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... Thomas Hardy, the author of Far from the Madding Crowd, is a man of middle height, a pallid face, dark grey eyes, and hair very thin on the top. His manner singularly reserved, he seldom takes part in the discussions going on around him, but is a most ...
... ton, sur-8 BANKRUPTS.-From the i Henry Edward Brookes, Hempstead, OtoM March 27.- John Cleveley, sin th March 2», at .-Thomas Hardy, Wolverhampton, bee CMd tar, April 2, at 12.-Knightley William Horlock, East \ag , »' estershjre, author.-George Perrins ...
... youngest daughter of tbe late Thomas Archer, of Ross, Herefordshire. Ratcliffe—Buzzard.—December 2, All Saints' Church, King's Heath, John Ratcliffe, surveyor, King's Heath, to Louisa Catherine Buzzard, widow of the late Thomas Hardy Buzzard, physician, New ...
... Evesham. ' of U6, at 10. Miuto-streot, the Rev. James Robertson. Robert i> , 9 Scotland, to Jessie Isabella Hardy, daughter ~f Thomas Hardy, of this city, and step-daughterof Geo'* King—Ptttman.—July 22, at the Abbov Church by the Rev. H. Wyun Jones ...
... it was the first time he had been before the magistrates, and he should take particular cars that it was the last.—John Thomas Hardy, farmer, Linton, was charged with being drunk charge horse and cart at St. John's, on the 30th April. He pleaded guilty ...
... the Prerogative, Consistory, and Admiralty Courts. On Thursday evening the fifty-seventh anniversary of the acquittal of Thomas Hardy, John Home Tooke, and John Thelwall, from a charge of high treason, was celebrated at Radley's Hotel, Bridge street, B ...
... suffered owing to the internecine quarrels of the Irish party. The ways of magazine editors are difficult to understand. Mr. Thomas Hardy recantly declared to a friend that Hearts Insurgent had been so altorad in form and substance in the magazine in which ...
... very little pain now from his broken leg, which is making excellent progress. I understand that Mr. Thomas Hardy, who is at present in London with Mrs. Hardy for the season, has already sketched out a story with which he intends tackle afresh the problem ...
... Weekly contemplates running is to be Success. I hear that half a million copies are to be printed of the first number. Mr. Thomas Hardy has completed his drama founded on Tess of the D'Urbervilles, and it will be produced, I believe, next autumn by Mr. ...
... story. I have read Jude the Obscure. A more unutterably sad book has not been published since Les Miserables. Mr. Thomas Hardy has surpassed himself in tragical pathos, and I do not envy the man who can read the story through with dry eyes. I suppose ...
... Church road, Malvern Link, Charlotte GUtlns, wife of George In her year. Hardy.—August 26, at Sleepy Mill,lsland Pool, Oookley, Amy Hardy, daughter ot the late Thomas WiUiam Hardy, aged 15 years. • Humphreys.—September 7,atLionfields, Oookley, James Humnhreys ...
... represented in the persons of their most distinguished members. Among the guests will be, I understand, Mr. Holman Hunt, Mr. Thomas Hardy, Mr. James Bryce, M.P., Mr. Henry James, Mr. Jerome K. Jerome, Mr. Sidney Low, Mr. J. M. Barrie, Sir Reid, Mr. S. R. Crockett ...