... letter. At Dorchester, on itriday, the ceremony took place of reopening the Gramrmar School, which vas founded in 1571, by Thomas Hardy, of Frampton, and has enjoyed an almost unbroken existence from that time to the present. The school has been rebuilt. ...

... cigar. Mr. Anthony 'Trollope. too, gives his testimony in favour of the weed, having been a smonler all his life. Mr. Thomas Hardy nevcr smoked a pipeful in his life, andl never found alcohol helpful in novel writing. Alr. Jame3 Payn is a constant smnoker ...

... described a, as a big, heavy main, bad his leg broken in v of pablic-house tnilec at Job's Hill, *ed his alleged in ?? and Thomas Hardy and Jamei in Killen-were remanded on their own bail to co'ne to up in a month, prosecutor btein bedIfast._ V, Ptick Quinnan ...

... I can spak the name o't, but I know 'tis a good thing, he replied. Now, in the new number of Longmnan's Mfagazine, Mr. Thomas Hardy, the novelist, contributes a description of the good fellows who are aspiring after their good thing. The Hodge of ...

... well-known writers have contributed to the English domestic novel: Thomas Love Peacock, H. Coke, Samuel Philips, Angus B. Reach, Albert Smith, R. Cobbold, Edmund Yates, Thomas A. Trollope, Thomas Hardy, James Payn, George Augustus Sala, William Thornbury, the ...

... rot Mir. Edwin llethro, of this city. CHISIrOLUI5BATTEN-POTTER.-August 9. at St. John the Baptist's Britb, by the Rev. Thomas Hardy, M.A., vicar of Erith sna nule of the bride, CSpD James Forbes Chishollan Batten, Army Pay Department, eldest son of lidmaud ...

... the celebrities who passed away this year (1839) was Vice-Admiral Sir Thomas Hardy, whose name will be familiar to all who have read the life of England's greatest naval hero. Hardy was present at several naval engagements before joining Nelson's fleet ...

... lis to the new chancel funi. Mr W. L. Powell was again cihoqpn bv thne Rletor as his clnrsh. warderl, whilst Mr Thomas Hardy and Mr Thomas Sarginson, jn ?? wers r e slectad for the parish -& long and interesting conversation tno'c plece with regard to ...

... of Mr, Thomas Hardy, whose admirable fictions, we need scaroely say, have been- noted for their graphic delineation of the labouriing population, and particularly that of his native county, The following extraot will show with what power Mr. Hardy disenseea ...

... had been found dead ii ia ?? behind her own house. The coron-er thiought tr tsh suffered from puerperal mania. - fa - Mr. Thomas Hardy, a young farmer. z esiding near lllneston, is lying, in a critical condition from in- t juries inflicted on him by two ...

... my cigar. Mr. Anthony Trollope, too, gives his testimony in favour of the weed, having been a smoker all his life. Mr. Thomas Hardy never smoked a pipeful in his life, and never found alcohol helpful in novel writing. Mr. James Payn is a constant smoker ...

... 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 ...