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... the iacl to talk snich steiis as will ECtine its irotset behcrvaiuO3 ia regard to these .ad other fo tLochars. Ito -Mr Thomas Hardy (Diflingliano) secocedl the Mi rSooltitiun, which wsc supported by several en ?? Hibbert, of Bradford, proposod gI ain ...
... sharpened the weapons of conflict, but it has ias yet put only a very thin veneer over the fsavage. s, A PRn or BLUE ErYs, by Thomas Hardy; andl rTHE ISE W Woaiar orF IxvsFaN-ss, by Wililiam rBlackh(Samnson, Low. Ma£nrston, & Co., London) have just been added ...
... )Belgraeia for January, 1878, will contain the irst chapters of a new novel, entitled The Re- turn of the Native, by Thomas Hardy; and a complete story by Wilkie Collins, entitled T The Duel in Berne Wood. We regret to hear that the Bulgarian, Matthew- ...
... an ever-recurring v, : charm to the reader. - Wsrvs HIEATTISH, by Willian Blieck, and Tens .Raa'uaN OF THE NATVeva, by Thomas Hardy. from s' the same publishers, are the most recent additions ol to the month~ly volumges now being issued, a --_::-=_ __ ...
... lis to the new chancel funi. Mr W. L. Powell was again cihoqpn bv thne Rletor as his clnrsh. warderl, whilst Mr Thomas Hardy and Mr Thomas Sarginson, jn ?? wers r e slectad for the parish -& long and interesting conversation tno'c plece with regard to ...
... by Sir.Francis Knollys,-h L Prince of Wales by Lord Churchill, and ,t the Duke of York by the l -on. .-lhrti P Keppel. Thomas Hardy, the novelist, and nu-merous country folk -wore also t present, dR HROOLEY'S AFFAIRS. d TaB SINGER -PROMOTION Y. ,iXAMINATION ...
... branches. SOLICITORS. 5-& THOMAS W. HARDY, Esq., 5, Saint James' Square, Manohester. Messrs. nuw:rza & STUBBS, Bridge-street West, liddlesbreug! s e DROKERS. JOHN JONES, Esq., Royal iKxchange, Middlesbrough. JMessrs. WHITEUEAD & THOMAS, 30, Cross-sireet, M ...
... Farmers' Clot. Hague.- Feb. 16, at lianvorth, near Darlington, aged 26, Mr. Wiliiam Hardy, banker's clerk. Hague-Feb. 17, at Coal Bank Farm, Hettomle-Hole, aged 80. Mr. Thomas Hardy, farmer. H•ozz.-Feb. 19, at Malham, aged 42, the wife of the Rev. George Hagen ...
... celebrities have reference, amongst others, to Alma Tadema, Sims Reeves, Grover Cleveland, the Conntess of Aberdeen, Bjirnson. Thomas Hardy, the King of Dahomey, and the Khan of Rhiva. The Jour- nalists of To-Day series include Mr R. E. Leader, of the Sheve~d ...
... H. Hughes, Mr Thomas . Graham to Miss Mary Rollick, both of Darlington. lIARDY—AYLYEk.—October 8. at St. John's Church. Weymouth, by the Rev. J. P. Hardy and the Rev. J. Stephenson, vicar of St. John's Church, Williara Eversley HardY, Esq., Royal Artillery ...
... bidding wes com- menced at £150 by Mr William Wilson, who was followed by Mr Joseph Johnson with £200. Mr Johnson and Mr Thomas Hardy were the prin- cinal bidders, and on the latter gentleman offering £X295, and no higher bid being offered, the reserve ...
... gh, and its branctes. THOMAS W, HARDY, Esq., 5, Saint James' Square, Manchester. Messrs. BREWSTER & SUUBBS, Bridge-street West, Middlesbrough. R BROKERS. JOHN JONES, llt, Royal Exchange, Middlesbrough. Messra. WHITEHEAD & THOMAS, 30, Cross-street, Manchester ...