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... for the Newton Division of Lancashire opposition to Sir Richard Cross. STAFFORDSHIRE (BUETON DIVISION),— Mr Gerald Hardy, son of Thomas Hardy, who contested the division against Sir Arthur Bass last year, was yesterday selected as Conservative candidate ...
... extensive reader. He also expresses thanks for Rabelais, who must always be numbered amongst the immortals. The views of Mr. Thomas Hardy and Mr. George Meredith, two our typical English novelists, will be read with interest. Both in their letters reveal a ...
... Hull, toy dealer, March 30.—Horatio vlitcheU Carr, Leeds, agent, April 8 —Thomas Hardy, Wolverhampton, retailer of ale, April 2 —John Jones, Merthyr, draper, March 31.— Thomas Jones, Liverpool, auctioneer, March 30.—John PattLson, Liverpool, livery stable ...
... recorded foi each, are as follows Albert Daniel Hlndley, gentleman, Mlllbrldge, 1846 ; Adam Cowburn, agent, Millbrldge, 1332; Thomas Hardy Jackson, manufacturing chemist. The Groves, 1169; Samuel Drake Roberts, gentleman, Tbe Boyds, 1054; John Mann, coalowner ...
... - CHRISTMAS STORY, !ZNTITLED BENIGHTED TRAVELLERS, BY THOMAS -HARDY, Author of Far from the Maddmig irowd, o&., will appear in NE=T ;ATtURDAY'6 WEEKLY SUPPLEMENT 'Io ToH LEEDS MERCURY, fn addition to the. HOME and FOREIGN NEWS of the WEEK, the austomary ...
... woolstaplers—Joim Midgley Hartley Berry Andrews, Ivy Bank Mill, Haworth, Bradford, worsted spinners- Mary Hardy, Thomas Hardy, and Joseph Hardy. Thorn ton, Bradford, corn millers—George and WUliam Cannon. Northallerton, drapers. NOTICE SITTINGS FOB LAST ...
... heiress. '' His L° rdBht PiV t he oucht to A fellah may be unfortunate, but he ougnt to consider his about three , Mr. Thomas Hardy hasJ» parts of h« new now, the December Harper. tion of it will begin m , y Me r t !r9fith\liousanX is being prepared. ...
... THE OPENING CHAPTERS OF A MERE INTERLUDE, BY THOMAS HARDY, Author of Far from the Madding Crowd, Under the Greenwood True, Trumpet Major, Two To war, Ac. ANGLING IN YORKSHIRE: Grayling Fishing—Flies for Grayling—An Incident— Cuarre Fishing ...
... thereabouts, bounded on the north by Lot 2, south by certain road or lane called Folly Lane, east by property now or late Thomas Hardy, and west by the middle of Moorville Place ; and also all those SIX substantially-built DWELLING-HOUSES erected thereon ...
... groaeams and hateful saeering at all that one must reveres such wnteia Thomas Hardy the authority of one of those reviews which you justly for their I bought oopy one of Mr. Hardy's aovele, bat was disgusted with its iaaolenoe and indecency that I threw ...
... very large bells long before the rest the world. England there one divorce to marriages, and in Scotland one to 331. Mr. Thomas Hardy has almost the new novel which has been working for some time. A lively correspondence is now going on in a Suffolk journal ...
... The empire of China is second in magnitude only to that of Russia and Great Britain. Me. Hall Came, like Mr. Thomas Hardy, was originally architect. The Japanese are beginning to -grumble the slow rate of their trains. Jt is rumoured that gold has been ...