... years. The performance improves every week. Mr. Thomas Hardy. the novelist, recently received s letter from Lord Pembroke, in which that conscientious landlord says that after reeding the chapter to Mr. Hardy's last book, Taw, in which the Turbervallee ...

... notices of Mn. Humphrey Ward's new work of fiction. Why should Mrs. Ward be thus Aisne. gained! I. she a George Meredith, • Thomas Hardy? &aisle., but her Robert Element had • ans., of einguktrity —it was talked about and written about prolusly—and so ...

... BRYAN. *February 4, at 18. West-grove, Brookeoad. biome Bryan. aged American papers .aixecopi. HARDY.*January 31 at Norton Hawkfield, suddenly, Thomas Henry Hardy, aged 42. Deeply regretted by his sorrowing wife and family. SOUTHEY .* On the Ma uIL. at Orets-bank ...

... College school), J. Ebuseock rmeager of Culeton echoed, Bristol), J. C. Barber mks/eel. H. W. Waddy, T. Waters, K T. Thomas, W. Hardy, W. M. Collett, R. P. Hill, 8. White (: , fewent), C. H. V. Pixel', J. Moyne, T. Kehl% J. Machin, E. C. Sobel', W. Liddell ...

... Nicholas may not, out of gratitt introduce any of ble frteode,wbo are in want of legal advice, to me. ° T HE AI ELANCHOLY H HT THOMAS HARDY. at ••Yar Oa Madding Crowd, of Wm. A • The WILL COILYZNCE 0111012iAL IN BRISTOL ON NATURDAY, JANUARY 4. THE MELANCHOLY ...

... TO BRISTOL WILL BE DLSOON• WINE MERCHAN'TS, HIS BAND IS GREATER AND BETTER THAN ! A. Prase aal beds a Prater wee sal BY THOMAS HARDY, TIN UltD. BALDWIN STREET . BRISTOL IHA/ARERLAIN, pou.. O. it all New to Bente'. is undoubtedly ' • Yoe and lonizer particulars ...

... by an innings and 12 runs to spare. Scores : At Christ church, Clifton, yesterday morning, the Rev. Thomas Barker Hardy, eldest son of Mr. Thomas Hardy, Oak-lodge, Kimberley, was united in wedlock to Edith, eldest daughter of Mr. Robert Hassell, of Au ...

... Sumesse rest appricatiou. Hkgbeet to . A N APPUCATIUSIS TOR R. R' } : CHEAP IN PRICE. Genial and eons petted golds BY THOMAS HARDY , liar. West Irma Their Stock now with every kind of aßa LONDON 3, 'WARDING k DAY SCHOOL FOR • Anther *Far hom the Madding ...

... poor heart endure. W twit hopes trum thee. and thee alone. a cure! —IV. MOW TIRBT PUBLISHED., Ike 'op clancholn ussar. Br THOMAS HARDY, Autber of Par from Madebeg Crowd..' Tie Trumpet Major.' tr. I T en a soft. duk eveni ng of th e f o ll owing weak that ...

... yards flat race.—First heat Owen H. Tripp, Winford, 1; H. Marsh, East Harptree, 2. Second hest : Henry Tovey Winton', 1 ; Thomas H. Hardy, Norton Hawkfield, 2. Final heat : Tovey, 1; 0. H. Tripp, 2. 120 yards flat race (boys under 16).—First heat :Stephen ...

... announced at Rockhampton, near Dorchester, of Mr. Hardy, the father of Mr. Thee. Hardy, the famous novelist. The deceased was a typical member of the clam of Dorset rustic folk from which Mr. Thomas Hardy draws his inspiration, and which has supplied the ...

... ereceedings aka The hesith of Cot. Bradshaw. prerosed •r Curio'.. At .1 I (11 , 4 W 7 looming, the Thomas ilarker Hark . eldest son of Mr. Thomas I Hardy. Ouletodge, Kiraber:,y, w..s united in wadi** t. Edith. el.bai deightew of Mr. Hebert Hawdl , of I ...