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... Thomas Hardy’* Naw Story. Good words,—the trumpet major, the New Story, hr Tiiouas Hardy. Author •• Far from the Madding Cro*d, row appearing from month to month. •• Hardr at heat.*’-ifcrdeas Fres FretM. •* Admirable characterstodlea.'*—AdmlHirpACewrant ...
... A NEW STORY, ENTITLED :ALICIA'S DIARY, BY THOMAS HARDY, :Author of Ceder the Tree, Laod:cese, Far from the Madding Creed. te., te.. WILL BE COMMENCED II TOO HERALD and WEEKLY lEEE PRESS, ON OCTOBER 15TH. • • ...
... A NEW STORY, ENTITLED ALICIA'S DIARY 111 , THOMAS HARDY, Avner Under the Gteeasood Tree, . Leedietsa, Far troth tc., WILL BE COMMENCED IN TUB HERALD and WEEKLY FREE PRESS, ON OCTOBER 15tH. ...
... A NEW STORY, ENTITLED ALICIA'S DIARY, BY THOMAS HARDY, Author ad 4 . Under MN Lao lima. ••Fra Iran the Crowd, 4.. è.. WILL BE COMMENCED II HERALD and WEEKLY FREE PRESS, ON OCTOBER 15m. NOTES AND P., DATlL—Volume out of print not likel/ • be reprinted ...
... whiskers, 6] ghily eray ; dark brown. He had a white handkerchief bearing the name of Thomas Hardy, card of the Surrey Cricket Club with belder’s name Thomas Hardy. ...
... ELECTION INTELLIGENCE. Lancashire (Buxton). —Mr Gerald Hardy, son of Sir Thomas Hardy, who contested the division against Sir Arthur Bass last year, was yesterday selected Conservative candidate for the Buxton division of Lancashire. THE ROYAL COMMISSION ...
... George Thomson, to Maggie Ann, second daughter William Daatin. Barnbrne, Methven, Perthshire, on the 20th inst , by the Eev. Thomas Hardy, Fowlis Wester, WILLIAM GARDEN, London, son of Wm. Garden, statioomaster, Balgovran. Perthshire, to SUSAN, younger daughter ...
... transport marked reported from Queenstown have passed disabled, the steamer Harlev, 450 tons, horse power, belonging to Mr Thomas Hardy, Cork. She left Newport on the Bth inst. with tons of material for the Saukim-Berber Railway, and put into two days later ...
... Barnes, a cripple, was committed to the Sessions for doing grievous bodily harm to Thomas Hardy, a grinder. The prisoner—a very passionate man—bit a woman on the hand, Hardy, endeavouring te protect her, wu attacked by Barnes, who, swinging his crutch round ...
... had not paid sufficient income-tax has sent the Chancellor of the Exchequer banknotes to the value of £50. The house of Thomas Hardy, the novelist, in Dorsetshire, is built on the site of Roman graveyard, and the driv ...
... 4 Learmonth Terrace, Edinburgh, on the Ist ‘inst., by the Rev. John Cunniugham, D.D., minister of Crieff, and the Rev. Thomas Hardy, minister of Fowlis- Wester, James E. Ross, Abercairnev, Crieff, to HzLEN JoHANNA, eldest daughter of the late John Joss ...
... sole result that there have been six failure*. I wonder (remarks the London eormapondent of the -Glasgow Herold) if Mr Thomas Hardy will follow Mr Blacktuore's example and himself undertake the draniatiastioa of The Mayer of ICssterbridge; for this ...