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... THB office ot Deputy-Keeper of the Records vacant by the death of Sir Thomas Hardy , has been conferred by the Master of the 'Rolls on Mr William Hardy , brother of the late Deputy-Keeper . ...
... DEATH OF SIR D. HARDY. Sir Thomas D. Hardy, the Deputy-Keeper of the Rolls, died London on Saturday evening. He was born in Port-Royal, Jamaica, in 1804, but at the age of 16 came* to this country, and was entered a clerk at the Record Office. Coming ...
... the case of Ercknaaa Chatrian, two persons are engaged is tta authorship. 1 have heard that either lit Charles Reade or Thomas Hardy om the authors, but it will require pretty evidence to convince one that Mr ReeZ would engage in a literary partneiship ...
... Pollock, Sir Patrick Colquhoun, M. Edmond About, Messrs Walter Besant, Comyns Carr, John Collier Duffield, Du Maurier, Thomas Hardy, Bret Harte, Henry Irving, Henry James, jun., Joseph Knight, C G. Leland, Professor E. H. Palmer, James Payn, F. Pollock ...
... commtmicated with . YESTERDAY inormng lady Seaford died at Hampton Court , aged ninety . She was the relict of Captain Sir Thomas Hardy , Flag Captain of Lord Kelson 'when he met his death . She was found yesterday byhermaidinafitiinher bed-room , and she ...
... with the leading journal Christinas. will be very difficult replace him. A story, entitled The Return the Native, by Mr Thomas Hardy, author Far from the Madding Crowd, wiil be begun in the January number of Belgravia. The scenes will chie.Hy be laid ...
... r'esuine work at the old wages. Fawckpt, who is successful angler, now engiged on a fishing excursion in Wiltshire. Sir Thomas Hardy, Deputy-Keeper of the Records, is seriously ill that his life is despaired of. The Duke ok Cambridge.—His Royal Highness ...
... HIGH COURT OF JUSTICIARY. TRIAL OF HARDY FOR FORGERY. At the High Court of Justiciary yesterday, before Lord Ardmillan, James Thomas Hardy, Constitution Street, Leith, pled guilty to the charge of forgery; by wickedly and feloniously uttering as genuine ...
... th- ; West Port , a veteran named Thomas Hardy , who served in Nelson ' s ship at the great sea-Sght , and who also took part as one of the crew o £ ths Shannon , in the memorable engagement with the Chesapsake . Hardy , though in his 90 th year , is still ...
... NOTES FROM THIS WEEK'S ATHENEUM. Mr Thomas Hardy is writing a new serial story, entitled The Trumpet-Ma or, which will begin In Wcrdt for January next. A terra cotta cylinder Cyrus has reached England. It describes his genealogy and entrance into ...
... Mary Howitt; Mr redk. Martin, author of the 'Statesman's Year Book; Mary, Lady Duffus Hardy, in recognition of the services of her late husband, Sir Thomas Duffus Hardy, deputykeeper of the public records; Mrs Sarah Elizabeth Melvill, recognition of the ...
... , Lady Duffus Hurdy , in recognition of the liisturical , literary , and public services of her late husband . Sir Thomas Diilfus Hardy . Deputy-Keeper of tlio Public Jtecords , £ ' 100 ; Mrs Sarah Elizabeth Melvill , in recognition of tho heroic conduct ...