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... forming the ideal of the early Methodist Society of Oxford. It was this, of course, that grew into a great Church. Mr. Thomas Hardy is contributing a short store to an early number of Iferyer's ifeyartat.—Mr. Gilbert Parker. Mr. 7.a , gwtll, Mrs. Humptiry ...
... fart, as stated by (thou, that the acid, while softening steel, has no effect upon iron. At the Somerset Amine at Wells, Thomas Hardy Tricker tweety-seven. has pleaded guilty to steeling from his employer. Mr. Lukin, solicitor, of securities valued at many ...
... 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 ...
... Hastings. KKINT —DZtareeeived at three cent. interest, payable -yearly.— Advt. Tan Gaavine.—A touching war poem by Hr. Thomas Hardy appears in this week's issue of The Graphic. Foornas.—Wouwwn Assuan v. Nisi IIONP• TON . —The fifth encounter of these ...
... Chieftain of the Clan Gregor, and uncle of the preprint baronet, and through him mother a grandson of Vice-Admiral Sir Thomas Masterman Hardy, Bart., G.C.8., friend and Flag Captain to Lord Nelson at Trafalgar. Mr. MacGregor was a nephew of the late Mr. and ...
... increases in corn (2) (40 against 25), which nearly the Best, mong the pal exhibitors are Major Derby, Mr. L. Hardy, M.P., Mesers. H. Thomas, Amos, Sheldwieb, - &. Neame, Faversnem, A. J. Cornwallie,M.P., J. D. Mazted, Littlebourne, J. P. Thom D. Collard ...
... nearly reduce the balance. Among the pnn* cipal exhibitors are Major Best, Earl Derby, Mr L. Hardy, M.P., Messrs H. Amos, Sheldwich, C. G. Neame, Faversham, A. J. Thomas. Rodmenham, F. S. W. Cornwallis, M.P., J. D. Maxted, Littlehoume, J. P. Thompson, Oodmersham ...
... Plants. Wheeler’s Imperial. 6d. per 100; Lettuce, Hicks's Hardy White, fid. per 100. —Merry Gardens Farm. Like. /iARDB, Invitation and Vy Press, Newport. /CONTRACTOR’S Can Hone for isle.—Apply Thomas Jenkins, 49, Upper St. Jamos’s-street, Newport, I.W. COOK’S ...
... Smith. Albert Potten, 15s , with Mr. W. Large. SPECIAL PRIZES.— For best turned-out teams and har* Given Laurence Hardy, Esq., —Thomas (waggoner), £l, Charles Kemp (mate), 10a., with H. Alexander. Esq. Given R. W. E*q , Alfred Tolbnrsft (waggoner), 15' ...
... (Moenton). H. }Orden (Lyminge), A. J. Thomas. T. Wootton, S.E A. College, and Lord Hothfield. Sontliclowns—Mmars. A. Brown (Knowlton), T. , Miles (Wye). Any other purebred—Lord Hilling- I don. Cron-breeds—Means. I. Hardy and A. .1. Moen% Pig.—Sir MN. Donne ...
... represent aspects of life, this tendency to morbidly treat of the shadows and not let in the sunlight is une profitable. Thomas Hardy's fatalistic theories of existence have, luckily, not spoilt that writer, because ke breathes the fresh air of the country ...
... he maintained. would the future South Africa (applause). At intervals in the lecture Mi» Hardy gave pianoforte selections, and the conclusion lecture Mr Hardy sang the Soldiers of the Queen,** the chorus of which wa» heartily joined in the whole assembly ...