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... MR THOMAS HARDY Ia one of the Is r•terdd • •• Ccomstrotioo Thomas Hardy, dioonfti•Ord ood William Ardoor, ono the 'esdieg GenieM. Said Archer Haeerea beaA that yes mod to wile lees ! .I t em or the village ride r Yes, to their soldier esetetlearto ...
... MEN OF THE DAY. Thomas Hardy, novelist. WM bora in Jrnus. 1840, in Dorsetshire, and oonamenoed his career as an architect. For an essay dealing with Coloured Bricks and Terra-cotta Architecture, he received the medal and prize of the Institute of British ...
... FATAL ACCIDENT AT PORT TALBOT DOCIL Thomas Hardy, a seaman, was proceeding to hi3 ship, the s.s. Dodo, lying in the docks at Port Talbot, on Monday about 8.15 p.m., when he walked over the side of the new graving dock, tailing a distance of 30 feet. When ...
... CONSTABLE'S SUSPICIONS. Thomas Hardy 1281 and Ornate Reran jai . dowelled as chanted presence. at Sit '• Puke Court acre 4. enable the 'ware to nuke inquifier P.C. Good Friday Want cnnbcd • ladder in Manuel liowegee Stem Hardy endeavouring to unreal himself ...
... Isabella Hardy (Belle), eldest daughter of tho late Mr Joseph Hardy, inspecting engineer, Cardiff. The Rev. Joseph Baker, M.A., vicar, assisted by the Rev. Isaiah Roberts, B.A., conducted the ceremony. The bride was given away by her unole, Mr Thomas Hardy ...
... generally one or two novels running through the London papers, and though he has f liardly attained the height of Hall Caine or Thomas Hardy he possesses a vigour which must always keep him in the front rank. One forgets in his Philistia, For Mamie's Sake* ...
... YGUSG INQUIRER.—We have not ltept record. RECEIVED.—A Blaenavou Federationist, Justice, Thomas H. Hardy, Bey. Monaaignor Williams. ...
... STEALING AN OVERCOAT.—At the police-court, on Wednesday—before Major Wright and Mr T. Jenkiii-E iwitrd SprigjSs (a hawker) and Thomas Hardy were charged with stealing an overcoat from 27, High-street, the property of Messrs Lewis Lewis and Co., the value of the ...
... A Byrd acquisition. made daring the past year, was that of the monument erected on the Donee coast to the memosy of Sir Thomas Hardy, Nelson's dee.captain. The tower hod been handed over to the Trust on a 500 years lease, while Col. Williams, ~had preseoted ...
... Evans, Mr Spencer, and Mr Hooper Peter Cassidy, who was last week arrested as a vagrant in Cardiff, and gave his name as Thomas Hardy, was brought up in custody and charged with being a person under police supervision, and with failing to report his coming ...
... are Mr. Anthony Trollope, Mr. Cl: arles Reade, Mr. It. D. Blackmore, Mr. Jenkins, M.P., Mr. G. Barnett Smith, a:id Mr. Thomas Hardy. It has been suggested that a literary congress should be held in Paris during the forthctming exhibition. The proposition ...
... Lady Macgregor, of Hampton Court, widow of Sir John Macgregor, and youngest and only sur- viving daughtor of Captain Sir Thomas Hardy, who was flag captain to Lord Nelson at the time of the gallant hero's death, is suffering from a severe attack of influenza ...