... on the Fair Ground, Mr. THOMAS HARDY, of Manchester; Chairman, Mr JAXIM Rousn. Tuesday. August 10th, on the Fair Ground, Mr. THOMAS HARDY: Chatrman, W. UOTLE, F.sry. Wednesday. .vignst 11th, no the Fair Ormiral, Mr. TIToM HARDY ; Chairman. ...

... August 9th, on the Fair Ground, Mr. THOMAS HARDY, of Manchester; Chairman, Mr. JAMES Rounp. Tuesday August 10ch, oa the Fair Ground, Mr. THOMAS HARD ; Chairman, W. UOYLE, Esq. Wednes- llth, on the Fair Ground, Mr. THOMAS A Chairman, Mr. 3. LEAcH. Monday ...

... (8) : R Allen (a) ; J. Wilsor superuumeraries, Padibam : Thomas Derry, William G. Dickin. Bury : Thomas Wilde, John Wood, B.A. (Summerseat), Wau. 8. Dewstoe, Wm. C. Kewish. Blackburn : Thomas Hardy, Sampson Reynolds (Over Darwen), R. S. Ellis (Oskenshaw ...

... dark and dismal weather. Altogether the newt or in a go-4 one. Coon Wor.t.s.—Apart from the two very dilferent 'stories by Thomas Hardy and Jean Ingelow, there are several pap.ro well worth notice. The authoress of John Halifax ha a an admirable second ...

... Beer, S, Brown, Henry Kirkland, Thomas Osborne, J. Cadman, G. F. Rymes, W. W. Dake, J. S. Cox, T. H. Beech, David Hay, W. Elton, H. Richardson, James Clapham, 8S. Taylor, Joseph Hirst, John Ward, E. B. Pinder, and Thomas Hardy. ...

... so much attention :— T v to Rive notice that L, Thomas Hardy, of Tuticorim India, have adopted family name of Harris, and from henceforth am to be known and designated as London, an. 18th, 1864. Thos. Hardy Harris. Of course this is not legal; else why ...

... This (Saturday) evening the last but one of the series of meetings will be held on the Fair Ground, the speaker being Mr. Thomas Hardy, of Manchester. The various phases of the temperance question have been dealt with by theditferent speakers, and the promoters ...

... certa'rly one of the most popula A Ve 7 Wey tetas aN? oo. = | oe + the development of one of their stories. writers arc Mr. Thomas Hardy and Sir — Hewie mabac Cianahansa tha ae arrest cf Tess of the D'Urbervilles, describes in on of the finest ar | Pe See ...

... Miller, shortly be published. ' A new edition of Thomas Moore's Paradise and the Peri,” is likely to be illustrated in a superb manner, bv Owen Jones and Henry Warren. * } A French translation of Thomas Carlyle’s famous book The French Revolution, well ...

... furnace, is the only memorial left by the dead men : — Friday afternoon, halfpast two o'clock, Edward Armstrong, Thomas Gledstone, John Hardy, Thomas Bell, and others, took seriously ill. We all had a prayer meeting at a quarter to two o'clock, when Tibbs, ...

... said that people reported cases to be more than they really were, and he said that they had done so in Hardy's case, but he again repeated that Hardy had been expelled for forgery, and that the temperance people knowing this took him into their service ...

... name. The home gardens in country towns are often great extent this day. In Kay’s time Bury was simply a country town. Thomas Hardy speaks of quarter a mile garden being visible from the xtrect when the front and back doors of the house of the Mayor of ...