... these things establish a strong likeness betweem I it the ideas of Thomas Hardy with regard to art er.) and the life-lng gospel preachedl bv Gustave :ive lFlaubert. And yet Thomias Hardy is the most sld personal of writers. Between the lines of nearly ...

... Emerson, P.M., Thomas Hardy, P, M P. P. G, P W. T. Wa -nu, M. Taylor, W. 9 Addison,;W Turner, Thomas Linton Whitworth t1 Lodge, No. 1,932: T. Farthing, P.M., ?? r, W. J. Sanderson, P.M., ; John Teaodale, P.M. t] Barnard Lodge, No. 1,230 : Thomas Douglas, n ...

... motion was carried unanimously. THE FATAL BOAT ACCIDENT AT RED CAR. INQUEST ON THE BODIE S. The inquest on the bodies of Thomas Hardy Middleton, Richard Robson, Albert Imueson, and George Boyle Taylor, who met with their deaths through the upsetting of ...

... described a, as a big, heavy main, bad his leg broken in v of pablic-house tnilec at Job's Hill, *ed his alleged in ?? and Thomas Hardy and Jamei in Killen-were remanded on their own bail to co'ne to up in a month, prosecutor btein bedIfast._ V, Ptick Quinnan ...

... written' c by Mr T. P. O'Connor, ALP.P, for the a Ai'otkentre Echio, will shortly bae pblishedr I The first sketch, subject, Thomas. Hardy, C thc famous, novelist and. delineator. of o Wersex life and' character, will appern c. these columns to-morrowv C4 A ...

... £040In or rty all, or in default three months in prison, and also Ds the the costs, or an additionsl fourteen days. Cli are Thomas Hardy, butcher, Outram-street, was ye I'll, ext charged with exposing for sale unsound g urk ?? Steavessson appeared for the ...

... John Thomas Ball, LL.D., Q.C., M.P.; Sir Edwin Landseer, RA.; Sir William George Armstrong, C.B.; Sir Francis Grant, President of the Royal Academy; Sir Jamps Alderson, M.D., President of the Royal College of Physi. cians; Sir Thomas Duffus Hardy, Deputy ...

... toilai by the hlieman ofb IRan- PITIFUL END OF AIN AGED NE 'A juvy yesteildzy sat at Leasinathorne-to con. sider Ue case.cf Thomas- Hardy (6,, coalrainer, I who ntalixquished daily WrYE few, days ago. . e aliied with hs3 wvdowi i3d on Friday last was I missing ...

... ic such periods in human existence appear when relieved of their environment. The following is from A Laodicean, by Thomas Hardy:- Her hand was hanging by her side, and Somerset was close by. He took it, and she did not draw it away. Thus they stood ...

... reported from Queenstown to have been passed disabled, is the steamer Hl vrhy, 400 tones, 85 horse-power, belonging to Mr Thomas Hardy, of Cork. She left Newport l IMon.), on the Sth inst., with 250 tons of material for the Suakim-Berber Railway, and put ...

... the iacl to talk snich steiis as will ECtine its irotset behcrvaiuO3 ia regard to these .ad other fo tLochars. Ito -Mr Thomas Hardy (Diflingliano) secocedl the Mi rSooltitiun, which wsc supported by several en ?? Hibbert, of Bradford, proposod gI ain ...

... lis to the new chancel funi. Mr W. L. Powell was again cihoqpn bv thne Rletor as his clnrsh. warderl, whilst Mr Thomas Hardy and Mr Thomas Sarginson, jn ?? wers r e slectad for the parish -& long and interesting conversation tno'c plece with regard to ...