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... whisker slightly grey, moustache dark brown. Bad white handkerchief bearing name of Thomas Hardy, and a nembne's card of Surrey Cricket Clab with hoaler's name, Thomas Hardy, will;~omeuc eary inthonew ea: The Duchess of Albany and her ohildren hmve lefc Aro)sen ...
... half-years. THE SUDDEN DATIE OF A GEwTLEMAx.-The circumstanees attending the discovery of the dead body of a gentleman named Thomas Hardy on Vau hall Bridge, Lodoal, on Tuesday eveng, hare been investigated and the PressAhiOnii ?? m y the police and the hosite ...
... December, t Valparaiso 2oth 1iJanuary, passed Cape Horn 15th Feb. ruary, and sailed frona Rio 25d March. Commodore Sir Thomas Hardy was left at Lima with his broad pendant in the Creole frigate, CaptainT White. The differences between Lord Cochrane and ...
... y opera, for which Mr. A. W. Pinero has written the n book, and Mr. Adrian Ross the verses, will be ,e ehearsed. Mr. Thomas Hardy is dramatising Tess. u of the D'Urbervilles for Mrs. Patrick Campbell. His it 'ther famous novel, Far From the Madding ...
... conversant with his views on the present tendency of the English dramsa, to learn that he regards 'Jude the Obacure, by Thomas Hardy, as the bock- of the year. To most that work would seem closely akinL in motive and treatment to the recent sex-promlem ...
... Cot. G. W. HRnitton Ld, G.Mon3tg~lomerylriWiepola S. E. ClOwee S. W. Hardy Gathorne Morgan U.0. Walsh A. Cole Cot. H. A. Hardy John Morgan Ha. Maj.Waterhouso S. Collins Thomas Hardy J. S. MowhrayJ. 1. Wethy WilliamMB Corbett Colonel Henley J. W. NeAllls ...
... Smith, Borough Hotel; Mrs. Jickells, Albion Itun; Jadmes Garland, Oxbridge Hotel; Thomas Flannigan, Golden Fleece; Elizabeth Booth, Durham Hotel; John Cathbert, Park Inn: Thomas Rutter, Lambton Castle; J. Lightfoot, Druids' Hotel; W~m. Wrigglesworth, Leeds ...
... characters in the Manxman, the Deenster, and the ' Scapegoat which appeal to our best instincts. So, too, with Mr. Thomas Hardy; and with a novelis Q who is, perhaps, not so ?? M1acDonald. No one can reed Tess of the D'Urbervilles without being ...
... ianrmnorad, of.Eciceshill. t. TIR LAT I MR. THObMAS HARDnY .-Wr observe by o tlie Londotn papers thiat the funcrol of the late Thomas Hardy, :c onic of the intlivitiuarls put upon-his trial by the present Lord It Eldon, charg rd ( coiratrUrtively) with rigis ...
... Sharp li-ec- Robert Klnight, Esq. Timothy Brown, Esq. W!Iiim Morgan,., Esq. Mr. Adams, Mr. J. Pearson, Mr. i Brtoks; Mr. Thomas Hardy, Mr. Stephlins, .Mr. Miller, and Mr. Wildman, nephew to Mr.'Tooke. They left Wimbledon at 12 o'clock, and reached Ealing ...
... Galbraith 1140, Robert Hildebraud Alider- I son 1,145, Robert Blair McCabe 1,121, Edwtrd Henry V Mosecardi 1,110, Clement Thomas Le Hardy 1,112, John c William Pitt Muir-Mackenzie 1,008, Cecil Joseph Sallolds Faulder 1,090, Francis Alexander Slack 1,0S7; William ...
... of the delightful ramble Mr. Thomas Dytes makes C over thnse portions of Ayrshire an- Dumafriesshire ti kuiiwU as tne Land of Burns. Lieut.-Col. Collius I gives an account of the Gordon Boys' Hoite, aud Mr. h Thomas Hardy continues his neW suory, Tho ...