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... because distant, more alluring lands. ROYAL AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY OF IRELAND. The Managing Committee met on Thursday, Thomas H. Hardy, Esq., in the chair. The Secretary iepoited, on behalf of the Fitrance Committee, that all prizes awarded at the late ...
... MEETING. Thur-day, March 13, 1845. Present—John Hussey Walsh, Esq., in the chair; John Ross Mahon, Thomas It. Hardy, J. B. Bankhead, Charles Roper, Thomas Hutton, and Joseph Esqrs. A letter was read from Mr. John Corr, secretary to the Roscommon Farming ...
... Sir Charles and Lady Burton, Mr. Hubert Watson, M.F.H., and Miss Weldon. Mrs. and Mists Alex• ander. Captain Jocelyn Thomas, Mr. Hardy Eustace. Major and Miss Eustace, Mr. and Mrs. Stewart Duckett and Miss Duckett, Mr. and Mrs. Bro•ne.Clayton and party ...
... gentlemen were appointed for next year as the Show-yard Committee :--Finlay W. Cusack, Eaq., MR. Thomas Preston, Thomas I. Hardy, Richard Chaloner, Thomas Rutherford, Esqrs. ; Hon. R. G. Talbot, lion. George-Gough, Sir Percy Nugent, Bart ; John G. Coddington ...
... really looks as young as he did twenty years ago ; Blsckmore is now white and nearing the category of venerable; and Thomas Hardy will never look youthful again. The death of the Earl of Carnarvon, though for days we were led to anticipate it, will ...
... were carefully preserved. In pursuance of the Admiral's directions, they were given, with several other timings, by Sir Thomas Hardy, his captain, to Lady Hamilton ; by her they were transferred, under peculiar circumstances, to a late Alderman ; and they ...
... wife of Thomas Mitchell, solicitor, of a son. November, 11th, 1890, at floystown Church. by the lie,. 8. E. Cooney, M.A., Joseph, eldest eon of the late Edward Cooke, Esq., The Grange Bailin. *sloe, to Ellen Antisel eideit daughter of the late Thomas J. Hardy ...
... Duckworth, Rev. Canon William Roger*, Mr. Thomas Feed, It. A., Mr. W. S. Hartpole Iwchy, Mr. Justin M`Carthy, , Mr. W. R. S. Ralston, Mr. R. Whelan-Boyle, Dr. Lionel Peale, Mr. Karl Blind, Mr. C. E. Hardie, Mr. Josiah Harrington, Principal J. G. Greenwood ...
... presence of its authors. Why has the world taken so little notice of the wonderful allegory in that book P I can boldly meet Thomas Hardy face to face, because I have read the Droop of Noble Dames, and Itudvard Kipling, because I can quote the Light that ...
... produne stint eery te.tire,ial. a character and slehtiem. Apply at the • eke t4thi. TO LANDED PROVE! KTOR,s, AtiENTS, MIL THOMAS HARDY, C.E. anti Land Surveyor s for ninny yearn prnetieullr in rce Pnijects mill, the Don't' of Wtork, furnishes MO , . FAtiM/tCB ...
... eyes in the paper written by M. B. Byrds, and Winsome Women find • lovely representative in the Bathsheba Everdene of Thomas Hardy. An Oxford Holiday nets befont us, in • most interesting fashion, that lovely city with its dream of spires, while ...
... Thursday, May 22, Present?Gust Es 1.. in the chair; the Provost, T.C.D. ;TI as 14ail. Charles Roper, Thomas It. Hardy, John Holton Massy, William Thomas Sc) mour, and A.C.D. Edie, Esqrs. The Secretary read the following letter from Lambert Disney, Esq. ...