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... J’oa.—June 11th, the Heights, Bridlington, Frances Mary, wife of Mr. Thomas Fox, aged 26 years. Habdt. —At Bridlington Quay, Jons 6th, aged 62 years, Hannah, widow of Thomas Hardy, fisherman. Caoss.—At Flamboroogh, June Bth, aged years, Isabella Croat ...
... made up of tiers of lace | Bridesmaids were Miss Tracey Barrass and Miss Louise Barrass (bride’s sisters). Best man was Mr Thomas Hardy and groomsmen were Mr Alan Stokes and Mr Andrew Berrimen. Following the ceremony, conducted by the Rev John Meek, a reception ...
... of the trials and tribulations of producing a junior school Nativity play. Mrs J. Stark read an amusing excerpt from a Thomas Hardy tale, “The Absent- Mindedness of the Parish Choir”. This was followed by an amusing contribution, entitled “Limberger Cheese” ...
... houses situate in Bridlington aforesaid, bounded the above described premises the south, and in the several occupations of Thomas Hardy, Ann Clarke, and Elizabeth Melton, the annual rental of £l5. The Furniture and Stock of Lot 1 are of first class quality ...
... Inland Voynge,” Ac., Ac. [FOURTH ARTICLE ] Heath & Moorland Blossoms The fate of E(?don Heath—that heath vividly doncribed Thomas Hardy in ** The Return the Native”—baa overtaken many of our open wastes gorse and heather, and the moorlands have also suffered ...
... being drunk and riotous, and refusing to leave the New Inn, public-house, at the Quay, on Sunday night, tho 13th inst. —Thomas Hardy, of Bridlington- Quay, boatman, was fined 20s. for being drunk and riotous, and refusing to leave the Sunderland Bridge ...
... situate in Bridlington Quay aforesaid, bounded tbe above described premises on the south, and in the several occupations of Thomas Hardy. Ann Clarke, and Elizabeth Melton, the annual rental of The Furniture and Stock of Lot 1 are of-first class quality, and ...
... district what Scott’s novels did for the district of the Trossachs. Bournemouth owes its popularity largely to the novels Thomas Hardy, in which it is always called Sandboume, just as Weymouth is called Budmonth, ■ and Poole, Havenpool. POEMS OF PRAISE. ...
... of history in the town. would like to tell them a story from bis native town of Dorchester, which was the native town of Thomas Hardy the novelist. There was a little old yard called the Greyhound-yard, with a stone-carved arch it* entrance. enterprising ...
... not sending his daughter Emma to school in accordance with an Attendance Order previously made. —Orders were made upon Thomas Hardy and John Potter, both of Bridlington, labourers, send their children to school. £ljr Vnori» (Vmißlj) CtnirrJ) HKIULIN QTON ...
... Fowler was vice president. The following coinofficers were apiiointcd as follows: treasurer, Mr. T. Woodall; secretary* Mr. Thomas Hardy; auditors. Mr. Watson Garbutt and Mr. T. Gre-owood, and Mr. T. Rhode* was elected vice presidents. 'J'l»© following Hart ...
... oversaw', whose body was found near the furnace .— . .Friday Aftentoon, Ilalf past Two o'Cleck. Edward Armstrong, Thomas Gledston, John Hardy, Thomas Bell, and others took seriously ill. We all had a prayer meeting at a quarter to two o'clock, whvii TIM., Henry ...