... Wyndham, who politely regretted that I had been blown home from Brighton in a hurricane before be returned there ; and Mr Thomas Hardy was interested in seeing his publisher, Mr MIclvaine. there, though I think he abstained from asking after the success ...

... Trevelyan arrived at WelcO3OW House, Stratford-on-Avon, yesterday, on a Vist 10 Mr R. N. Phillips. d The death of the man Thomas Hardy, whoC boor rr was found on Vauxball bridge, London, is proved 0 have been due to natural causes, Mr , S. King, M,P., to ...

... gven 1ih thisleatter,. as, fo.iuetanee, that Mr Black is the author of Tess of the D'Urbsvilles, whereas it; was Mr Thomas Hardy who wrote that remarkable beal. I think women who attempt to -write oven-for the amusemont of, ao'eresihould La v~ery ...

... Association, from one of the windows of which he delivered a short address. DxnnBszuan (BUxTox DivisIONN)-Mr Gerald Hardy, son of Sir Thomas Hardy, who contested the division against Sir Arthur Bass last year, was yester- e day selected as the Conservative ...

... William Frappell; Farfiigton Gurney, Thomas Killen and William Blim. man; Hinton Blewett, Alfred Lovell and George Sage; Litton, Genrge Keedwell and James Tucker; Norton, Hawkfield, Joeeph King and Thomas H, Hardy; Nemp. nett, Janmes Keel and Charles ...

... in f the V ictoria.Hall on Tuesday-evening. ,The Rev W. i J. Clarke presided. The chairman 3r Postlethlwaite, s and.Mr Thomas Hardy addressed the meeting on the Local Option question. A resolution in favour of Local Option, and thanking the speakers and ...

... hard labour, for drunkenress,-Sarah Eyres was fined ls and costs for assaulting John Goulter, at Road, on the 1st April,- Thomas Hardy Smith, of the White Horse inn, Portway, was summoned for allowing intoxicating liquors to be drunk on his premises during ...

... 2nd, Lord Tredegar; 5rd, Thomas Cordes E~iq Hardy ?? B. Fowlsr, jun Esq; 2nd, Colonei l1,s. L3copods-lkt, i. J' Davis Esq. 2nd, colonel Lyne. Zonal geranlurnm-lt, T. Cvrdes, Esq. ; 2nd, E. J. Grice, Eiq. Lxotic ferns-lot. Thomas Cordes, lag., 2nd, Mr. ...

... mnly a ?? Bishop of Salisbury, General Pai. .s Rivers, Mr Palgrave (Professor of Poctry at O.d- .e University), and Mr Thomas Hardy. the n,-vel _ Il a was further decided that the chairman should wrr g to the Marquis of Salisbury, urginga soritunauce ...

... were made, viz. :-Oamloy, Thomas Ferris and Aaron Young; Chelwood,William Osmond and William Wilkins; Chew Magna, Samuel Baker, George Brimuble, John H. Fowler, and Edward Matthews; Chew Stoke, John Webb Marshall and Thomas Walters; Chewton Meudip, John ...

... and Robert James; Hintoa Blewett, Abel Fear and Charles Sage; Litton, James Franks and Henry Pearce; Norton iewkfield, Thomas Henry Hardy and Jozeph King ; Paulton, Charles Dando Purnell and John Uay; Ston RiLston, Uenry Flower and Frank Carp3nter; Stowey ...

... was announced yesterday that Sir William Hardy, ebi KE t,, FR..A, had resigned his post of Deputy-Kesper of gri sbo Public Records, to which be Was ?? on the tre decease of bhi brother, Sir Thomas DuffnE Hardy, In wc Jone, 1878. it is understood that ...