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... Julian Ralph, is enriched with some capital illustrations. Indeed the illustrations Harper constitute very notable feature. Thomas Hardy continues his novel, Hearts Insurgent, and W. D. Howells pleasantly discourses under the title Roundabout to Boston ...
... Reather-street Free Church, Oldham Road. The missioner, Mr. Thomas Hardy, preached two sermons. During the week Mr. W. H. Holland, Mr. T. C. Rayner, barrister-at-law, and other gentlemen presided. Mr. Hardy addressed every meeting, and much good has been done ...
... FREE TRADE HALL. SUNDAY. JUNE 8. The Rev. S. F. COLLIER, 45. Solos Miss EDITH LESLIE. PLEASE NOTE 1 NEXT SUNDAY, p-m.. R. THOMAS HARDY will Address Workingmen on the Great Question of the Hour, at the GREAT j/'IDQEWATER-STREET MISSION, DEANSGATE. Solos ...
... Presbyterian Church SO- and Square Presbyterian Church at_ 30. All are Invited. WORKING MEN. PLEASE NOTE: TO-NIGHT AT 8. R. THOMAS HARDY (the Orator) will LECTURE Great BrldgewateMtreet Mission Deansgate. S_JftCt: -Cash. Constitution, and Character, Special ...
... Palace •as become vacant through, the death of Miss Hardy, ■he age G7. Miss Hardy was the eldest daughter of Sir Thomas Hardy, G.C.B. the officer to whom Nelson exclaimed, when dying, Anchor, Hardy, vnchor; and in whose arms Nelson died. ...
... r> anc * the upper parts of a m Modern nc^Pa Shairp supplies an article on The stories ard3 an ...
... amongst the worst being Thome. Hardy, with terrible injuries to the head ; 'Moans Bothwell, scalp wounds, and owls shock that he is not expected to recover ; John 12;11,T =the head and face ; and Wm. Green, John Brown, Wood, Thomas Brimlow, John Wood, all of ...
... thus paint their ideals words are Charles Mrs. Anthony Trollops, Geonre Macdonald William Blackmore, William - Black, and Thomas Hardy. But for the present, we told, it is thought well leave the sketches there will small amount 'curiosity evinced as to each ...
... and trustworthy. MISCELLANEOUS. Good Words contains three chapters of The Trumpet Major, an interesting story by Mr. Thomas Hardy. is evidently written by a master ol the pen, who understands well the novelist's art. It is full of striking pictures ...
... Mr. Thomas Hardy and Mr. John Broxop. These gentlemen admitted they were teetvotallers (Mr. Hardy re- marking he “ was proud of it”) and bad for many years been engaged injreligious and social work in the neigh ut hoodof Springfield Lane.—Mr. Hardy said ...
... stabbing John Linton and John Thomas Hardy, on the 28th ult., at Barrow. The priloners had had a quarrel with others, and, mistaking Hardy and man named Owen the persons they were after, assaulted them, and used the knife. Hardy was stabbed in tha arm, and ...
... with reference to pome other objects which are not very clearly Hefined, they suppose they cannot do without him. Sir. Thomas Hardy contributes a remarkably powerful story, complete in this number, under the title The Distracted Young Preacher. The tale ...