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... the Madding Crowd, and other works by the same writer. Not all, however, have known that Mr. Thomas Hardy, the author, was the son of a Dorset peasant. Mr. Hardy senior was naturally proud of his son's fame, but would never leave the quiet scenes amidst ...
... 'Musgrove Rectory, Wincentoo, the wife of the ItKV. 1.. M. •eon. Jae. 23, at Fairford, liloueederehire, the wife of THOMAS DE LISLE HARDY, aeon. Jan. 21, at Melrose, Westbury-on-Tryin, Bristol, the wife of the REV. S. R. BAKER-PENOYRE, M.A., Curate-in-charge ...
... Beistegui, Thouvenel, Terry. Baronne d'Adelswardt, Marquise de Valcarlos, Comtesse Soltyck, Mme. la G6nCrale Annekoff, &c. Mr. Thomas Hardy has been paid a compliment which should please him very much, as it is a tribute to the practical, as well as the romantic ...
... week that vessel and her prize were recaptured. In 1806 he was acting lieutenant on the Tiiumph, then commanded by Sir Thomas - Hardy (Nelson's friend), and in 1808 he was master's mate on the Bellona. In 1809 Wallis, now a lieutenant, was wrecked in the ...
... prepared for this examination by the Rex. W. M. Tate-Stoate, of Duchess-road, Cliftob. It was announced some time ago that Mr. Thomas Hardy had, under his consideration a proposal to dramatise Tess. He has finally decided to undertake the work, and has indeed ...
... the Norman,' which leaves Southampton next Saturday. Mr. Rudyard Kipling. who has been cycling in Dorsetshire with Mr. Thomas Hardy, is negotiating for the purchase of a house and grounds at Rodwell, near Dorchester. Faulkborne Hall, near Witham, has ...
... Granby, Lord Itowtoo, Lady Dorothy and Miss Nevall, the Countess of Portsmouth, Lady Lockwood, Lady Rachel Howard, Mr. Thomas Hardy, Sir Henry Thompson, Sir Herbert Stephen, and Mr. Frederick Greenwood. Among the wedding presenbt to the bride, which numbered ...
... the Rev. Arnold Thomas did not conduct the services at Highbury on Sunday, and the cause of his absence was explained to the congregation, who entertain the deepest sympathy for their pastor in his bereavement. 'Plie Rev. David Thomas was the first pastor ...
... Alice Cecilly Potter, second daughter of the Itev. Mr. Potter, rector of Bishopstone, to Mr. Frank Armitage Hardy, second son of Colonel Hardy, of Clifton Elaborate preparatio had been made by the villagers for the event. A triumphal arch had been erected ...
... D'Aeth. of Knowlton, to the Hen. NINA GATHORNE HARDY, eldest daughter of Lord Medway. December 2, at St. Mary's Church, Watford, by the Rev. R. Lee James, THOMAS JOHN GREEN, eldest son of the late Thomas Green, of Hadley Hall, Great Bromley, Colchester ...
... M Blomeeld House. Catford. NE., Dame ELIZA CAROLINE SEYMOUR HARDY. widow of sir Willow Hardy, Knight, Deputy Keeper of the Public ROMA% aged M. Jr& 14. Cl•vekouee, Uppee ElylaileasO. THOMAS SPINKS, Q. 0.. D.C.L , aged 79. Jan. 15, ICdiecumbe.road, Reiland ...
... Gloucester, the wife of the REV. HERBERT C. FOSTER a son. Oct. 18, at 43, Great Puhenry-street, Bath, the wife of GEORGE HARDY MAN, a son. Oct. 19, at Tyrol-cottage, Entry-hill, Bath, the wife of FREDK. HORSTM ANN, a son. Oct. Ito, at 76, Albany-street ...