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... married, and Saralt Markir.ll, 73, married, were indicted for that they, having the custody and care of William Hardy, Ada Hardy, and Thomas Hardy, infants of tender years, did neglect to provide suffi- cient food and clothing, whereby the lives of such children ...
... Upon a creditor's petition, a receiving order in* bank- ruptcy was made against Thomas Wilcox Hardy, Samuel Thomas Hardy, William Joseph Hardy, and Richard Doughty Hardy, on the 22d ult. They are described es ...
... outside into the roadway. Twenty of the party were more or less seriously injured, among the worst cases being those of Thomas Hardy, Thomas Rothwell, and John Birkin. Some of the pleasure-seekers had their ribs broken. Medical aid was quickly procured, and ...
... laundress, and Sarah ?? ?? her mother, were convicted for that they havin'- V custody and care of William Hardy. Ad* Ifhr.lv i Thomas Hardy, infants of tender years, did neglect »'> • vide sufficient food and clothing, whereby their BveJh i been ...
... strangely developed metaphysical side of his faithful and heroic character. When it is said also that there is a story by Mr. Thomas Hardy, a poem on -Eolus, by Mr. Swinburne (in his latest manner), and illustrations by such gifted artists as Miss Tennant ...
... and enthusiastic response. In the audience, which seemed as if it could not tire in its approval, were Lord Rowton, Mr. Thomas Hardy, the novelist, Miss Braddon, Professor Blackie, and many cele- brities. ?? ?? ...
... of Edinburgh, Y\imbledou ; John Gaauaway, I-'ather Red Cap, Camberwell ; E. Erskine Greville, Vestry-hall, Wandsworth ; Thomas Hardy, Griffin Hotel, Kingston; H. Hasland, Public Hall, Croydon ; Elisha Harrison, General Moore Tavern, Battersea ; Joe Harrison ...
... 9, Pembridge-square, Edward Fer- diuaod Sichel, Esq., aged fifty-four. SIN KIN SON.— On the ?? inst., Eleanor, widow of Thomas Hardy Siukinsoii. ol Jamaica-row, Birmingham. _V.ABEV.-On the 21st inst., at Woodcote, Woburn Sands, Thotuas. third son oi the ...
... Barnet, Charles Llewellyn, seventh son of Ebeuezer aud Sarah Gregg, aged eighteen. HARDY.? On the 18th ii.st., Thomas, eldest surviving son of the lat* Thomas Hardy, Esq., of 18, Warwick-square, S.W., aged forty- seven. HERRING.? On the 26th inst., at ...
... the service of the Crown under the Commis- sioners of Public Records, where he waa the contemporary of the late Sir Thomas Duffus Hardy. In January, 1836, he received an appointment under the Trustees of the Bri- tish Museum, in whose service he haa tpent ...
... obviate this difficulty by covering the right of serial publication both in Englan and America. It is understood that Mr. Thomas Hardy is engaged upon a new novel, to be illustrated by Mr. Dv Mau.ier, which will accordingly appear exclusively in Harper's ...
... Lady Colin Campbell, Sir Francis Adams, Professor Max Muller, Mr. Edmund Gosse, Mr. R. D. Blackmore, Mr. Bryce, M.P., Mr. Thomas Hardy, Mr. Bret Harte, Mr. W. H. Russell, Mr. Arthur Cecil, Mr. A. Egmont Hake, the Rev. C. H. Middleton- AV'ake, Mr. Walter ...