... LANCERS. In the Matter of rnAKE NOTICE that the Estate of I the Schedule of In- Thomas Hardy, Anne cumbranees affecting the Hardy,his wife,and Mary dwelling-house, yard, Faith Muir, Owners garden, and offices, con- William Stevenson, taining in front ...

... story of Thomas Hardy. which the great man is said to have told to a friend the other day. The novelist happened to notice a book in a little village shop which he wished to buy. His usual comfortable old tweed suit misled the shop-owner. When Hardy asked ...

... rates of the leading Wool Markets. JAMES DAVIS. Cnrraghmore, Frankford, May, 1860. TO LANDED PROPRIETORS, AGENTS, ETC. MR. THOMAS HARDY, C.E. and Land Surveyor, for many years practically engaged in Drainage Projects under the Board of Public Works furnishes ...

... is again purchasing Wool at his Stores Oreenstreet, Parsonstown. May 30th, 1860. TO LANDED PROPRIETORS, AGENTS, ETC. MR. THOMAS HARDY, C.E. and Land Surveyor, for many rears practically engaged in Drainage Proiects under the Board of Public Wor s nrnishes ...

... as it will b Mr. Bernard Shaw, Mr. Rudyard ghold Sir James Barrie, and other writ re to for an enduring place in our lit Thomas Hardy, his friends have ...

... the medicine that will make you well and keep you well. • All dealers seU Doan's, 2/9 per boa. Solo • Co., L.. 4 W.s. Thomas Hardy, the novelist and poet, who died on January 11, in his sear, left, says '!he Daily Mail, estate valued £91,000. ...

... wife of Stephen Pepper, Esq, of a daughter. MARRIAGES. Oi the 16ih in'i., I arso.i town Church, the Rev Marcus M’Causiaud, Thomas Hardy, Teq, C.E. to Annie, second daai>liter of John Stothard, Esq 0.1. R. of Parsonstown. At St Peter’s Ci-urch, Dublin, Robert ...

... 25th January, 1849, Owners for lives renewable for William Stevenson, ever, formerly the Estate Petitioner. of Thomas Hardy, Esq., Anne Hardy, bis wife Mary Faith Muir, Mary Emily Stothard, and Frances North Stothard, has been lodged with the Clerk of ...

... counties, that is a,'ain pnrchasiuo Wool his Stores Greenstreet. Parsonstown. 3dth, ISCO. riIOPIiIKTOUS, AGIO NTS, ETC. MU. THOMAS HARDY, C.R. anti Surveyor, for many years practically in DrainiVij-ets the Hoard ot' Public Works furnishes Plan , Estimates ...

... of Action. And the worst of it is that while brains have long ceased to operate in the ordinary novel, men of mina like Thomas Hardy, have been turned from prose to poetry by the misunderstanding cackle of those whose function it is to criticise, while ...

... KILLING A BULLOCK. Patrick Fup, alias Cloffy, and Henry, were indicted for killing and stealing bullock, the property of Mr. Thomas Hardy. John Henry jun., who had been called on by his father (one of the prisoners,) to give evidence on his behalf, let out ...

... tofrcccivo few young ladies as boarders. 1, Glebe-street, Parsonstown. April 11. TO LANDED PROPRIETORS, AGENTS, ETC. TR. THOMAS HARDY. C.E. and Land Snrreyor, for many years pnieticallr in Drainage Projects under the Board of Public Works furnishes Plan* ...