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... that with respect to the notices on property owners to supply their premises with water, he had served nineteen. and Mr Thomas Hardy, of Bishop Burton, whose houses were situated in queen. street ; Mr James Watson ; and the executors of Mr Roger Hirst ...
... beerhuuse keeper, and John Thomas Hardy, beerhouse keeper, late uu Thursday night. The sailors, it appears, had • row in Scott-street with some of their mates, and the latter running away were chased by the live sailors named. Hardy WWI walking along the street ...
... New Brunswick-street, On the 23rd inst., aged 2 years, William Hy., son of Mr John Scott Thomas, Hardy Croft. On the 24th inst., Thomas, infant son of Mr Thomas Duffin, Crystal-place. On the 24th inst., George Henry, infant son of Mr John Coldbeck, A ...
... NBY DALE PIE BISHOP OF W AND THOMAS HARDY. The inhabitmate of Denby Dale, who for quoted a néte “ Literary over have in World regarding criticism events in the history Hagdy’s novels, we reproduce the following of the preparing to celebrate letter in ...
... inst., aged years, Ann. wife of Mr Joseph Holruyd Crofton. HARDT—On the Mid lout., aged 10 months, Maggie. daugh ter of Mr Thomas Hardy, West Ardsley. B the 31st ult.. aged 76 years, Mary, widow of Mr William Hartley. Ledger lane. Outwuod. ithimay--Ou the ...
... verdict for the defendant. A DISPUTE OVER NORBERT PROPERTY.—PhiIIip Milner, bootmaker. Queen Street, Horbury, was sued by Thomas Hardy, gentleman, of Bishop Burton, and Mary Charlesworth Porritt, married woman, of Pollard Lane, Bradford, for £1 8s 2d, damages ...
... diff,•rence ; be you one or be you Vother, you've got Is get your living.—A Loodieean ; or Ow Casa* of , the De amis. By Thomas Hardy. 10111021 lIIRACSPIRIA2I WOMEN. 1. Isabel.—All earthly love, and ths possibilities of in abeAnte enhiection to the of GA ...
... Frances Cassandra. only child of Edward Harvey, fourth Lord Hawke. On the 7th mat.. aged 70 . years, Maria. wife of Mr Wm. Thomas, Hardy Croft. On the 6th inst., aged 72 years. Rebecca, widow of Mr James Hincliliffe, Rodney-yard. On the 6th inst.. aged 64 ...
... —On tie 10th Mat, aged 45 years, John Moran, sinallpage-yard. Wakefield. the/10th inst.,7aged 2 years, Thomas Ar.hur, son of Mr Thomas Whitworth. Hardy Croft, Wakeield. HALLENIELL.—On the 4th inst., aged 61 years, MrJamee Millewell, woollen manufacturer ...
... all that one most reveres in euch writers as Thomas Hardy?’ He then goes en to refer to an incident which, I think I have seen publicly mentioned before. He says that having bought a copy of one of Mr. Hardy's novels he “was so disgusted with its insolence ...
... the South Lancashire assizea on Thursday, an action for libel was brought against a minister named Withington. Plaintiff (Thomas Hardy) was a lecturer employed by the Temperance League, and he held a similar situation in 1864, when the defendant was the ...
... he (defendant) !lad only £l4 left. His Honour nonsuited the plaint Ms, but did not allow costa. RIGHT 01 , WAY CASE.—Mr Thomas Hardy, gentleman, Bishop Burton, and Mary Charlesworth Porritt, married woman, Bradford, sued Phillip Milner, bootmaker, Queen ...