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... the 23rd inst., from Seghill, a COLLY DOG, Black and Tan, answers to the name of Moss.” Anyone returning the same to y Thomas Hardy, Seghill, will be rewarded. 197 WANTED, by a Lady, a GENTLEWOMAN to join her in Housekeeping, or, if preferred, she can ...
... one of the reasons why he went in for a Local Option Bill. (A Imse.)—Exoellent temperance were nfterwatds given by Mr. Thomas Hardy, Stoke-on- Trent : Mr. W. Raiser. Cardiff ; Cant. Perfect. Castleford. Yorkshire: end Mr. Whiten. Londcn. The Rey. W. Embleton ...
... criticism. Ik. Walter Elegant is a clever and industrious novel st; het why Sir Walter Bement and not Sir George Mereditk Sir Thomas Hardy, or Sir Robert Blackmon'? In the domain of poetry, too, why Sir Lewis Morris sad not Sir Algernon Swinburne? The answer ...
... Listen. By A ugusta Hancock. A Sun-Burst. By Norman Cotter TEE PVIMIT Ur THI WILL•BkLOVED. A Sketch of a Thropernment. By Thomas Hardy, Author of Tess of the D'Urtervilles, Far from the Madding Crowd, to., he. Part Third.-A Young Man of Fifty• Nine. ...
... promised to be present, speeches may be expected from Sir Henry Thompson, Sir Charles Warren, Professor Max Muliar, Mr. Thomas Hardy, Mr. George Augustus Sala, Mr. James Payn, Bret Herta, and Mr. Henry Irving. The Board of Trade has several times promised ...
... the David O sen, 7 lengths, met Thomas Hardy, 10) second round the first try ‘a foul occurred, and ‘on the race biing rowed. ‘as done, and Hardy 6 lengths, Huddaré, lengths, wi ease. beat in this will be between J. Fs Hardy. match was JoBsox axd W. FoR £190 ...
... Baker, guard, living at Frost Street, Tyne I Dock, corroborated. Herbert Hamlett, 10 years of age, and another boy named Thomas Hardy, sixike to having, on the 27th of April, found the purse (produced) containing the deposit note fur £174. It was beside ...
... ripresentel by Sir Fiancis Knollve, th3 Prince of Vales bv Lord Church:!!, the Duke of York by the Eton. Dbre KRppc-L, Thomas Hardy, the novelist, and numseou3 cauncy folk were also present. The Bishop ef WVincbester was too unwrull to attend. ...
... London, has been murdered near the village of Toban, iii Palestine. A story, entitledc The Return of the Native, by h3r Thomas Hardy, autbor of Far from the Mazdding Crowd, will be begun in the January number of Bel gravia. Mliss Betham-Edwards is ...
... NOW FIRST A MERE INTERLUDE. By THOMAS HARDY, ALmoa or Fia MADDING Caowcq• Turryfr MAJoa, Mr. Heddegan forgave the coldness of his bride's manner during and after the wedding ceremony, full well aware that there had been considerable reluctance oa her ...
... Prince and the Novelists.—The Prince of Wales is said to be an admirer of Miss Marie Corelli. Hs is also an admirer of Thomas Hardy, and receives from the authors specially bound copies of their books. Punch and the Monroe Doctrine—Master Johnny Bull ...
... Parliamentary Reform was held on evening, at the Athensbum, Carlisle, under the auspices of the National Reform Union. Mr. Thomas Hardy presided, and there was a good attendance. Resolutions were passed, urging the Governtneut to introduce ft comprehensive ...