... slightly grey; moustache dark brown. Had white handkerchief, besring name of Thomas Hardy, and a member's card of the 5 -Surrey Cricket Club, with holder's name, Thomas c Hardy. A Leeds correspondent telegraphs that as the Midland c train was due at ...

... mingled with the humble villagers of Came, who attended to bid farewell to their faithful friend and parish priest: and Mr. Thomas Hardy was amongst the small band of literary men who stood at the graveside of the Dorset poet, whose name will ever rank high ...

... scrambled out of the top of the car-. Ir;ge.-Josi1h Dakin, another passenger, gave a sirnilar- account of the accident. -Thomas Hardy, carriage-' examiner, said he examined the carriages composing the snare, carefully inspected the wheels, oaslc, and brakes ...

... o cmi actor and ~~~author, who has given cat IoL'fs of his talent inl both capacities, hoe 11 til ?? adantage over Mr. Thomas Hardy and to i.CoinlylSs Cairr, whlich wijll no doubt become thi EiCconslnicuous twhen hois work land theirs are an, mcclIis1 ...

... policeman. ek Thomas Rogers, a betting man, belonging to West Brom. 2i wich, was committed for trial at Yeorc, oln Monday, o0 the or charge of having uttered two forged £-5. bank motes. ng A petition has been filed in Nottinghamn by AIr. Thomas an Tutin, ...

... injured. At Dorchester, on Friday, the ceremony took plane of reopencing the Graimar School, vwitich was founded in 1571, by Thomas Hardy, of Framptoin, and has enjoyed an almost sunbroken existence from this time to the present The school has been rebuilt ...

... Whigs and Palmerstonians Doiv belonging to it. Rteally our modern propliets make a terlible hash of the business. Mii. Thomas Hardy furnishes to the New Quatrlerl' Marpazise a novelette of much ability, entitled ?? Fellow Townsmen. The plot is striking ...

... C'orbiestanes,' by Mrs. Oar- nett. Goord Wa-ordq, also with the opening ehapters of two new novels,tho I'runmpet IMajo-, by Thomas Hardy; and Sarah (le Berenger, by Teen Ingel ow. Some of the illus- i trations are of superior quality, a great advance upon ...

... which are of exceptional merit, give it a distinctive character. Dickens, Bret Harts, BIaryatt, Longfellow, Sir WV. Scott, Thomas Hardy, &c., are laid under contribution for the present number. loteng enaland, after aot existence of two years as a weekly ...

... of this followviging inisters, who ale beecs ernupernucneraries four years :-Jottathans Cadican, Thomas i Hardy, Williact Eltose, -Iengy Riohsardeons, Thomas Thtenspon, and ,Tames Claphainl. In this plece of the -, firet-inentioneed of thea above, thea ...

... with his. O tory and Thackeray and Dickens with moral philosophy. h1 And so Ion- as Williian Black, It. D. Blakemore, Thomas it Hardy, ancT George Macdonald write, and are well read, is d it quite grateful tc speak so slightingly of 'light reading? r ...

... FUNERAL OF MR. MICHAEL THOMAS BASS. a The funeral of Mr. Michael Thomas Bass, for man} n years A.P. for Derby, and the head of the well-knowin firm g of brewers, took place yesterday, in Rangemoor Church- r- yard, near Burton-on-Trent. Mr. Bass, it will ...