... circulation i Merrie England, by Ainsworth, vols. Mistress Judith, by C. 0. Freeer-Tytler, 2 vols. Psir of Blue Eyes, by Thomas Hardy, 8 vol.. The Squire's Grandson, by B. St. John Oorhet, vols. The Queen's Shilling, by Capt. A. Grifilth, rob. Miss ...

... circulation s Kerrie &gland, by Ainsworth, vols. Judith, by C. 0. Fraser-Tytter, 2 vols. Pair of Blue Eyes, by Thomas Hardy, 3 vole. The Spire's Grandson, by B. John Corbel, $ vols. The Queen's Shilling, by Capt. A. Grialth, I vols. Ml. ...

... utation Morrie England: by Ainsworth, 8 vole. Mistress Judith, by C. C. Fraser•Tytier, 2 vols. Pair of Blue Eye., by Thomas Hardy, 3 vols. The I-2quire's Grandson, by R. St. John Corbet, 3 vols. The Queen's Shilling, by Capt. A. Griffith, 2 vole ...

... : Merrie England, by Ainsworth, 3 vols. Mistress Judith, by C. C. Frseer-Tytler, 2 vols. Pair of Blue Eyes, by Thomas Hardy, 3 vols. The Squire's Grandson, by R. St. John Corbet, 3 vols. The Queen's Shilling, by Capt. A. Griffith, 2 vols. ...

... represented by Sir Francis Kindly', the Prince of Wales by Lord Churchill, the Duke of York by the Hon. Derek Keppel. Mr. Thomas Hardy, the novelist, and numerous county folk were also present. The Rev. V. S. Itusbridge, vicar of Moreton. performcd Schuniann's ...

... circulation Morrie England, by Ainsworth, 8 vols. Mistress Judith, by C. O. Fruer-Tytler, 2 vols. Pair of Blue Eyes, by Thomas Hardy, 8 vols. The Squire's Grandson, by E. St. John Corbet, vols. The Queen's Shilling, by Capt. A. Griffith, 2 vols. Miss ...

... came in contact with Sir Thomas Hardy (the Captain Hardy of Nelson's flag-ship), and enquired of him as to the accuracy of this report. He replied distinctly that Nelson did wear the decorated coat, and that ho (Captain Hardy) did represent to Nelson ...

... list. He acknowledged that Mr. Hardy was an excellent writer, but they knew, he said, that many people condemned what Mr. Hardy had written, and that good people—like the late Bishop n( Wakefield- -thought one of Mr. Hardy's books so undecirall'e that he ...

... good the amounts in question ; and they respeotively sentenced to 84 and 112 days' imprteontnent with hard labour. Mr. Thomas Hardy, the novelist, fs now a J.P. He has been added to the Commission of the Pease for Dorset,. At the lolkeeton. polies-court ...

... banjo, and Is capable of getting as much music out of that instrument as it will yield under the severest pressure. Mr. Thomas Hardy, who takes a prominent place in the front rank of English novelists, was born in 1840 in Dorsetskire and commenced his ...

... (Ambition 8— England, by Ainsworth, 8 vols. Mistrals Judith, by C. 0. Fraser-Tytler, 2 vols. Pair of Blue Byes, by Thomas Hardy, $ vols. al The Squire's Grandson, by B. St. John ()orbit, vols. °The Queen's Shilling, by Capt. A. Grath, I vols. kin ...

... monument, lies William Blake, the eccentric painter and poet; Ritaon, the antiquary, sleeps there in an unmarked grave; Thomas Hardy and Horne Took rest from their troubled labours for reform under a monument which celebrates their sacrifices, and Stud ...