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... Hon's aorei. . —. Countrv. The scene the m “Wessex,” and the subject dealt with that handled with such masterly hand by Mr. Thomas Hardy in “Tesa.” Messrs. William Andrews and Co., of Hull, propose fhortlv to issue “The Quaker Ports Vupland.” (Mrs. EveWn Xoble ...
... the Tiuus. There is interesting article on Girolamo Savonarola, and Mi's N. Kobinsoncoutributesauappro .live study of Mr. Thomas Hardy, the novelist. Review of Reviews’ is exceedingly good number. There srv character sketches I with line portraits of “three ...
... alcraft. Esq., Harry Burton Hardy, sou Mr. Thos. Hardv, Ewerby, farmer, was charged with shooting at George Hall, on the 29th ult., with intent kill and murder him. The prosecutor slated that he was groom in the service Mr. Thomas Hardy, and Monday, the 291 ...
... sells sea shells. *“AUnTSbeeelisbeshellseaseUs. What’s the mstt- r with thatah?” Be didn’t get ia. The states that Mr. Thomas Hardy . and the Hon. Mrs. Hei.Diker are collaborating ; in the writing of a short story entitled “The Spectre of Beal, winch ...
... disappearance of a young man named Jamea Jackson, about 19 years of age. The missing youth was smployed In shop of Mr. Thomas Hardy, grocer. Market place, and since 8.30 on the evening Friday. 29th qlt.. spite of the most extensive sad careful inquiries ...
... of authors. With increased funds It is be hoped that the names of Mrs. Lyon Lynton, George Meredith. Charles Keade, and Thomas Hardy will b« added to the \\%X.—Poetry and the Drama -. The list of poetical works is a full one. The library contains the works ...
... authors already deservedly popular—wo mean “Wessex Tales.” by Thomas Hardy, and‘•Schwarts”—ond other stories, by David Christie Murray. Both books are published by Macmillan and Co. Mr. Thomas Hardy is one of the throe first novelists our day—the others of ...
... business. There is controTersy in ths New Review which will cause some stir. Mr. Walter Besant.Mrs. Lynn Linton, and Mr. Thomas Hardy have written articles on “Candour in English Fiction. Mr. Besant quite satisfied with things as they are. He writes for ...
... introduces some beautiful engravings of scenes on the Cornish coast. The fiction department is filled with contributions by Thomas Hardy, J. Henry Short house and Charlotte M. Yonge. “Otir Corner” for May in fall of readable contributions. Mrs. Besant’s instalment ...
... • Tho novelette iu the forthcoming number of the New Quarterlu Majr.aine will be The Distracted Young Preacher, by Mr. Thomas Hardy, the author of The Return of the Native. The prize of £lOO and a silver cap of the valae of £lOO have been awarded the ...
... Mania. Oora-laaa, weeks; SSrd. ia Cowhte-road Mary OoUta, 71 years , same da*. the Johnson Hospital. Thomas Hardy. » * fafatcy Hoaas, An*. .SOU, Matthew Hardy, batter WAnrLßCT.—Thorpe Hoaaa, An*. SSrd, Jeannette, widow the lata Joatph OraasweU, 00 years MOURNING ...
... year* at Pinchbeck.—Mr. J. G. Bollon proved the defendant bad employed the lad on Sevan occasions. Fined 2/6 and costa. Thomas Hardy, of Clooi Drove, aA naltted nainft a cart without having his name tinted thereon.—P.c. Wilson proved the case, the defendant ...