... 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 ...

... the usual manner. ed Lady Seaford has (lied at Hampton Court, h5 aged 90 years. Deceased was the reliat of Captain Sir Thomas Hardy, flae-captain of Lord ar Nelson when he met his death. Deceased was found on by her maid in a fit in her bed-room, but she ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... quarrel. I ensued, afid defendant acknowledied1 giving com- plainant a IIslight tap on his head. Fined 4d and costs 9s. --Thomas Hardy, Bridlingtcin, Qaay, fisherman, for being drunk and riotouson~, the public' streets on the 23rd of April (there being previous' ...

... 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 ...

... dis- charged. .A ROTHWELL POLICE-CONSTABLE CHARGED wrra ASa&uLT.-At the Wakefield Borough Policeeaouxt yesterday, William Thomas Hardy, a West Riding police. constable atationei at Rothwell, was uimoned for assaulting Mr. James Davis, boot and Shoe dealesr ...

... Graves and Thomas Nutt; North Cliff, Thomas Rennison and William Appleton, South Cliff, Thomas Leake and George Jackson; East 'Jottingwith, Robert Banks and Thomas Room; Ellerton, Joseph Anson and George Wake; Everingham, John Thomas and ...

... evenings is allowed. Shout- I ing and brawling, with the full excitement of the games, d, is not an unusual circumstance. Mr. Thomas Hardy, on Wednesday, handed to the w postmaster for inspection a remarkably large egg, laid by a half-bred hen, which is; a, ...

... elderly mau named Thomas Hardy, formerly well known as the landlord of the Normanton Iuu, appeared in custody upon a charge of stealing four horses and two beasts, together of the value of £130, on Seutemiber 16th, the property of Joseph Hardy, his brother ...