... unknown upon our star A story sufficiently 'Manlier to that toll by Mr. Finer, is palled in the admirable novel of Mr. Thomas Hardy. Fir the Mcd.fine Crowd. f:o istroug is the ratemblieure between the novel and the play, some teem of acknowledgment ...

... Barnett, P. & Co. 9 Co-operative Jewellers' Herbert, Miller & Co. 43 Liberty & Co. Cover Pink's Marmalade _ i 'Thomas, W. 46 Baylis, Gilles & Co. 48 Association 8 Hibernia Underclothing Lichtenfeld, G. 44 Powell's Balsam ...

... it was nevertheless produced without by Consultation either with Mr. Hardy or myself, idc and without acknowledgment of his name. de And it is further to be observed that Mr. Hardy on is absolutely powerless to act in the matter; and la( yet further, ...

... (right wing), C. Forster, T. Forster (left wiDg), and J. Kimpster (centre), forwards. Rangers: T. Douglas, goal; J. anil F. W. Hardy, backs; J. Campbell andA. White, half-backs; Hetherington, Crawford (right wing), Chsllouer, PhiUips(left wing), and Brown ...

... SALES BY AUCTION. Bankruptcy Act. 1809. Tn Liquidation, re George Chivers. CINDERFOtID BRIDGE, EAST DEAN, GLOUCESTERSHIRE. THOMAS WHITE WILL SELL BY AUCTION (by directum of the Trustees), on WEDNESDAY, January 4th, 1882, at Eleven o'clock sharp— • THE ...

... ha I made restitution he passed the mild seutent* nf day e' hard laeour. BTA.TEM ENT OP LIMIIT. PONSON Br. On Thursday, Dr. Thomas, the Coroner for Central Middlesex, resumed at the Providence Hall, Church. street. E brware-roed, the inquiet on Haim i Crimmins ...

... Local and District News. Accidents. —A man named Thomas Falcon, aged 44, of Byron yard, Sadlergate, was admitted to the infirmary late on Saturday night, having been run over by a cab near the Temperance Hall. He received a fracture of a rib, and was ...

... for the stage as well as a conscientious if not brilliant actor, will receive a serious check from the statemente of Mr. Thomas Hardy and Mr. Colvin' Carr. But whatever may be the reeponsibibty of the author, it is clear that the manager of the theatre ...

... farm servant, were charged with » similar offence on the 12th December. The against Hardy was dismissed on payment Mr. Potter was fined 2s. (kl. and cost*. Lupton and Thomas Luptoa, of Disliforjh, farmers, were charged by John Horner, of Hntton Conjm. watcher ...

... About CIO lots of First Quality FLECTRO SIL.VER PL4.Tz, Afvw OIL PAINTINGS auid choico ENGRAVINGS3 and MHZZ(TINTS, Jry J. Hardy, T. Lawrence, D. Cox, Luny, Hafluer, Park Cromae, and Ibbitson; A few Pieces of ANTIQIUJ FUiRNITURE, 'Five ?? i)RA~viNUS, A ...

... personal inspection hia LARGE AND HEALTHY STOCK OF ROSES, FRUIT TREES, RHODODENDRONS, GOLDEN ELDERS, POPLARS, WILLOWS, And other Hardy Trees and Shrubs suitable for planting the vicinity of large towns. AUTUMN AND WINTER BLOOMING GREENHOUSE PLANTS, FERNS, COT ...

... fined Decosts,. and his; servant, eorge Dawes, ordered to pay e I a masta Thomas Potter, of North Stailaly, farmer, rywas fined 2s 6outand costs, aend his servant, James F' Hardy, ordered to pay costs, for a breach ol the he same regulations. a Yoai Coal ...