... banns le the poor ?? fepie. ?? - that criminally these s:- directed an acquittal. ½' ?? nerv hcartlks fellow a.Z: l 1a- Thomas Hardy, 4- Sear, 1., - three mtoiths' hard labr .- -_ perty of Henry ohoiid, a: Ma-Z,- Aprl. James Joner. alias DaNi':- sentenced ...

... the iacl to talk snich steiis as will ECtine its irotset behcrvaiuO3 ia regard to these .ad other fo tLochars. Ito -Mr Thomas Hardy (Diflingliano) secocedl the Mi rSooltitiun, which wsc supported by several en ?? Hibbert, of Bradford, proposod gI ain ...

... Foster; The Wedding Ring. Jas. Nisbet and Co. For Percival (3 vols.): Margaret Veley; The Return of the Native (3 vols.): Thomas Hardy. Smith, Elder. and Co. On the Treatment of Some of the Most Important Affections of the Nervous System: Dr. Henry Belcher ...

... will play his lccus- tomed part. One of ?? great departmients has lost the >zices ?? effcient eand distinguished ?? Thomas Dim us Hardy. 'Thq Deputy-Keeper of the Rolls dieda in London last night, after a brief illnes. lie was-born at Fort RoyA, in Jamaica ...

... tongue being more than atoned for by Ionty's pro- ficiency. Last Monday wvas a black one at the Record Office, where Sir Thomas Hardy has for years been regarded with an affection very different from the mere friendliness felt by civil servants to a chief ...

... majority of 79, the Ayes being 140, and the Noes 219. On Thursday the Roads and Bridges Bill was resumed in Committee. Sir Thomas Duffus Hardy, D.T.L. Oxon, Deputy- Keeper of the Records, and one of her Majesty's Commissioners on Historical Manuscripts, died ...

... said to have been greatly impressed by the grace and eloquence of the venerable poet. It is much to be regretted that Sir Thomas Hardy, who has died at the ripe age of seventy-four, did not live to complete his 'Descriptive Catalogue of Materials for the ...

... Hon. Douglas Pennant, h.P., left Penchyn Castle, Bangor, yesterday, for his London ?? The death is announced of Sir Thomas Duff us Hardy, deputy-keeper of public records. An editor offers a reward of five dollars for the best t atise on how to make out-door ...

... her eightieth birthday at Stuttgart last month. The next number of the New Quarterly will contain a short story by Mr. Thomas Hardy. C. Kegan Paul and Co. will shortly publish a translation from the works of the Swedish poet, Johan Ludwig Runeberg, by ...

... competitors:-lst. Sergerut Halliday, 64 points; 2nd, Private James Hardy, 63; 3rd, Private John Dixon, 57; 4th, Private Farrington, 57; 5th, Private Younger, 57; 6th, Private Thomas Hardy, 56; 7th, Sergeant Winton, 55; 8th, Private Lee, 48; 9th, Private ...

... ien the States, and that a work based on these will appear after his return io 1 Engtland.-Men of letters who know Sir Thomas Hardy only b his works, as well as the large circle of his por- sDnalfri'indg, will learn wvith sorrow that the Deputy Xeoeer ...

... McDermott. The I streati was very crowded at the time. I e ACCIDENT AT THE MmDLAND RAILWAY WORKS.-On I i: Thursday a man named Thomas Hardy was at work at I the new carriage works at Derby Station, when he got his I foot crushed rather severoly, but his injuries ...