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... my cigar. Mr. Anthony Trollope, too• gives his testimony in favour of the weed, having been a smoker all his life. Mr. Thomas Hardy never smoked a pipeful in his life, and never found alcohol helpful in novel writing. Mr. James Payn is a constant smoker ...
... Monday last the inhabitants of this village had a grand intellectual treat in the shape of • temperance lecture by Mr. Thomas Hardy, of Manchester. Subject— A young man's resolve, and its influence. The subject was mostforcibly illustrated in the person ...
... Richards; Blank Lion, Blackfordby, from Herbert Thompson to James Gripe Travellers' Reek Worthington, from Joseph Bradley to Thomas Hardy; Old George Inn, Ashby, from Arthur Dolmen to Harry Bristol's Crabb ; Wert:louse (off bowed, Paokingcon, from she late ...
... sad he• being au old offender, was fined 20e. and GI ASSAULT. Lake Gilbert, labourer, was with assaulting Thomas Yeomans , gamekeepeVitlV Hardy, Dunstan Hall, on the 15th instant. The defendant, who did not appear, committed the when the complainant went ...
... Airs —The following have the Army r Herbett Elev. J. hn Elev. Kt . Dtniei Arthur Ch b Abel 3uley. Parker, Hyde. Thomas klilleatd. William Hardy. sad dubs Uweran Menem:use Cucamt.—There Coul onla 1in..1 Methodist C Sunday. wh..o tbe Roc J. P. Lanahare Methodist ...
... lb. • !two. •7 . :SWASILINCOTE • J,.,, I [Before R. and T. L PHINCEP, Eaqe.)l THE MIDLAND RAILWAY. —Hemiry Ne , Samuel Hardy, Thomas Irmanonger, and William Pinder, Church Greeley, colliers. were charged by Inspector Sawtell, of Birmingham• with unlawfully ...
... tT , the struggle with Mr. Hardy. Mr. Hardy : Never mind the gun: that has much to do with the case. Mr. Leech: It shews the violence that must have been used. Mr. Hardy : It was not broken in the struggle. Complainant continued : It was about two o'clock ...
... THOMAS TRIGG TAKES this oppowtunity of thanking the public in general for their kind patronage during the past ten years, and hopes by strict attention to business to still latent their patronage and support. T. T. also wishes to notify that he has no ...
... Well, by Messrs. Hardy, of Fairfield. The design was an arch, 15ft high, supported on columns, and it were the word/ Faith, Hope, and Charity, worked in coloured flowers. on the top of the arch was a crown of white and red daisies, grounded with yellow ...
... BURTON ARCHEOLOGISTS AT HAMSTALL RIDWARE. Entertained by Sir R. Hardy at In spite the i.ortiewhat mined climatic conditions. the of the Bonn Nettnal History and Arele-logical Society on Saturday afternuon made an enjoyable excursion to 11,rn• stall !tidy ...
... Thomas Phillips and Joseph Bullock ware each tined ss. and costs for being drunk and riotous, at Newhali, on the 2nd instant. Samuel line and William Newton, colder', of Linton, were summoned by Mr. Hardy, m•usger of the Cottrell Greeley Colliery, lc ...
... GOOD SEEDS! CHEAP SEEDS! THOMAS MARSON'S CATALOGUE OF NEW AND GENUINE GARDEN AND FLOWER SEEDS MN ON APPLICATION. A Trial and Comparison Solicited. Abundance of LOVELY WHITE FLOWERS, BRIDE COLLECTION, In 12 variation Hardy Annuals, of ow culture, 2a ...