... brother, John Beats, a poet; Lady Mary Buffos Hardy, £55, in addition to the pension of £100 year granted 1879, in recognition of the historical, literary, and public services of her late husband, Sir Thomas Hardy; Mrs Maria Bodgers, £75, in consideration ...

... MKAT, selected front the well-known Graziers, vic Cornish, Eltrorthy, near Minato.; George Nichols, Esq., Long Ashton ; Thomas Hardy, Fog., Norton 31Alreisard ; John Griffin, Fag., Ken, Clevetion ; John Badmen, Beg., Eitogusider ; Charles Bowen, Fog., ...

... OBITUARY. Many will bear with regret of the death of Miss &Akio F. Hardy, a Edinburgh ttoe7 writer. A daughter of the late Mr. Thomas Hardy, summosidentist it) Edinburgh, Miss Hardy, the last twelve years or more, WM a prolific writer of stories illust ...

... fed Thomas Hardy, Esq . Norton. Four superior-quality UEI FEES, fed by W. Upton, Esq., Charlton. Two snperior quality HEIFERS, fed by Peter Parsons, Esq , Kingston Seymour. The consist of superior Down*—from hit Grace I*uke of Beaufort, ihos. Hardy. K* ...

... beerhouse, Ashley Down, Staple ton, Gloucestershire. George Scotton, saddler and baraee* maker, Walls, Somersetshire. William Thomas Hardy, bookseller, Cheltenham. Ann Bevan, dressmaker. North Place, Cheltenham. BANKRUPTCY ANNULLED. James Croacber Hill and James ...

... younrjest daughter of Mr Fronds Brif tan, this ci'tv. At Trinity Church, Bristol, on the lGth inst., the Rev. David Cooper, Thomas Hardy, Esq., of Long Eaton, near Derby, inspector of police Midland Railway Company, to Elizabeth, youngest daughter of James ...

... Wishing-well is near the church. Hawley Smart's romance, Broken Bonds, is inseparably associated with the district, and Thomas Hardy has connected some of his finest work with the district. ...

... Australia and New Zealand, earthenware manofac: trer>. Thomas Rain a. Itewholme, near Hounsea, late : now out William Filey, Yorkshire, rope maker and coal dealer. Robert Wilkinson, Road, builder. . Thomas Hardy, Monkgate, Yorkshire, and naper' James Milbom, ...

... opposite to th* Ground, and then desired me get oat and read the inscription stoat which titsds tba grave the well-known Thomas Hardy. Ibis being done, said,' Ton see little chapel opposite —go and look uarafully noose which stands there the left of it ...

... his assistant, Frank Neil], Thomas Hardy, an inspector under the Food and Drags Act, 1375, the 19th September, half a pound of ground ginger, which was not the nature, substance, and quality the article demanded Inspector Hardy then deposed to visiting the ...

... the Madding Crowd, and other works by the same writer. Not all, however, have known that Mr. Thomas Hardy, the author, was the son of a Dorset peasant. Mr. Hardy senior was naturally proud of his son's fame, but would never leave the quiet scenes amidst ...

... readers will like to bear what Walter Benint and Thomas Hardy have to say a►cut the science of notion. Walter Beret thinks the young writer might be taught and trained just as well as the young painter. Thomas Hardy believes more in the natural gifts, which ...