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... Dog3., of Scarborouglh. el SyALz3&T-LArnnB-Aprll 9, at the Weelcyan Oteap&. :,LClo tol-stjeee, Plaol, bhwn, by the Rev. Thomas Hardy, - Mr. A. Smalley, of Peoepion. to Jane. etdeat daueghter of et Mr. J. Lainb, of Now Yotk, and formerly of Toxtetle- a ...
... this? In due comrse we shall see emblazoned in the boldest ?? and Kipling, Hall and Caine, George and Meredith, Thomas and Hardy, Marie and Corelli, Marion and Crawford, Stanley and Weyman, Richard and Black. more, and so on, and so on ...
... ASPINALL, BOROUOR CORONER, On the body of a boy ?? which was found on Saturday ast by a labourer named Thomas Hardy floating in the HuskifAson bock. Hardy called a police-offbcer, who took the body to the dead-house, It appearcdl to be thebobdyof a, boy about ...
... Government to assist Mr. Stevenson to pasd his Sunday Closing Bill for England duringthe present sessionof Parliament. -1M4r. Thomas Hardy seconded the motion, which ?? carried unanimously. BAYAAR AT THE PRILNARIONIWO HALL. - The interest in the eele of work ...
... Journey throurh IC.ornwall, a poeci by J. Henry Shforthouto eimtithmd MAly Wifc's Valentine; a doeies. Isuc story by Thomas Hardy, Interlopers I at the Rnap; and verses hcaded A Woma:n's Keepsake, by I. WS. Gosse. The illustrations, however, are ...
... Smith, M.P,, Carlton, Prince's Park ; Thomas Matheaon, Rockfield, Bromborouzh; William Orusield, Aunesley, Aigburth; Thomas Snapc, 10, K inglalre-street; Robert Gee, 5, Abercromby-square; the Rev. Dr. John Thomas, 11, The Willows, Evertun; Stephen Williamson ...
... Mr. George Meredith, Dr. Oliver Wendell . Holnes, Mr. John Ruskin, Mr. RussellLdwell, E Count Tolstoi, Mr. Froude, Mr. Thomas Hardy, f Mr. Whittier, Mr. S*inbure, Mr. Hall Caine, c Mr. Robert Louis Stevenson, Mr. Andrew J Lang, Mr. W. D. Howeils, Mr. ...
... Co.) opens with some further instalments of 9 the new serial story entitled The Wood- - landers, from the pen of Mr. Thomas Hardy, in which the promise of the earlier chapters is I very fully sustained. Mr. H. D. Traill writes - on international copyright ...
... character up totheprosent time, and the gentleman who employed him ?? he went into the service of the raitway comparey, M.7 Thomas Hardy, timber merchant, also gave hins a!vrtry good character; and W. H. Moorehadt only hoeo inarriej for twelvemooths. Helsopedhis ...
... Court, London, aged 67, Louisa Georgina, eldest daughter of the late Admiral Sir Thomas Masterman Hardy, Bart., G.C.8., and Lady Beaford. Hilton—Dec. 18, aged 41, William Thomas Hilton, seal stone engraver, of this town. Jokes—Dec. 18, at 10, Reservoir-street ...
... l es DEATH OF AN ARTIST. er. S es Mr. Thomas Bush Hardy, the well-known a artist, died suddenly on Sunday at his residence at in Portsdown-road, Maidas Vale. Mr. Hardy, m who was the father of Mr. Dudley Hardy, was a n iynative of Sheffield, and was ...
... county court judges. who, he BEi felt, would never allow undue compensation. -The resolution having been supported by Sir. Thomas Hardy and the Rev. J. W. Butcher, the Rev. R. H. Lundie cloted the discussion. He said th.*t if honour or right feeing or eilnity ...