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... By the Author of ,t .Far from the Madding Crcnvd” A. -RATE?. OF BLUE F'FBS. By THOMAS HARDY. > Just published in a New and Cheaper Edition, price Six Shillings. “II y a dans *A Pair of Blue Eyes 9 une forte €tude de caractere fdmlnin, une analyse subtile ...
... loots Thomas Hardy, of the Orilla Hotel, irlag.ton.oe.Tbamee, late of the Bier sad Gotta Said &taw; lath& yew. Om the 11th Inst., M GmWon Co.* Morey, Alice Item &smelts, Of Byroe, Esq., aged four yew On the 11 , h lost, at Hammer=lth, Dr. Charles Loeb ...
... with the local representatives. Three would do, but six was preferred.—After a short discussion Mr. John Huhne and Mr. Thomas Hardy were appointed representatives of the Church ; Mr. Aaron Stafford and Mr. William Knowles for the Prin.itives ; and Mr ...
... relict of the late John James of Rumford, and late of the Griffin Hotel, Kingston-on- Thames. ARDV.—Sept. Ilth, Leads Thomas Hardy, of the Griffin Hotel, Kingston-on-Thames, late of the Star and Garter Hotel, Windsor, in his 50th year. SILVA.—Sept. 10th ...
... and, in larger measure, love are sung, with echoes of Morris and the Laureate in the cadences. A Pair of Blue Eyes. By Thomas Hardy, Author of *Far from the Madding Crowd.” Reprinted, with a woodcut frontispiece, and added to Messrs. King's series of ...
... many other phases which one would imagine to bo far more appropriate to love's young dream.— A Pair oj Blue Eyes, by Thomas Hardy. Db. de Joxgh's Light-Brown Cod Livr:R Oil.- In Debility of Adults its efficacy is unequalled. Mr. Ro viand Dalton, District ...
... Cotgrave.—Thomas Foster was fined £2, and costs, for being found drunk, at Kneeton, on the 13th idt.—William Wyles was fined 13s. 6d, including costs, for being found drunk at Batdiffe-on-Trent, on the 7th ult —Thomas Carringten and Thomas Hardy were each ...
... Pepper, to Sarah Elizabeth Turnill. Bokt— Hardy.—At the Baptist Chapel, Wharf-road, Grantham, on tin? 2nd inst., (by the Rev. G. B. Bowler), Mr. John T. Burt, printer, to Harriett youngest daughter of Mr. Thomas Hardy, wheelwright, both of Spittlegate. DEATHS ...
... with the of bone., wh , eh will be paid far ea the Mewing ericay. R. OAINSFORD, Awakener, Croft Lodge, Amos Road, Nam THOMAS HARDY ie instructed to SELL by U AUCTION, on the ma MUMMY NexT. 27th Setaembet, rt One for Two o'clock, fonder pow.' of da'e) ...
... Amount previously acknowledgedcoooooon 2,002 12 0 Mr. H. AsIIORd ..o venvesrs vansns sstonn sonsns sns soe s§oo Mr, Thomas Hardy .vuueveessssss e sonsussns ssnses sOO £2012 12 © Further subscriptions are solicited, and will be thankfully received ...
... More about Gossip. Paris Letter. The Leeds Festival. Lions Lacrymarum. Weeds. VU. lanelle. Living Novelists.—No. X. Mr. Thomas Hardy. A GJssip about Dramatic Meinuirs. and Autobiographies. kondou; Acrostic. IT is not generally known that PHOSPHORUS ...
... Jars for Museums. ANTIQUE, PLATE, and SHEET GLASS. • )(.1(1 11 EN ED GLASS. By the Author of Err _front the 77:1) I -4 By THOMAS HARDY. Jnst published in a New and Cheaper Edition, price Six Shillings. 711 y a clans 'A Pair flue Eyes' one forte etude de ...