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... 1874. Many will hear with regret of the death of Miss H.obin• F. Hardy, a well-known Edinburgh story writer. A daughter of the lets Mr. Thomas Hardy, surgeon-dentist it: Edinburgh, Mies Hardy, durhrg the last twelve yews or more, was a prelatic writer of ...
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... and Walter itawliaxe of the A division ; Thomas Locke, William May. John Davie., sad Edward McCarthy of the I. division John y, decry ouook, and Arthur Kieft of the C division ; and William Smith, Thomas Hardy, John Lee, and Robert Court of the D division ...
... first meeting Feb. 24 (noon), at the i O ffi cial Receiver's, Merthyr, and public examination March 4. Merthyr Court Thomas Grove, 'Hardy Ystradyfoding, draper first meeting Feb. 20 (3 pan.), at the Official Receiver's, Merthyr and public examination Feb ...
... years. The performance improves every week. Mr. Thomas Hardy. the novelist, recently received s letter from Lord Pembroke, in which that conscientious landlord says that after reeding the chapter to Mr. Hardy's last book, Taw, in which the Turbervallee ...
... notices of Mn. Humphrey Ward's new work of fiction. Why should Mrs. Ward be thus Aisne. gained! I. she a George Meredith, • Thomas Hardy? &aisle., but her Robert Element had • ans., of einguktrity —it was talked about and written about prolusly—and so ...
... Nicholas may not, out of gratitt introduce any of ble frteode,wbo are in want of legal advice, to me. ° T HE AI ELANCHOLY H HT THOMAS HARDY. at ••Yar Oa Madding Crowd, of Wm. A • The WILL COILYZNCE 0111012iAL IN BRISTOL ON NATURDAY, JANUARY 4. THE MELANCHOLY ...
... BRYAN. *February 4, at 18. West-grove, Brookeoad. biome Bryan. aged American papers .aixecopi. HARDY.*January 31 at Norton Hawkfield, suddenly, Thomas Henry Hardy, aged 42. Deeply regretted by his sorrowing wife and family. SOUTHEY .* On the Ma uIL. at Orets-bank ...
... College school), J. Ebuseock rmeager of Culeton echoed, Bristol), J. C. Barber mks/eel. H. W. Waddy, T. Waters, K T. Thomas, W. Hardy, W. M. Collett, R. P. Hill, 8. White (: , fewent), C. H. V. Pixel', J. Moyne, T. Kehl% J. Machin, E. C. Sobel', W. Liddell ...
... TO BRISTOL WILL BE DLSOON• WINE MERCHAN'TS, HIS BAND IS GREATER AND BETTER THAN ! A. Prase aal beds a Prater wee sal BY THOMAS HARDY, TIN UltD. BALDWIN STREET . BRISTOL IHA/ARERLAIN, pou.. O. it all New to Bente'. is undoubtedly ' • Yoe and lonizer particulars ...
... Sumesse rest appricatiou. Hkgbeet to . A N APPUCATIUSIS TOR R. R' } : CHEAP IN PRICE. Genial and eons petted golds BY THOMAS HARDY , liar. West Irma Their Stock now with every kind of aßa LONDON 3, 'WARDING k DAY SCHOOL FOR • Anther *Far hom the Madding ...
... by an innings and 12 runs to spare. Scores : At Christ church, Clifton, yesterday morning, the Rev. Thomas Barker Hardy, eldest son of Mr. Thomas Hardy, Oak-lodge, Kimberley, was united in wedlock to Edith, eldest daughter of Mr. Robert Hassell, of Au ...