAL BCULPTOI, MASON AND OOMPTON STREET, A8110l» MONTTMXNTS. UcAdstoow I*iis Marbli Gran.i.' ttooos, Siokstoow ...
... :—James Dawson South, labourer, 12, Hand's-yard; Henry Sumner, labourer, 11, Jamesstreet; Winfif.ld, skinner, 36, New-street; Thomas Hardy, machinist, 17, Inner-street; William Trejice, porter, 83, Norton-street. WBDNEoDAY. Before G. Slater, Esq. (in the ohair) ...
... Mr. Frederick Sir Squire Bancroft, Sir Walter Besant, Mr. Browning, Mr. Qeorge Manville Fenu, Mr. George Grosamith, Mr. Thomas Hardy, Mr. H. A. Jones, Mr. I. Kiralfy, Mr. Louis N. Parker, Sir Hugh Giizean Reid, Sir RoWnson, Mr. G. R. Sims, Sir D. Tennant ...
... vc. b0rn1833. On Thursdiy. June let. tbe Countess o! tbe Hon. Violet Ida Evelyn Lane-Fox). On Friday. June 2nd. to Mr. Thomas Hardy, born 1840. On Sitiirdav. Jun- 3rd. H.li.H. the Duke of Yo:k, G , . K.P. *c, bom On Sun-lay. June 4th. Field-Marsha! Viscount ...
... the youug people of the home. My normal good temper at once returned, and I , smiled frankly at something I there saw. Thomas Hardy', Tees, no longer insurgent, stood between two black-bound hymn-books, in , company of the Wesley,. and FlOll9 old Dr ...
... Kim.'. history Is as illestratios to the return of the —a encemsfol return, by the way, than that made by the hero in Thomas Hardy'. tale. He ~bun at Horsham, in the home which he now nose as an office, bet left his home in 1863 for London. There be ...
... rural scene remote from towns and from war’s horrors In perhaps the best semi-military novel within the twenty years Mr Thomas Hardy us pleasing picture of the warrior’s keen interest in things pertaining to the farm the land “ The Trumpet-Major and military ...
... WE THOMAS HARTUP and THOMAS HARDY,'Joiners and Cabinet Makers, do hereby give notice that the partnership esirrisid on by us above was dissolred •_'Oth April, 1899. All debts due up to this date will be paid by George Hardy, Low Street, Sutton.in.Ashfield ...