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... To be SOLD, A Quantity of REED for Thatching.—For particulars inquire of Mr. Thomas Hardy, saddler, of Pinchbeck, near Spalding. July 9th, 1811. To be SOLD, GIG and HARNESS, perfectly new, either suitable for traveller or sportsman—the property of an ...
... The (Smith, Elder, and Co.) for April opens with lyric great charm from the p~n Thomas Hardy. Tho instalment fjl Anthony Hope ln'tnuions ol' is followed second article in .h«* entitled Alms for Oblivion, in which Hr. itichard tells travels o' (•rri:u ...
... SHOEING SMITHS WANTED immediately, Two Journeymen in the above business. Good workmen will meet with constant employ applying Thomas Hardy, farrier, Grantham. August sth, 1818. ...
... Justice-room, Bingham, July 4, before the Rot. J. C. Gtrardot. Mr. 1, Sir H. Bromley, and Mr. Store-.— Thomas Hardy, Thos. Hartd, and John Btnd were charged by Geo. Wilton, agent to Mr. Jacobs, proprietor the Ortton plaster quarries, with a breach of ...
... hereby given, that the PARTNERSHIP lately subsisting between us, THOMAS WILCOX HARDY and HENRY JACKSON, Holbeach, the county of Lincoln, heretofore carrying on business under the firm of Hardy and Jackson, drapers and grocers, was on the Sixteenth day of ...
... latelv subsisting he tween us, the undersigned JOSEPHJACKSONand THOMAS HARDY, of Boston, in the county of Lincoln, Printers, Booksellers, Stationers, &c. trading under the firm of JACKSON and HARDY, is and stands DISSOLVED on and from the 22nd dav of May, 1815 ...
... CHAPEL, PETERBOROUGH, WILL be opened for Divine Worship on Thursday the 21st of October, by Mr. THOMAS OXENHAM Minister of the Gospel, Wellwyn; and Mr. THOMAS HARDY, Minister of the Gospel, Leicester. Service at 11, half-past 2, and half-past 6. ...
... lan Fleming — Mary Stewart — Edna O’Brien — Alistair Maclean etc Ominibus editions of famous authors Agatha Christie — Thomas Hardy Five or more complete novels £3.95 to £5. ...
... OUNDLE. the Congrega- Mr. ( tional and Literary Societ A. Newman gave an dis course on the poems of Thomas Hardy. enjoyal Mewory.—The service at took a memoriai form the Parish Caurch on Sunday evening the de After pri Law. t pa’ ne Roll of Honour was ...
... upper ranks, for instance, if he have any understanding, but will admit that Thomas Hardy was a man to whose remains too much respect could not have been paid.—But still Thomas Hardy was | a shoemaker ; and even Burdett (kind and generous as he was to him) ...
... able and judicious conduct in the Chair. A. THISTLEWOOD, Sece. Suhscriptionsare received by E. Laugley, Esq. Ldgware Road, Thomas Hardy, 167, Fleet-street, Mr. Miller, Skinner-street, and at the Bar of the Crown and Anchor Tavern, Strand, London; and by J ...
... HARDY About 60 students have enjoyed An Afternoon with Thomas Hardy. Ex-BBC Producer Desmond Hawkins and two colleagues presented a rich account of Hardy the novelist set in his beloved Wessex. Cultural insights such as this not only sharpen the appetites ...