... Ashmore, Richard Blay, Emma Chantrill, Cecil Cooling, Harry Cope, Alice L. Edge, Sarah Eley, Florence Fearn, William Hall, Thomas Hardy, Joseph Hinds, Elizabeth Ellen Howard, William Johnson, Fred. Lee, Annie Owen, Henry Parker, Fred. Pearce, William Petrie ...

... 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 ...

... his address to the T teleactors of the Strand borough yesterday. .in 1 STAFFORDSHIRE ( Bux-Tot). - Mr. Gerald u, Hardy, son of Sir Thomas Hardy, who contested the C division against Sir Arthur Bass lest year, was yesterday to seiecte~l as the Conservative ...

... from the person of Amelia Crew, his wife, on the 24th inst., and was sent to prison for six weeks, with hard labour.- Thomas Hardy, labourer, 18, Margaret's hill was charged with stealing 2s,, the money of hames Randall, on the 24th inst., and also with ...

... -Joseph. James Hall, Queen-street I t set Board Boys', South Stockton ; John R, Nichols, St. th ie- Paul's Bos' iadleehrough; Thomas Hardy, Stock. vs toss-street Ioard, Middilesbrougli. el le SEON YrAR.-Jlio. AtkinsoniBIOO Ceat Boys', jV Stokto; WltricLard, ...

... in the Masonic Hall, Queen-street, Crook, yes- in Iterday, for the purpose of installing as Worship- di ful Master Brn. Thomas Hardy, S.W., who at ¢l o the last regular lodge had been unanimously ait le appointed W.M.-elect.-The lodge was presided bi eover ...

... Association, from one of the windows of which he delivered a short address. DxnnBszuan (BUxTox DivisIONN)-Mr Gerald Hardy, son of Sir Thomas Hardy, who contested the division against Sir Arthur Bass last year, was yester- e day selected as the Conservative ...

... d Blay, Emma Chantrill, Cecil H. Cooling. Harry Cope, Alice L, iv Edge, Sarah Eley, Florence Foarn, William A. Hall, Thomas e Hardy, Joserh Hinds, Elizabeth E. Hloward, William Johnson, Fred Lee, Annie Owen, Henry Parker, Frederick Pearce, William Petrie ...

... of the delightful ramble Mr. Thomas Dytes makes C over thnse portions of Ayrshire an- Dumafriesshire ti kuiiwU as tne Land of Burns. Lieut.-Col. Collius I gives an account of the Gordon Boys' Hoite, aud Mr. h Thomas Hardy continues his neW suory, Tho ...

... French and Einglish, and be ourselves too. ENGLISH LITERATURE-HARDY, MEREDI TH, JAMES, MOORE! Of English literature Mr. Lowell said: I have not followed it. I had ,been told that Mr. Thomas Hardy wras very good, and I 'took up lone of his ,books-' Two on ...

... ? Tf ? ?? -1?t ~L -) , 1? ?? .1 I, ,,11T'i ? Q ?, , 11 ?;I I1, ?Iiiil? 111111,11??'11`11 THE MAYOR OF CASTERBRIDGE By THOMAS HARDY, Author of Far from the Madding Crowd, A Pair of Blue Eyes, ?? &'c. CHAPTER XXIV. P',Osv Elizabeth Jane, little thinking ...

... four now peers-namely, Sir Thomas Brasseay, ?? Sir M. A. Bass, Bert., M.P.; Mr. J. C. Hamilton, of Dalzell, late MP. for South Lanarkshire; and Sir Henry Thring, E.C.B. I Sir Thomas Brassey is the eldest son of the late Mr. Thomas Brassey, the well-known ...