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... committed both prisoners for trial at Durham Assizes. The forged bills were next taken, cine of which had been paid to Mr. Thomas Hardy, timber merchant, Newcastle, by Mr- James Harker, builder, who had got it from Sj*brit, jind the other one to Messrs. Swinney ...
... engaging the attention of literary and dramatic circlcs in London this moment. It appears that in the early part of 1830, Mr Thomas Hardy, the Troll-known novelist, made, with the assistance of Mr Cakr, dramatic transcript of his popular .taio, Far from tho ...
... OWING to the REMOVAL of tho Association New Premises there will no Prayer Meeting on Tuesday First. rnflE INTERMENT of THOMAS OGLE HARDY will take place TO-MOMOW; lift finnotnally at P.M. Friends will please accept this ntimation. Mill Bill, Low Lights, ...
... lie can be; therefore, Mr. Carr,—' unyoke I . I hear tiiat Mr. Hollingshead is in negotiation with Mr. Comjna Carr and Thomas Hardy with a view to producing dramatised version Far from the Madding Crowd. ...
... committed both prisoners for trial at Durham Assizes.-The forged bills were next taker, one of which had been paid to MIr Thomas Hardy, timber merchant, Newcastle, by Mr James Harke, h,'ilder, who had got it from Sproat, and the other one the 31essr; Swinney ...
... Hare and Kendal entered open their msDsgemrnt that nee. Carr ia busy arraDjiuc for the proauction the play which and Mr Thomas Hardy have written. “ Far from tho Bla-ldiog Crowd will be produced company of Mr Charles Kelly the head and creamier Liverpool ...
... Socie'y opens with a well-written little story, Scarfaide. The anecdote corner is richer than ever. Frederick Arnold and Thomas Hardy contribute papers. Storied by French Novelists introduce us to Gaboriatt, the Poe, so to say, of France. The tale given ...
... laterestine in connection with • In which the soarer of ployed a prionineut tart. I refer Marra Thomas Hardy wed Ines the Madding t'sowd,^ finis Mn. Hardy. weal of that name. Niue your torten. will be swam that is • deems The by Me. Mein, was prettified ...
... without a copy of these spirited poems, and Messrs Long- man's editions certainly afford sufficient variety of choice. 3tr Thomas Hardy is writing a new novel. The first in- stalment of it will appear in the A42theSlc Montldy for May. MrrW. Bell Scott has ...
... P, Clark, Thomas Porteous, Rev W. Hedley, John J. McEweD, Wm. Hopkinaon, J. C. Charlton, Thomas Medd, Councillor S. Salter, Robert Clark, W. Erringtsn, Dean, Wm. Robinson, Henry Patterson, Win. M. Wilson, John Hutchinson, George Hardy, Thomas Campbell ...
... Alnwick. W. Dixon, Thompson 2 G. Bell, Thomas 1 —Hardy, c end Thompson 1 W. Huli, Taylor B. Sanders, 1 T. Dixon, sen., Thomas .!! 3 A. b Thompson W. Hackett, c Dixon q Marshall, Burgess 0 G. Bolam, c Thomson l Rev W. Thomas, Burgess T. Dixon, juti., Taylor ...