... Seaford at the age of years, somewhat suddenly on Friday at Hampton Courtgreen. Lady Seaford was twice married—first, to Sir Thomas Hardy, who was flag-captain to Lord Nelson at Trafalgar, and afterwards to Lord Seaford. The Gazette notifies the appointment ...

... affairs, and pass resolutions relating to the same, with the view of winding up his estate by liquidation or bankruptcy. Re Thomas Hardy Buzzard. —The debtor, at the time of filing his liquidation petition, was a pharmaceutical chemist, druggist, and oil and ...

... occupation, on the 12th of April. —Defendant pleaded guilty, and was fined £1 6s. bd., including costs. Mr. John Winsor and Mr. Thomas Hardy, both of Corby, were charged by Job Stretton, the landlord of the Crooked Billet, at Dunton Bassett, with an assault his ...

... of Thomas Hardy, at the annual rent of .£6O. Lot 3.—A1l that Close of Arable Land, situate in the parish of Addlethorpe, adjoining the highway road leading to Chapel, and containing 4a. 2r. or thereabouts, now in the occupation of the said Thomas Hardy ...

... Kirkman Hodgson, M.P. for Bristol, was seized with an attack of paralysis on Monday last, but is much better. Sir Thomas Dnffus Hardy, D.C.L., Oxon, Deputy-Keeper of the Records, and one her Majesty's Commissioners on Historical Manuscripts, died on ...

... convictions for larceny were found recorded the defendant, and lie was sentenced to 21 days' Uonment, with hard labour. Thomas Hardy, labourer, Northampton, was fined Is., and 9s. (Id. costs, for being drunk, at Hardingstone, on the in'tant. „ „ hearing ...

... of Thomas Hardy, at the annual rent of .£6O. Lot 3.—A1l that Close of Arable Land, situate in the parish of Addlethorpe, adjoining the highway road leading to Chapel, and containing 4a. 2r. or thereabouts, now in the occupation of the said Thomas Hardy ...

... a Liberal. Mr. William Hardy has been appointed Deputy Keeper of the Reoords, in place of Sir Thomas Duff Hardy, deceased. The appointment is the gift of the Master the Rolls. Mr. Hardy, who is a brother of the late Sir Thomas, is 73 years ...

... was a publican at Cosby. He was not an inspector, or was he worth £2,000. On the 4th of January he went to Dunton with Thomas Hardy. He was at the public house when plaintiff came in. Shortly after Stretton, the landlord, came in, when his wife said, ...

... with the commencement of story, The Lady of Launay, by Anthony Trollope; and The Impulsive Lady of Crrome Castle, by Thomas Hardy, from which we take the following : Bride and bridgroom had not long been home at the cattle when the young wife's became ...

... of are incontinently slaughtered. For example, in Beloravia (Chatto and Wiudus, Piccadilly) even such a clever writer as Thomas Hardy, '* The Return of the Native, causes Eustacia and WUdeve, who have planned harmless elopement, to be drowned in the mill-weir ...

... lines from Chaucer, modernised by R. H. Horne, two verses of which we transfer to our Poet's Corner. Two rising novelists, Thomas Hardy and James Payne, supply Belgravia (Chatto and Windus, 74, Piccadilly) with The Return of the Native and By Proxy, ...