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... 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 ...
... constantly usel Nelson. It fall from bis pocket lay dying in thecoekpitof the Victory,” and was picked up the late Admiral Sir Thomas Hardy, his flag captain. water-colour drawing of the celebrated signal flag, England expects every man to do bis daty,” accompanied ...
... every one of which apeaks highly of the way the book is written. For instance, the Academy says— A novel of the school of Thomas Hardy, introducing, unless we are much mistaken, a new writer of power. The Dustier , AdreMiser calls the hook an uncommonly ...
... Nelson . It fell from his pocket as he lay dying in the cockpit of the Victory, and was picked up by the late Admiral Sir Thomas Hardy, his Bag captain. A water-colour drawing of the celebrated signal Bag, England expects every man to do his duty,' is ...
... used by Nelson. It fell from his pocket he lay dying in the cockpit of the Victory, and was picked up the late Admiral Sir Thomas Hardy, his flag captain. A water-colour drawing of the celebrated signal flag, England expects every man do his doty,* accompanied ...
... 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 ...
... fleet, andi failing to do sO reP th turned to porr, wholre he etruck his lle::. di THE PASSINGl ODF THdE ADIVIRALS. A Sir Thomas Hardy succeeeded Admniral sa1 Keprnel, Captain ];emnpenfeldt (af~terwvards U1 Admreial Eernpenfe~ldt, who perisined in the IIE ...
... —Miss Hoboler. Honiton handkerchief —Kra. Hardy. Pair of old silver oandlaaticks—Mr. and M. Sherwood. Silv;r•Mou - n - teil riaing whip—Mrs. and Miss J. Gerty. Handkerchief and glove sachets—Mrs. Dawson Thomas. Silver pickle fork—Rev. F. H. and Mrs. Deane ...
... BOARDING HOUSES. De La Warr Parade. WINNOLD HOUSE—Mr sod Mrs 'sum, Mr Murray NORTHFLEET— Mrs Rolls, BIiFS Roll., Mrs Thomas, Thorns., Mile Peacock WINDSOR HOUSE -Mr H. Hardwick ST. I)AVIDS - PRIVATE HOTEL. Miss Holro3ed • Mr and Mrs Turner, Mr Gorge ...
... stories Mr. Thoms* Hanly. these have appeared aerially, while Mr. Hardy baa been writing Ida novels, but have never been collected. The plan is to this mjw, so adding another book to the Hardy library. His followers, knowing the quality of his incidental ...
... £lO, and William Sawyer, hargemaster, her husband, in a like sum, that ►he should come for judgment if called upon. Herbert Thomas Davis. 20. bargeman. Richard Fisher, 18, and James Barnes, 17. labourers, were indicted for feloniously stealing one pair ...
... BOND—GREEN.—On the 11th inst., at St. Matthew s Church, Bayswater, by the Rev. It. Callender, Caleb, sixth and youngest son of Thomas Owen Bond, of Amershem, Bucks, to Emily Ellen, mooed daughter of Edwin Stanley Green, of Hereford Road, Westbourne Grove. ...