... Heclimondwike, to form a Municipal Borough, and to obtain a Charter of Incorporation. (Here follow the signatures X OW, WE, Thomas Hardy Jackson, of The Rawfulda, Livenedat), snd Oaurge Kelley, of Proepect Houee, Liverseilge, pursuance the shore requisition ...

... io«t., 29 veari, Emily. »' Mr. Allen Krasmas Jack-on. Millbridge. , Hardt the 21*t inst., ll months, Freddy, w-n w Mr. Thomas Hardy, LtUletiwn Lano the 22nd Inal., aged 80 yean, Mr. Wlllisn: Liltletown. ...

... Xiphoid Firm at Knowlkr Hill. A ca* ...

... INCORPORATION OF LIVKRBKDOB AM) HEt KMONDWIKE To Thomas Hardy Jackson ami (Jeorg:* KeJlov, the Township of in the padih of Birstall, in the county of York. E, the nndersinnel ratepayers auJ hoiL'v ▼ ▼ holders the township of Liversedge, in the {»ri*h ...

... was earned, there be*Dg two dis'entienta only. Mr. I. F. Oates (Huddersfield Hinking Company. Hecicmondwike Hraach), Mr. Thomas Hardy Jackson, Uightown ; and Mr. Leonard Storey. Halifax, were luted fill three vacvcies on the directorate, for years, and ...

... HIRST ALL Temperance Society.— Thursday, a lecture w..s given in the Terai*eranoe Room, by Mr, Thomas Hardy, of Birmingham, on “The Race of life, and How Win It.” collection was made at the close. GOOD Templars. —On Wednesday evening, Mr. Lewis, of Lees ...

... the leas is known of the celebrity. Outside a coterie of about a hundred, how many Dorchester folk know anything about Thomas Hardy. albeit his home is within a mile from the county town. local places are the scenes of his novels, well-known men have ...

... seeing oidy outiide of Nowonformity, hold up du.- to ridicule by to the ruthto. and excesses of a few of its weathers. Thomas Hardy. whotu Mr. Sutcht.le ngurils a. , a gns: artist. inrepresents Dissent, bemuse ihi dots nut und..r.dand it. The young ...

... Robert Ailease°. 1676, Dee. 12, Jobs Gibson. 1678, -Thomas GledhilL 168.8, Jan. 14, Richard Marty:aeon. 171 h. March 15. Thomas Hardy. 1739, Jan. 211, Joseph 1778, ----Matthew Cookson. 18(14, Oct. 6, Thomas Sedgwick. 1827, Nov. 27, Mantle. 1814, Nov. b, Tiomas ...

... tine ed. arid vests our inflicted. j were invited. and the tollostihg. • For WWII( ethers. were 'tent up — LalltrUige• Thomas hardy. tlyratt. ars and oat,. or le - peu•lty s.oi go sit men who work nine hoar. a s. tar like offence was imputed ti ...

... and the Union Jack was hoisted half mast high in the tower of the church. Tskperancb Societt. —On Sunday afternoon, Mr. Thomas Hardy, of Manchester, delivered a Ucture in the Temperance Room, subject, Richard Home and in the evening he gave an address ...

... Lot 13, two closes of land containing over sis acres, and hounded southwardly and westward!/ property belonging to Mr. Thomas Hardy Jackson, was Mr. Jackson for The remaining lots shares the He ...