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... the exception of those which refer to the story running through the part— The Romantic Adventures of • Milkmaid, by Mr. Thomas Hardy ; and Mr. Caldecott's sketches How Tankerville Smith took • Country Cottage —are taken from the animal kingdom. With the ...
... and Hall. Mr Crawford was the editor of the New Qunrt'rty Magazine. which published some fine work by George Meredith and Thomas Hardy. He was also closely connected with Mark and White, being for sometime the editor. , The suggestion, embodied in a letter ...
... obtained let prize at Seaton Delaval ; 2nd prize at Warkworth ; and a 3rd prize at the important contest held at this year. Mr Thomas Hardy, conductor, commenced the concert with Ijie quick march, Washington Grip, which was followed by the Austrian national ...
... High Pit. Thomas Hardy, employed on the belt screen, was doing munching wi►h the belt. the engine while being in motaoo, with the remit the - his right hand got eneangled, and before anything cored be dons his hand was torn off. The it.. to Hardy, who le ...
... usual, and one missed many bnt there were William Black, brown as a berry and looking no older than he did 20 years ego; Thomas Hardy, who, like Black, is a physically small person ; Francillon and M'Carthy ; Bider Haggard, a tall, fair, fresh young man ...
... school. boy, for damage to turnips, the property of Sarah Ann Hodgson, Cowpen; Thomas Hardy, John Kagour. and T. Nibibitt, Cowpea, for damage to turnips b e lo ng i ng Thomas PArk, gardener, Cowpen; Orr, sehoolboy, for damage to beans, the property of Sarah ...
... Tully. orpeth, and was won by a local =iln, J. Hodgson , Beagle. The Duke Band. in uniform, under the leadership of Mr Thomas Hardy. eontributel an excellent selection of airs during the afternoon. Results:- 13) Yards Handicap Foetrami.—Heat 1— W Russel ...
... the seas ?-G. W. Cable. What two authors do not need a physician ? Edward Everett Hale and Thomas Hardy. What three authors are good subjects for • doctor?—Thomas Paine, Mark Akenside and Rider Haggard. What is it which you break if you even name it ?—Silence ...
... anxiety consequently prevails as to their safety. Two brothers—Thomas and William Wilkes—went to Nanaimo many years ago, and about eight years ago they were followed by Thomas Hardy, David Hardy, Joseph lifeiceilf, and William Pearson. and since then by John ...
... Clark, the secretary, and were further cheered by the strains of the Ashiugtou Duke Baud, under the conductorship of Mr. Thomas Hardy. Among the ladies and gentlemen present we noticed the following:— Mr. F. J. Turner, the Duke of Portland's agent on the ...
... in the wind) Shay—! ic—mister, can you tell me—hic—whish is int boat ? Mr Thomas Hardy, Um novelist, a descended from the Hardy to whom the dying Nelson said,Kiss MP, Hardy. It was just 173 yeara since the Notniumffs assumed the title of Emperor ...