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... The Light of the West, by Col. Butler, C.B.; ' Blackbird, byMr. R. D. Black-more; The Rustics of George Eliot rand Thomas Hardy, by C. Kegad Paul; and Dulness, the first of a series of papers on Q The Bogies of Provincial Life, by Mrs. Loftie ...
... vriters oE iiction. Their names are- D, CHRISTIE MURRAY, MRS. ALEXANDER, B. L. FAliJEON. THEr AUTHOR OF ImOLLY BAWN, and THOMAS HARDY. The FOUITRTH of the SERIES, 'T F E D U O H E S S, T By the Anthor of Molly Bnw::, Phyllis, &c., 'Ill le Commenced ...
... Stories, complete in each number, by distinguished and popular Novelists, including- Mrs. ALEXANDER, SARAN ORNE JEWETT, THOMAS HARDY, CLARK RUSSELL, WALTER BESANT, E. E. HALE, L. B. VALFORD. The Story for Next Saturday will be ONE OF THE BOYS. BY E. ...
... tar eductin ion Lady Duffus Hardy, £55 a year,' in Ladaiti-m to the pension of '£100 a year grainted in 1879, . in rec6gnitioii of the historical, literary. and public ser- vices of her 'late husband, Sir Thomas Duffus Hardy*; Dr. Schmitz, £50 a' year ...
... refreshment, which was suplied s by M'Craith's wife. Mr. Byrne opposed the applica- eV tion, and called as witnesses 'Mr. Thomas Hardy, of 'LE the Weslevan Band of Hope aud Temperance Union, il and Mr. .John Broxap. Mr. Broxap objected to the |re renewaL ...
... years, Margaret, relict SOYr of the laeJHnodgson, formerly innkeeper, of Leeds. e end, Nonsr.- On the 31st tIlt., aged 64, Thomas Hardy SHusms, a f N aem'sfn Carlton, ne ar Otley, Yorkshire. ,to SuccrNeeo~t.-CO' the 6thinst., at Hyde Park Road, Leeds, : William ...
... DavidsnofRrwick-On- O Tweed. Mrth PM=5-G~ovSNLOt5.-On the 20th feet, at Brunnswick Wesle on Caspel iffesetb, by the Rev. Thomas Hardy, Frederick rtr Th Perk, of Halifax, to Margaret, eldest daughter of R. Scott, Goween- do lork, of Oldheos off POWELL-En-RSFAtL ...
... that each party bear their own subsequent costs. ACTION FOn M1ALICIOUS PROSECUTION. eiardy v. Stevens anct ?? this case Thomas Hardy, cab proprietor, living at Grasmere, sought to recover daumages from Mary Stevens and Mr. William and Mrs. Moffatt. living ...
... Wilkinson Hamponsecsid augterof M. Gorg Hapton, 125, Londan HAainy.-On the 15th inst., in Hera2d year, Sarah Ann, wife of Thomas Hardy late of this city. HARMbSONe.-On ?? 17th inst., in lien 44th year, in Breck Roed, An. field, Liverpool, Lucy. wife of William ...
... lmm l purposes: 1, W VIiam Black burni, Knutoe rd; 2, Nathaniel Petrington; 3, T rors li;ardy. Foal inn last class: 1, Thomas Hardy: 2, Samuel Baskevile Gelding or filly, foaled 1892: 1. S. W. Corlid; 2 Natniet 'einningten; 3, Samenten Iaingin, Altritrhll ...
... by taking out a pane of glass from the kitchen Porte window, and the clothing bad been taken away. A per. rema son named Thomas Hardy saw the prisoners standing depu near the premises on Saturday night. On Monday lust, varic the prisoners were apprebended ...
... 15, at his residence, 48, Talbeti,' Southport, Henry Booth, aged 82 yean BUoADniT.-n the 16Lh inst., at t'horiivnct Hardy, Thomas Clowes Broadbent, aged Q yen BLa..-On the 16th inst., at Lynbrook, .hiihleynr Bowdon, Norman, the darling son of Wialisans ...