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... General di Cesnola has so far recovered from his recent illness as to be able to take carriage We are glad to hear that Mr. Thomas Hardy is recovering from the severo illness which has cansed much anxiety to his friends. t is said that Mr. Harry Quilter, whose ...
... Queensland; How I fell among thieves; Notes from Epirus, Ac. Words opens with tale called The Trumpet Major, by Mr. Thomas Hardy, and contains also a pathetic story, Reduced Circumstances; an account of Holland; a story by Jean Ingelow, called Sarah ...
... costs little as ever.— Daily Telegraph. Thomas Hardy's New Story. OOD WORDS.—The TRUMPET MAJOR, VX the New Story by THOMAS HARDY, Author of Far from the Madding Crowd,'' is now appearing from month month. Mr. Hardy at hie best. —Aberdeen ...
... TeU'iraph. WORDS for JANUARY is Now VJT Ready, and contains the opening chnnters of the New Story, THE TRUMPET MAJOR. By Thomas Hardy, Author of Fax from the Madding Crowd, &c. Health at Home. I. Sunday iv Holy Russia. By B. W. Richardson, M.D. By J ...
... an adventure in the Valleys of the Waldenses; a clever serial story, called ‘‘ The Trumpet Major,”’ b tributions. y Mr, Thomas Hardy ; aud other con- ** Our Own Country,”’ oneof Messrs. Cassell’s monthly issues, is this month especially in- teresting to ...
... Victoria to Winnipeg ; the first part of an essay on the influence of art in daily life ; and two serial stones, one Mr. Thomas Hardy, and the other by Jean Ingelow. The Sunday Magazine gives a capital description of the natural beauties to be seen on the ...
... stabbing John Linton and John Thomas Hardy, ada on the 28th ult., at Barrow. The prisoners ba quarrel with others, and mistaking Hardy aud @ man named Owen as the persons they were after, assaulted them and used the knife. Hardy was stabbed in the arm, and ...
... too Cookson.—On lst inst., Chorlton-upon-Medlock, the wife of son. 27th, at Norman cam-Hardy, tho wire of Charles Oi'Knsuaw.—(>:i the 27th ult., a* 009» Lane, tho wife Frank E. P- , daughter. ' Pearce.—On the 31 st March, at The the wife of Alfred K. ...
... Sales ON WEDNESDAY NEXT. Chorlfcon-cum-Hardy,—Sale of Household Furniture for drawing room, ; Sweet-toned Cottage Piano- forte, full compass; Dining-room, of mahogany; Three and Three Minor Bedrooms; Mahogany, Polished Birch, Iron Tudor and French Bedsteads ...
... , hereby given thePARTNERSHIP heretofore'subsisting between us, the under signed Li HALL and THOMAS BIDDOLPH, lately carrying on businefls as wine spirit merchants, at Ni. 33 Cooper-street, Manobester, under the style or firm Lightbourne, Son, and Biddolph ...
... Sales fcg Thomas Tusou, Liquidation.—To Curriers, Leather Merchants, Shoemakers, and othf is. MESSRS. FREDERICK THOMPSON and SON have been favoured with instructions from the trustee herein to SELL BT AUCTION, unless previously disposed of private contract ...
... Levenshulme.— Joseph Moseley, Esq.. J.P., Chairman. Charles Griifin, Esq., Vice-Chairmaa. Mr. Thoma* Marsh. Hon. Sec. MANCHESTER. St, Auo's-street. —Thomas Rose, Esq., J.P., Chairman. Mr. Henry Sutoliffe, Hon. Sec. New Cross and St. Michael's Ward.—John ...