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... kind condition for millionaires _ The late Jay Gould, when complicated operations, m actual money possession than many 3' Thomas Hardy is I regret ,f health, and may not in a satisfactory-state be compelled to cider lands of long, sway from d owns Gloved ...
... put at a disadvsults_e in never having commanded a regime, t of Rough Riders, but he may have compensating qualities. Mr. Thomas Hardy cootril uted the following poem to the ff.stemuter Gap tSt : A Custurruss Onosr-filroae. South cf the Line, inland In ...
... Edward East, waggoner, Legsby. for riding on waggon without reins at Market on the Dec., was fined 1». and tj«. dd. costs. Thomas bonnett, butcher, Market Rasen, for being drunk on licensed premises Market on the 2Uth Dec., was fined oe. and A*, txf. costs ...
... that large numbers gentleroeo of independent mean* are volunteering .«* privates Amongst those who have H. lurwrla-rt. Mr Thomas FiUhertstt. Mr. Band Burnett ran tag*?.. Mr. Cooper (I'reothatnt. Graves ila»:i duo), and Mr. Moueley (The Ridwarest. Yesterday ...
... cycling. Riding, gardening fishing are the occupations of Mr. Alfred Austin. the Poet Laureate; cycling and architecture of Thomas Hardy: gardening. farming, shooting and cycling of Rider Haggard; whilst Mr. S. R. Crockett acknowledges that his love for cricket ...
... of English igt-Bnrbcrt Spencer (greatest living philoeopheia), John Morley (statesman and men letters), George Meredith, Thomas Hardy, Sarah Grand, John Oliver Hobbes,” Isaac (novelists), Itofaasor Bryce, Lari! Acton, Sir Spencer Walpole (historians), Frederic ...
... (London), Dr. Ransom, Mr. Joseph Thompson, Mrs. Burton, Miss Franks, Mr. Hardy ((Bulwell). Mr. James Forman, Mrs. A. E. Slight, Mr. T. W. Marshall. Messrs. Gri__n and Spalding, St. Thomas's Bazaar (per the Rev. Martin Reed), Bliss Woolley, Mrs. Cantrell- Hubbenty ...
... with refusing to perform his task of work whilst inmate of the casual wards, and was sentenced to seven days’ hard labour. Thomas Wright and Bichard Wnght of Saztherps, labour ere, were charged on the information of Hampton Hudson of irmingland, fanner ...
... therefor, at the present baize, .hould certainly Mal, • qui, It sod at:LAU/1141 pruht. TM market la well suspense, and In strung hardy. [8 Jots 1-.701. a is 1889.-11. Sask.,/ of money tioritsz thr first three quarters of the year. says Ileriew a les Caroler ...
... 21, 1899) ; Henry M. Thomas (Dec. 22, 1899) ;. Lewin, Edward Hale - 8460 Holmes a Court, R. E. 7053 F^ti g j E. G. - 10891 Wheeler, Richard V. - 7894 Birch and Henry C ' 01dnaU ' for service m Roe, Arthur R. M. - 8443 Davis, Thomas A. - 7047 Porter Malcolm ...
... ENGLAND’S RESPONSIBILITIES. The Rev. T. G. Johnson (vicar) preaching in St. Thomas Church, Launceston Sunday evening from Jonn iv.,38v., “Other men laboured and ye are entered into their labours.” said his opening remarks that if England was to retain ...
... mP.rely in colour, buL saLisfacLory also in growlh, this At one time Lhe ouLdoor, or hardy Chrysanlhemums, as Lhey bushy and dwarf. At one time Lhe ouLdoor, or hardy Chrysanlhemums, as Lhey are called, were chiefly of the Pompon race, buL m ~ny Japanese ...