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... Line, arrived at New York on Thursday. ¢ Donaldson Line steamer Warwick sailed from Montreal for Avonmouth Dock y y- Mr. Thomas Hardy, who hasbeen on a visit of London has now returned to his home at Dorchester, aes B. O. Fyffe, lst Gloucestershire mated ...
... of local colour that he finds “the guard of the there, who, in response to his cheery announcement that he was going to ‘Thomas Hardy, remarked, * Tummus Ardy, siti? in the travellin’ public line isn’t ’e Whea- ever an American writer introduces for colour ...
... 1874. Many will hear with regret of the death of Miss H.obin• F. Hardy, a well-known Edinburgh story writer. A daughter of the lets Mr. Thomas Hardy, surgeon-dentist it: Edinburgh, Mies Hardy, durhrg the last twelve yews or more, was a prelatic writer of ...
... illustrations admirably executed. We cannot understand how it can be produced for sixpence. Interlopers at the by Mr. Thomas Hardy, is a well-written story; while The Industries of the English Lake Dietaiet and Lace Making at Nottingham both highly ...
... vocal duet, “‘ Who Miss Lyon ; ” violin ” igen and Dr. Kemm ; comic song, “Up to ir. Clarke; ” Etbel and Nora Lyon; . Thomas; “The Hardy ” song, Zee,’’ Miss Newton ; violin solo, ” iss Maud 3, song, ‘cello and violin, Lyon ; Kemm; Largo,’’ Misses Nora and ...
... and Walter itawliaxe of the A division ; Thomas Locke, William May. John Davie., sad Edward McCarthy of the I. division John y, decry ouook, and Arthur Kieft of the C division ; and William Smith, Thomas Hardy, John Lee, and Robert Court of the D division ...
... first meeting Feb. 24 (noon), at the i O ffi cial Receiver's, Merthyr, and public examination March 4. Merthyr Court Thomas Grove, 'Hardy Ystradyfoding, draper first meeting Feb. 20 (3 pan.), at the Official Receiver's, Merthyr and public examination Feb ...
... 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 ...
... December 9 Among the well-known authors expected to be presen! are Mr Kudyard Kipling, Mr Frankfort Mowe, Mr Douglas Mr Thomas Hardy, Mr. Hope, Mr. Williaw L~+ Queux, and Mr Manley Weyman A marriage has been arranged between Mr Edwant Blount, Attaché to ...
... 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 ...
... late Sir Nicholas may not, out of advice. to me. introduce any of his friends,who are in want of “HE IV ELANCHOLY H BY THOMAS HARDY. Athor of * Far from the Madding * “The Mayor of Casterbridge, W casex Tales.” “A Laodicean,”” “A Pair of Bluc Eyes,” The ...
... taken custody by a police constable, and at the police court, on Saturday, was sent to prison for six weeks. A mau named Thomas Hardy, apparently in very destitute circumstances, re ted himself as belonging to Cardiff to the captain of the William Anning ...