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... modest recompense of f4OO a-year. Mr Knight was appointed the other dry by the Master of the Rolls, and approved by Sir Thomas Hardy, as curator of the public records ; but, on his nomination being sent to the Treasury, Mr Lowe is said to have summarily ...
... through many varieties of story and descriptive paper reaches for a close a clever short story on the Western Circuit, by Thomas Hardy. Ladies will find much amusement in pictures of the Fashions of the Nineteenth Century, and perhaps the descriptive ...
... rogues, or, as he immediately qualifies it in the next sentence, Perhaps no politician is wholly a rogue. In fiction Mr Thomas Hardy concludes the charming sketch to which he has given the odd title of The Waiting Supper. and Lucas M►let's a of Perfection ...
... All o f these articles give the must recent information on their several subjects, and are well worth 'vio li st! . Mr Thomas Hardy continues his delightfully graphic sketches of Wessex Folk ; there is an article on The State of Wisconsin, by the ...
... al Dotes. Among others, a photograph of Mr T. J. Hardy, editor and proprietor of the RocA. dal , Timm, is reproduced, and we have much pleasure in (looting what is said regarding him— Thomas John Hardy, editor of the Roehdale Tines, was born at Elgin ...
... Little C extols. 04 fo.tr ham e MI- 1 Meet sesd School Bomds am doing, ayes though it does Hus. Mrs A ithley. be Sir Thomas Lawrence ; hardy ' diechmged in a 0, ••• 10 . 1 .',_ .a . . i •ffie' n t 'P a ' work. 1. a, bowevet. deafen:an us these hard ...
... remitted aft THOMAS DICKSON & SON, BROKERS . INITYNTATWARTDOE. IMPORTANT TO BUTCHERS, CATTLE DEALERS AND FARMERS (THE MEAT CENTRE OF SCOTLAND} GLASGOW DEAD MEAT AUCTION MART, 19 to 23. Moons Siam, Often ,pedal heating the rapid of all of market DAILY ...
... Procter 3 Janes Tome 4 Junes Allen I Robert Hardy I Jere Robertees WILL 1 Wetly Wiltissues I Mauls Murray 3 Mary Chalmers 4 Aux.le B. t A PH T. MOM CLAM—I I JAR T. Dam I David H. Lyre 3 Marks Black 4 Robert Hardy S Adam Ro-s emu 1 Mary Cllemma 2 N 2112 3 ...
... peony public. The first festal. meat the sew work by Mr Hardy. which is to be called A Mere Interlude. mid be even today in a syndicate of 'entry papers. We have not had a morel fern Mr Hardy sloes Two no a Tower appeared f,nr years ago. And the ...
... CRAIOKLLACHIE—A DISHONIDIT RAILWAY SIR. varr.—At the Sheriff Court on Wednesdaybefore Sheri ffScott•Moncreiff—Robert M 'Hardie railway porter, Craigellachie, pleaded guilty to having, on the 7th Jane, stolen a shirt from thee railway station at Craigellachis ...
... Emmanuel College, Cambridge. L. 1648 we find him minister at Thomas Apostle's, London, and in 1653 transferred to St Margaret's, Fish Street HilL In 1660 we find his name beside that of Thomas Goodwin in the Renunciation and Declaration of the ministers ...
... ABZIIDEEN AND LONDON Ceptakt A. TIIIIRIPT. CITY OF ABSRDISEN, Crietain N. DOWMAN. CITY OF LONDON BAN-RION, L igh Gaeta* THOMAS WARD The ogee (ted the 4BE lON STE NAVIGATION COMPANY'S SNIPS be lespatched (weather, IC., pertaining), as under— PILON ARAILDRAN ...