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... brighter era iseuruenced in the Political condition of the Country. On the West Side:— Pithlie Duty and Private Worth. Thomas Hardy lived to see a great part of his lautLible and enlightened objects fulfilled by the passing of the Reform Dill, which will ...
... probable that the lines were written before his death. It is also a matter for argument why he should have introduced Mr. Thomas Hardy as a member of 'lle Dismal Throng. In my opinion the gem of the whole poem is the following word-picture of Tolstoi: ...
... TIMBER SALE. PRET.IIIINARY NOTICE. • =PARRS. THOMAS HARDY • ;iiii3, her to inform the Trade and the Public generally, that they sill rhurtly bold a SALE BY AULTION of TIMBER.. which will include DEALS, HAITENS, BOARDS, CLIIIADINU, BOULDINU, TURN. 'NUS ...
... literary contents we find the names of vetch eminent writers as Sir'. Baker, lark Russell, Grant Allen, George Attridge Sala. Thomas Hardy. and others The engraeings. 'but a very numerous and exceptionally line, on 'seemed by Dixon, A. and C. Daslloo, C. J ...
... dumpy little man, rejo' ing in the pugilistic cognomen of Thomas Sayers, summoned at the instance of the police on charge having cruelly ill treated and ill-used his step-son, Andr® Thomas Hardy, aged about ten years. The facts case appeared to ba as follows ...
... 100. word answers to the question : WHOM DO VOL . CONSIDER THE FIRST ENGLISH NovEusT IRAN OR WOMAN) OF THE DAY, AND WHY! Thomas Hardy is already considered a classic. Ile is the Shakaprare of English prose, fur he deals with human nature in its simple. ...
... Peers Expedition has arrived from Greenland at Bydney, Cape Breton. A splendid scienti6o collection has been secured. Mr. Thomas Hardy le now en the Continent preparing for publication in book tom hie now no‘el, The l'uretua of the Well Leioved. - A New ...
... Michael Thomp- son. At CoRsmRDaE, on the 27th inst., aged 71, much re- spected, Mr Thomas Hacle, former. At ?? LBB, on the 2nd inst., at an advanced ago, Mr Thomas Hardy, gamekeeper. At MONETON, on the let inat., aged 78, deservedly respected, Edward Ppttison ...
... DOG, large liver soil white, Pound at Ferry Hill ntat , on on Tuesday; a not m Y days Will Kat to defray Pantoea—Apply Thomas Hardy, stmt, West Corona th BIT/'H, blue and tan eoltair, rroppe4, Found 14th February : it not claimed in ttwee days Iw owner ...
... committed both prisoners for trial at Durham Assizes.-The forged bills were next taker, one of which had been paid to MIr Thomas Hardy, timber merchant, Newcastle, by Mr James Harke, h,'ilder, who had got it from Sproat, and the other one the 31essr; Swinney ...
... Lyons Hetton. Mi. Thomas Reed, Lyons Hetton. Mr, John Potts, Lyons Hetton. Mr. William Smith, Easington Lane. Mr. William Smith, jun., Easingtou Lane. Mr. Charles Smith, Easiugtou Lane. Mr. John Reed, Easingtou Lane. Mr. Thomas Hardy, Coal Bank, Moorsley ...
... NEWCASTLE. - Yesterday.—Before the Mayor (Mr Win. Hunter), Aid. Hedley, and HENRY Milvain. EXTENSIVE THEFT OF PIGEONS. Thomas Hardy was charged with stealing several pigeons, the property of Henry Maikhara, High Friar Street. Prosecutor, a pigeon fancier ...