... (OPIOSIt ) THE GRAVE BY THE HAND-POST. By THOMAS HARDY, Author et Tees of the D'Urbervilles,' 'Jude the Obeeure, Par from the Madding Crowd,' The Return of the Native, A Pair of Blue Bps, I never pass through Chalk-Newton without turning to regard ...

... P;OPZITY AT 00Y0L _Royal Nee beleogran to Maltby, ova sold cm Wedhsemdsy by Air. Intopest for the jirarehaerr bra* Mr. Thomas Hardy, helve, Ails= 00 •01. 104 7 dee squsre Ora Medal emnicer, M the Devonshire Ans., I H. Omit andi g =w by mosaics shop, ...

... seconded by Edgard Pregame, Thomas Farnsworth, John Stubbs. Joseph Cook. William Byers's', John Banner, Job Kirk and Richard Jackson. ILIMBICELEY. Neirdig Ki ate mberley, r, and wirit merchant, and farmer. Preeby Thomas Hardy, James Widdiweon, Joins William ...

... Castle-street, Dudley. Po be et rpo LE r, Lh..•• GRE-N MAN INN (WI lieeeeed), E ;Awe. trkawortil ; rent sad ramoosible. Apply, Thomas Hardy, Tbe Brewery, Kielbertey, Notts. Ito be Nt4. WOR SALK by Private Treaty, tbe PROPRRTY I' situate in King street, Below ...

... Behar. 1110 LWF . she CIREI•N MAN INN licensed), IL Marketplace, Wirkaworth ; rent and valuation very reasonable. Apply, Thomas Hardy, The Brewery, Kimberley. Noses. 'IVOR SALE by Private Treaty, the PROPERIY .11` situate is King street, Helper, adjoining ...

... so with great novels; Vanity Fair is unplayable, an is ZensaDoone, so, too, will be Tess of the d'Urbevilles. when Mr. Thomas Hardy feels like putting it on. In the Jhuszwiss Mr. Caine has sought the heaven. ben heights of greatness, he his soared high ...

... Ocannooe.—A little named Annie Hardy, preferred a charge of moult igamat Mrs. Elisabeth Lowe,which it was alleged IMO °manned at Ockbrook, on November 1. There we. • further summons against Joseph Lowe for assaulting Thomas Hardy and Ann Harledine, at the ...

... 4th inst. The defendant, a dilapidated old men, was fined 10• and costa. AT Wusre.—Williarn Truer William Buckley. and Thomas Hardy, were elta;ged with fighting on Sunday afternoon, at Wiles. The di.. Winne. took place when people wise coming from church—The ...

... etpres. lied regret at the death of air. Thomas Hardy, late of Bidwell Hill. who was a vice-president and liberal supporter of their funds. The election of resulted as follows: —.Mr. E. M. Mande. pr, sident : Mr. E. Hardy flinlwell Hill). Mr. E. 'T. Hooky, ...

... accidental. Her son did not refuse to give his name. He gave the name of Bell*. Edwani Gent directly the question was asked.— Thomas Hardy said he avenged at the Fans. saw the policeman Mrs. Gent two blowy, and Steven. wan bleating at the mouth. The women not ...

... unele Willianu. tionplainant war lengthily cress-examined rerpeoting her unete.—Tiee was dinned. . Sturdy Beggars. Thomas Gibbons and Thomas Turner, of no settled abode, were charged with [Pegging on 31st May lit Blackwell—From the evidence of the housekeeper ...

... imprisonment. -Mcpo Thank you. farm on the 25th Jennary, 1887, and found the lame state of things as described by Mr. Shaw. - Thomas Hardy, an engine-driver employed and Somme IN llgner.-On Wednesdag. residing on the farm, said he enjoyed good health, Johu Henry ...