... contribution was made by the Ist New York Brownies, first by Michelle Hull reading a poem for Christmas, “The Oxen' by Thomas Hardy and then by the pack singing and acting Malcolm Sargent's ‘Zither Carol’. Lessons were read by Mrs Dawson, Mrs Kemp, Michelle ...

... overturned. Foreman William Smith, an employee of the Cheltenham Tramway Company, who was riding on the lorry, was killed. Mr. Thomas Hardy, the novelist, has accepted the presidency of the Society of Dorset Men in London, in succession to Sir Frederick Treves ...

... one missed many faces ; but there were William Black, brown as a berry and looking no older than he did 20 years * ago; Thomas Hardy, who, like Black, is a physically small person; Francillon and M‘Carthy ; Rider Haggard, a tall, fair, fresh young man ...

... about 65 fine Hedgerow ASH and OAK TIMBER TREES, as lotted upon the farms in the respective occupations of Messrs. John and Thomas Hardy, Wood Enderby.—Further particulars see bills. Jos. Dawson, wood keeper, Wood Enderby, Boston, will show the lots the morning ...

... was highly appreciated by the students present.—The author to be studied at next Monday's lecture (at 7.15 p.m.) will be Thomas Hardy. New members will be very welcome, and single lectures, if the subject interests others than students, may be attended ...

... got home from Lis work at Waddington when he died. The coroner’s jury returned a verdict of deuth from natural causes, ~ Thomas Hardy, a farm servant, has been committed for trial by the Magistrates at Bostom for having attempted to commit an outrage-on ...

... com- | interests in the Medci,tormnean. scl a;ne for thz}t town. There were also on the | plain about. (Cheers). ] MR. THOMAS HARDY does not approve of the gm‘or;n Lord Heneage, the Archdezcon o‘]’ Discussion followed.—Mr. Steel said the more alteration ...

... nearer to God. ‘HORSE DEALING TRANSACTION. At the Lincoln County Court on Monday, was | heard the case of Hardy v. Elliot.—Plaintiff, Thomas Hardy, Thorney, Notts. farmer, sued Riley Elliot, Grove Villa, Retford, horse dealer, for £4, damage for breach ...

... a:“ llnv! just received our New Spring Lincoln Bankruptey Court on Thursday, John us' er Patierns, both for Ladies ..5 Thomas Hardy, labourer, lately a farmer of 3‘:.;«“ A betiar sclestion tham ever before.— ; Wood Enderby, .ng’ now living at H_mc-tk ...

... not proceeds of the recent Grantham Hospital ball amount to the handsome sum of £5O 03, 6d. puring the past ten days Mr. Thomas Hardy, of Cloot Farm, Crowland, near Spalding, has red most serious losses by the death of eight voluable working horses. The ...

... this week, is a simply written, but sufficiently lively record of travel, while first rank fiction was represented b Mr. Thomas Hardy and Mrs. Humphry Wud', who was dressed in dark mauve and black brocade, and a hat suited to her somewhat masculine t{pe ...

... Miss Rebecca Clark, Paul Clark, Ryan Kemp and Owen Kemp, grandchildren; Mr and Mrs Sam Hardy, brother-in-law and sister; Mrs Hargreaves, sister-in-law; Mr William Hardy, nephew; Mrs Benton, aunt; Mrs Clayton, Mr Peter Jacklin, Mr and Mrs Robert Benton, cousins ...