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... be i• worth. As the author a( Tess of the D'Urbervillea, and litany ,their novels, Mr. Thomas Hardy in • prominent figure in the ranks of cecledien. Mr. Hardy is of the many proli6c writers who recognise the virtue of cycling as a brain tonic. A big ...
... by the sane way. He had seen a man named Hardy (an uncle of Mr. T. Smith of Coton), carting it out. Samuel Arnold (61), of Arley, said he had known the roadway 48 years As a lad he went with • cart for Mr. Thomas Watson, • farmer, to the wood, entering ...
... Moor Baran, On.. os-the Hill. There sat • very oitesslaseo, Mr. Gerold Hardy, ML IL, Mr. primai g st.„ NP.. 1•11 as. Coasted. of Loudon.. Hos. Mrs. Oak.ley. Hon. Mee. Mr. awl Mrs Hardy (Wt.. boarme). Hoe. awl Mrs Pleempoint, Lady 7i121/41. hart. Captain ...
... out 0 A Iveritt, b s3 W Yorke, b lt T c Jordaa, b Archer J b Arc.her 0 W Ward. a Marley, b Arabic 95 J Clarks, b Stratton F Hardy, b J oowbarn. not out J Heath, b Stratton T Tarry, b 0 WON A AGAINST TIN Ibex CLUE. A astoisperary says :-11. Paul, &meta 0 ...
... broke% a valuable „arable cross down to the ground no the grave of the late vicar, Rev. Herbert Can •• • • By the death of Mr. Thomas Unman. of lligham-omthe-Hill. there is removed a faniiliar hgure and a familiar name. He was perh•ps one of our best-known ...
... of cloth round their waists. They are unloading our ship. There are a lot of New Zealanders cud Australian Bushmen here, a hardy-looking lot. They did cheer as our vessel in. There are about 12 ships here with horses and troops. big vessel in yeeterday ...
... London (ilenfernexa. Duniihnil. Nairnshire. Puke and of Fife and tlaiir L on don fur Huff H u upe, and lady Cicely thahorne Hardy have il ia the Hall, Welwyn, Hertio:dellity, for a term Peke of Snxe-Coburg end her left his return home, via Buoirpest snit ...
... believes to be capable of engem* and good on those who are messeied with the staple industry of the neighbourhood In the late Mr. Thomas Kamm the well known agricultural valuer mid Mr. Sant fond an excellent chairman of she committee, whose with rural as as it ...
... por's improvement was geaually dahlias being only class indicative of deterioration. Thus was • show of window plants, and hardy berbacious wore well to the fore. Among fruita, plums and apples claimed attention. Several in the vegetable depart:went merited ...
... WA RW ICKSIII RE VALUABLE FREEHOLD ESTATE, AT ../.10XON'S FARM, AND SITTATI AT 1117 DES PASTURES, HINCKLAY. MR. THOMAS CROM ON has received in. I on behalf the Mortgefee, to for by Auction, at the I.:Kohut HINCRIAV. on NION DAY, the lOrt day of gar. ...
... CROXTON. WARWICKSHIRE & LEICESTERSHIRE VALUABLE FREEHOLD ESTATE, SIOXON'S FARM, AND SITUATE AT PASTURES, UNCATON AND it 4R THOMAS CROX lON received in. structions, on behalf of the Nlortgageo, to offer for Sale by Auction. at the HINCKLZY. on MONDAY, the ...
... as Woolverstase, ow the banks of the Kiser Orwell, near Ipswich- Assent. ing to the tree, Humphrey clrolfen•tee, a son of Thomas Wolferstes, of Calpien. SeSdk, wham wife was • daughter of Sir Humphrey Stanley, o f Pip., Staffordshire, acquired the manor ...