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... Francis Cumber- land, 'Thomas Barker, and John .leanings; Bolton, George Greco . Burton-oa-lhc-W'olds, .lubn Stevenson, Charley, George llciter Costock, John Norman; Cotes, .I oh Garton. Dishj ley, Thomas height ley ; last l.cnkc, Thomas An grave , llathcru ...
... other things, is an evidence o. an unusually mild season. ...
... anyhow on sach pungent provender. — From De- fence Defiance, in the Cornhill Magazine. THOMAS HARDY AT HOME.— In an illus- ta_it_ interview with Thomas Hardy which . appears in The Young Man for March, ths novelist de- clares that it is by no means ...
... Trueman, youngest eon of the Rev. Thomas Stevenson, to Harriet, fourth daughter of the bite Mr. James Staples, of this town. On the sth instant, at Christ Church, Smeeton, by the Rev. R. Fawsett, M.A., incumbent, Thomas Hardy, eldest son of Mr. James Buzzard ...
... LADIES' COLUMN. BY PENELOPE. _An Interesting Party. — -The Cream oy Society. — Princesses and Others in an At Home. —Thomas Hardy, thb Novelist.— H RH. Thb Duchess op Xbck.— Pretty Dresses.— Simnel Cakes. — Mothering Sunday. — Origin or the Name. • ...
... and each must pay their own costs. ?? Thomas Hardy, of Kegworth, waa charged with having, on the 23rd ult., stolen from the Anchor Inn, at Kegworth, a bag containing three stones of barley flour, the property of Thomas Dexter, of Kingstone Both prosecutor ...
... Northampton- shire. At Loughborough.— On the Bth inst., at All Saints' Church, by the Rev. H. Fearon, 8.D., rector, Mr Thomas Hardy, farmer and grazier, of West Leake, Notts., to Miss Emma Thirlby, of Loughborough.— Ou the 11th inst., at tbe same church ...
... ire (Mr. Henry Deane) at tbe Swan laa, Swannington. — James Smith, son-in-law of deceased, having identified the body, Thomas Hardy, of Thring* atone, a banksman in the employ of the South Lei- cestershire Colliery Company, said that on the morning of ...
... of a series of humorous coloured designs, with occasional full page illustrations, and a collection of short stories by Thomas Hardy, entitled, A group of noble dames. The letterpress is the best part of it, if we except the coloured plate, a representation ...
... Doctor's Dilemma ; Mark Twain by The laborious ant, an exquisite bit of characteristic humour from his Tramp abroad ; Thomas Hardy by a lovers' adventure from A pair ...
... and Mrs. W. Loverock, case of table silver. Rev. W. Lumley, soup ladle and toast rack. Mrs. Walker (Leeds), cutlery. Mr. Thomas Hardy, Worcester salad bowl and ser- vers. Mr. and Mrs. Salthouse, egg stand. Mrs. Turner, case of silver nut-crackers. Mr. and ...
... spent. KEGWORTR. Suicide.— On Tuesday Mr. Henry Deane, coroner held an inquest at tbe house of Mr. Jobn Hardy, Keg worth, touching the death of Thomas Hardy (56), framework-knitter, who was found hanging from a lino post on Sunday in the garden at the back ...