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... W. M. Hite, M.D., Albemarle Co., Virginia. Llanwarne—Hardy - December 30th, at St. Philip a Church, Oirhngton, James Lloyd, son of Charles James Llanwarne, to Emily, daugher of the late Thomas Hardy. M . A ) l ¥ n i~ l - ? *Bl'ay--Noveraber 2«th. at Victoria ...
... —October 21st, the parish church, Bradford, Joseph Hall to Ann Fawcett, both of Lowmoor. Hardy—Walker.—October 22nd. at the parish church, Bradford, Thomas Hardy, Wibsey, to Ada Walker, Horton. Illingworth—Mitchell.—October 22nd, at the parish church ...
... Groves, late of Hardy.—April 13th, aged 63, Thomas Hardy. Folly-lane, Beestonhul, late warehouseman at the Leeds Ironworks. Hogg.—April 24th, at Almarterrace, Reservoir-street, Woodhouse, William Atkinson Hogg, youngest son of the late Mr. Thomas Hogg, Holbeck ...
... rough with the smooth, and rejoicing always at the chance of seeing real work in the field. We regret to hear that Mr. Thomas Hardy is not in a satisfactory state of health, and may be compelled to seek a bracing climate before long, away from the downs ...
... father of the bride, the Rev. R. Davidson M A ' of Oak worth, Keighley, to Elisabeth Major, second daughter ef the Lev. Thomas Hardy, Wesleyan minister, Oldham On Monday, at the Independent Chapel, Eccleshill, by the Rev J. Aston, Mr. Abraham Lee, of ...
... together at Heckmondwike, and from what transpired yesterday, at Dewsbury, their relations are not likelyto become cordial. Thomas Hardy, who said he belonged to Drautord and Manchester, was charged with being drunk and disorderly in Liversedge, at 12-45 that ...
... Inn beerhouse, Spring Wood, wa« char(red by constable Sedgwick, before Joseph Armitage, W, W. Betlje, John Sutcliffo, and Thomas Hardy, Esqs., with filling ale to three persons, at a quartor-past tour on Sunday afternoon, the 12th instant. The defendant ...
... revolver, one barrel of which had evidently been recently fired. From the effects oT a tall, occasioned by tbe frost, Mr. Thomas Hardy, a Sheffield cut'ery manufacturer, died ou Wednesday. He was hurrying from his house on Saturday to catch a tram car. when ...
... Rev N. E. Leigh, Edward Sowden, boiler maker, to Emma, eldest daughter of Thomas Booth, clothier, both of Armley. Woolcott—Bateson.— March 11th, at St. Ann a Cathedral, Leeds, Thomas W. Woolcott. M.M., Sheerness. to Mary Jane, eldest daughter of the late ...
... straight- Bat then Dr. way preached a crusade against. How was only one of forty millions, and though a high and mighty one, Thomas Hardy’s books do not seem to have decreased in sale or apprecia- tion thereby. The Bishops of Wakefield seem to have a special ...
... they were annoyed in the usual way by the boys of the neighbourhood, and a couple of these tormentors, Joseph Dawson and Thomas Hardy, were summoned for a series of mischievous assaults. Mr. Brook's object was not so much the severe punishment of the l ...
... was nominated, in November, 1806, acting-lieutenant of the Triumph, the large 74-gunner, commanded by Captain Sir Thomas Masterman Hardy. In l'ebruary, 1808, he was superseded, and placed as master's mate ON BOtKD THE BBLLONA, another 74-gunnsr, of which ...