... the case there. After lengthened legal argument, his Honour upheld the decision of the trustee and rejected the proof. Re Thomas Hardy Trotter, Mitcheldean, proprietor steam thrashing machine, &c. —Mr. Robinson and Robinson, Mitcheldean), said the debtor ...

... Society o ArtR, aend editor of the Je,ow'1l. A medallion portrait of the late Deputyj.ee~par of the ublic Records, Sir Thomas Hardy, D.l,L., is, we hear, to be placed in the Rolls House. t lsieesrs. Longtnans are preparing for publication a t 9Hanldbook ...

... ere against Mr,George Wearing, of the Upper George ippa, Newnham; Ernest Chas. Ryder, Bll- a, son-green, 0.144,erford; Thomas Hardy Trotfir, Greyhoun d, Mlitoheldesn&jr'ed Glaecott, near Blalceney; Win, a-. Brain, of the Xplon innI Ruardeane. A complaint ...

... we nope, in the eternal noma. The CornkUl has the commencement of new novel— comedy in chapters ' '—from the pen of Mr. Thomas Hardy, >'ar from the Madding Crowd in this periodical much attention. It is named *' The Hand of £9Unelberta,andso far shows ...

... characteristic fiction, The Haunted Hotel: a MyNstery £ of Modern Venice,I and thso singuflarly-entitled story, by it Mr. Thomas Hardy, The Return of the Native, which t keeps the reader's Attc'tisrn on the stretch by its vigorously. drawn characters ...

... Mr. Thomas Hardy, whose published works en, title him to be considered one of the most in. genious of English novelists of the present day. Its title, The Distracted Young Preacher, is rather curious, and we may remark that, as a role, 11r, Hardy seems ...

... o wvit, a scre w-jack, or chisel. Mblr. Norris was counsel for the prosecution; the pris. onoers were undefended. P.C. Thomas Hardy stated that at about half-past ten o'clock on the night of Satur. day the 9th of F ebruary he was on duty in ?~clson-street ...

... hard labour, for drunkenress,-Sarah Eyres was fined ls and costs for assaulting John Goulter, at Road, on the 1st April,- Thomas Hardy Smith, of the White Horse inn, Portway, was summoned for allowing intoxicating liquors to be drunk on his premises during ...

... abour theextree pu Ismet ?? coul inflict. WEDNESDAY. Present-His Worsi tllpthe Mayor, Messrs. W. K. Wait., H. Thomas and F, Terrell. Thomas Hardy, an elderly. man, was charged with fraudulently disposing of a e'nnyworth of coke, the Property Of the Bristo ...

... in thle present Match, whbo shall satisfactorily Shear the greatest, ?? of Sheep in the present year (the Gift of SMr. Thomas Hardy) .. .. I 0 0 Certificates from the Owners of Sheep, on, the Fr~m of the Society, to he obtained of the Honorary Secretary ...

... assembly of guests, Including the Earl and Countess of Belmore, Sir John and Lady Hardy, Sir T. and Lady Bateson, Sir T. and Misses Gladstone (2), Mr. Lawrence Hardy, Miss Hardy, Miss Cartwright, Arhh- D deacon Holbeacb, Mr. Arthur Gladstone -Mr.-John Glad ...

... Birmingham. John Hardy, Bradford, Wiltshire, wire card maker, June Bath. Francis Joseph Kavanagh, Cecil-street, Birmingham, pearl worker, June 28, Birmingham. Thomas Mangnall,jun., Westhoughton,Lancashire,ooal miner, June 29, Bolton. Thomas Philip Wet more ...