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... circumstances, that a great artist should have limned them for us whilstthey existed. Thomas Hardy has done something of tbe same sort for the „eople of Dorsetshire, but Hardy has scarcely painted a picture so true as tbat which Charlotte Bronte has bequeathed ...
... resembling influenza, and are confined to their stables. On Thursday evening the fifty-seventh anniversary of the acquittal of Thomas Hardy, John Home Tooke, and John Thclwall from a charge of high treason, was celebrated by the friends of parliamentary reform ...
... transferred to the stage- h^u^V — i u po n we I 1 Mr. Thomas Hardy f of JvJ I year last week. Born ne«£ f . vrg „> C lin that locality, with only bn feS s.o ' „ since 1874. In pursuit of h« on doO tcct. Mr. Hardy came to V%{otZrZK\ twenty, and in 1863 A i«*J'( ...
... Maria, youngest daughter of Mr. Samuel Dfilby, Little Horton-lane, Bradford Harpy*Oct. 21st, aged 29, Alice, widow of Mr. Thomas Hardy, Louglaods-street, Bradford. Hill*Oct. 20th, aged 74, Joshua Hill, Gracechurch-street. Bradford. KinnlSON.*Oct 14th aged ...
... Suuday, Mr. Thomas Lee, slubber, to Miss Dinah Dun well both of Beeston. On Sunday, Mr. William Wescoe, cordwainer, Miss Emm? Dalley, both of Leeds. On Sunday, Mr. James Walker, mechanic, to Miss Saloma Wade, both of Wortley. On Suuday, Mr. Thomas Woodward ...
... estuary. And this, perhaps, by reason their faults individuals. but thai* misfortune child-rearers.— Well-Beloved, by Thomas Hardy. The Protesta_ht Position. Protestantism has lived double principle one, li ; formal, the authority of the Scriptures the ...
... Assault came before the Wakefield magistrates on Wednesday. Thomas Rayner, Hardy Croft; William Rayner, William-street ; and Maty Logan, Puncheon-street, were Charged with an assault on Thomas Davis, boiler-maker, Tavern-street. On the evening of New Year ...
... avoids some of the faults of the Constitution cf the United States. THE SALE OF STONEHENGE. The Daily Chronicle says—Mr. Thomas Hardy, like the rest of us, will not listen to the idea Oi Stoneheuge being stolen from the nation or handed over to the tender ...
... J Ug ' Bn } ythi e» Bridge, near the Rev. Charles Overton, vicar at c£Si?l aeed 76 ' Amelia, wife of yietoria^rescen, Thomas Hardy, TockwiTh ' * Vaketll;ld . aged 29, Charles, son of ffi&SMSUfr John F - Goodal1 ' lieuto.ani! 3Sth S^^r^, Maxwell Crofton ...
... — December Ist, at South-street, Chapel, Sheffield! Walter, son of the Rev. H. T. Marshall, to Edith Alice, daughter of Thomas Hardy, Montgomeryroad, Sharrow, Sheffield. Ogikr—Holcinos.—November 2Stb, at St. George's Dub-j lin, Armond Victor Ogier, to ...
... Westgrove-street WANTV.-May 6th, aged 40. Betsy Wanty, Paradise-street bour'™r y ' a ' cd S Hopklnson, West- Hardy. May 7th, aged SS. Thomas Hardy. Willow-street Intirrriary agß ' Ge ° rge surrow tlaytou, Bradford WA >ad AOll ' May 10th ' aged Emily Mary ...
... Green-street, who was found to be a lunatic, was brought before Mr. Bruce, on Tuesday, and ordered to be detained in an asylum. Thomas Hardy, butcher, Horsforth, was fined 20s. and costs, for having had in his possession a pair of scales 3£oz. against the purchaser ...