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... [Corrazgar.3 THE GRAVE BY THE HAND-POST. Br THOMAS HARDY. Author of Tess of tho D'Urbervilles. Jude the Obscure, Fair from the Madding Crowd. The Return of the Native, A Pair of Blue Eyes, &c. I never pass through Chalk-Newton without turning ...
... tie 20th inst.. aged 8 mete. Thomas Hardy, formerly of els :3 c. DAMN Meow 44. sal K pi ...
... merchants' Joseph Ambler and Timothy Holmes. Chapel Hill mills, East-parade, Huddersfield, York. shiro, roller makers; Thomas Hardy. John Flint, and John Gardiner Hanson, 12, Norfolk.stroct, Rotherham, Yorkshire, pawnbrokers; Francis Dobson Lowndes, Edward ...
... Brletol. woo elected by nomination. la the plan of Thomas Hardy. who has been fear years supernumerary. The Inv. Edwin H. Tindall, of mane chapel enretary. was anted by nominating In the plan of Thomas Thompson, super manned en the gonad seniority. The ...
... Lane. Linthwaite, to Miss Martha Eastwood, of Upper Hey, Meltham. HARDY—Cetowlex.—On the 7th inst., at St. Stephen Church, Lindley, by the Rev. A. Humble. B.A. curate. Mr. Thomas Hardy, of Bpringwood, to Sar►h Annie Bennett Chadwick of Lindley. Lirri ...
... Preliminary. or Special Coarse for other particulars um) be htd el the School. THOMAS THORP, Secretary. May 19th. 1194. SPRING WO 0 D HALL GARDENS GREENHEAD-ROAD. HUDDERSFIELD. THOMAS HARDY begs once more to THANK his Customers nod the general public for their ...
... *del 1 41 gigftin• PIKE LAW. FULBTONS. 8. S. WIM PE NNY has received instants. Iva %Was from Er. Thomas Hardy, who Is &YAM Um to SELL BY AUCTION. wpm promises attack, above„ Os Woodsy. Womb what* of num STOCK sad IMPLEMENTS., asespristog four head a park ...
... William street. INFIRMARY DEMONSTRATIION. AT DIG TON. SATURDAY, JULY SPRIN GWO 0 D HALL GARDENS GREENHEAD-ROAD. HUDDERSFIELD. THOMAS HARDY begs once more to THANK his Customers and the general public for their patronage during the past year. Also to inform them ...
... their names to • movement A FATALITY IN THE LONDON FOG. The olremostames &amain' the of the did beefy of a gentlemen awned Thomas Hardy, os Vatzbs ll Buddha,. London, Timothy mob*, ham hoes Isomft/Mod, Prim woo Intended by polls. and asthoeltloo so Wedneeday ...
... Among the well-known authors expected to be present are :—Mr. Rudyard Kipling. Mr. Frankfort Moore, Mr. Douglas Widen, Mr. Thomas Hardy, Mr. Anthony Hope, Mr. William Le Queux, and Mr. Stanley Weyman. ...
... LEPTON. SCHOOL Boon.—This Board met on Tharmlay last. Present, Mews. W. H. Brierley (chairman), Jibes Jenson, J. G. Hardy, Thomas demon. and F. Shaw. The Clerk reported that there was • balance in the bank to the credit of the Board of 7d. Cheques ware ...
... under i.e. from Mr. Bell for tan yeaee gm HOC al th. root of 440 per and abort tbr. ear. of the beds bold under Rom Thomas Hardy for forty from the Ind Peineary, 1811,.4 the awns' rent of 410. The of with the lantana. and Torighlre Uompen, made 18th ...