... which the fashion of my time was shaped 7 The answer would bo a very brutal word, and it is*this—TLust. 1 wonder whether Thomas Hardy had Timma in his mind when he wrote “Tess 7! Tet these women—aye, and these menthough they clothe their passion in fine ...

... 45s 3d, 8. A. Quirk, one lamb, 16s; Thomas Gerard, six lambs, at 295; Thomas Corlett, five lambs, at 28s 6d, and six lambs at 28s 3d; Walter Faragher, six lambs, at 24s 6d; Thomas Corlett, one sheep, 25s 6d; Jchn Hardy, two lambs, at 355; T. W. Fargher ...

... two of their stamp at Cardiff on Saturday last. Stanton, whom the Merthyr-Tydvil electors, desecrating the memory of Keir Hardie, returned to Parliament, assisted by Captain Tupper, Jeader of the Cardiff seamen, and encouraged by Lord Rhonda, whose mining ...

... (organist). The initial portion of the burial service was recited by the Rev W. K. Hardy and the Rev W. L. Doughty, and a short address was given by the Rev W. K. Hardy He said that during the past. three years (the period he had been amongst them), Port ...

... against conditional exemption granted by the ILocal Tribunal on the appeal of Mr Hardy, butcher, Douglas, who pleaded that Shimmin was his only shopman, and that he (Mr Hardy) was constantly absent from the shop on duty connectétd with Government supplies ...

... to witness the interesting ceremony in courection with the matrimonial union of My Harry Buckley Jones, son of the latc Mr Thomas Jones, of Warrington, and Miss Kathleen Emma Collister, voungest daughter of the late Mr John Collister. boat-owner, of Port ...

... could not lift down heavy joints.—The Chairman: 1 suppose you would find a man fit for you who is unfit for military work?—Mr Hardy: Yes, if he is a qualified man. 1 !had another man who has gone to a butcher in Ramsey. He gave me notice. —lt was stated that ...

... service. He (Mr Hardy) could not attend to the shop, as he had to do the buying. If Shimmin was taken, the business would have to be closed. His customers numbered between 260 and 300 on Saturdays, and he had about 1,000 a week, Mr Hardy, in reply to the ...

... Corlett, Julia Cretney, Gussie Cubbon Kappel Dickson, Gladys English, Lizzie C. Gell, Winifred Gell, Jenny Horton, Martha Hardy Lilian Kewley, Alice M. Kewley, Helen MecNeil Winifred Matthews, Ella Richardson, Pansy Wade, Emily Waterson, Elizabeth White ...

... Tuesday next, April 3rd, at the Homes, Glemcrutchery-road. His Excellency the Licut.-Governor, Lord Raglan, will preside. John Hardy, butcher, Strand-street, Douglas, takes this opportunity of thanking his customers and the public generally for their esteemed ...

... been sunk, were two Manxmen—Tom Whiteaway, younger son of Mr J. H. Whiteaway, 10 Leigh-terrace, Douglas; and James Reid, of Hardy’s Oottages, Shaw’s Brow, Douglas. Word has been received from both men stating that all the crew were saved. M- FEdie Kay, ...

... and calf, £3 10; A. Qualtrough, heifer, £8; John Hardy, six lambs, at 26s 3d; Idward Maddrell, five lambs, at 25s 6&%; Wm. Christian, five lambs, at 28s 6d; G. A. Delaney, five lambs, at 265; Thomas Gerard, two lambs, at 29s 6d; T. Corlett, two sheep ...