... Thackeray, which may or may not be a good thing for literature, but will most assuredly prove a good thing for Mr. Black. Mr. Thomas Hardy, likewise, one is glad to state, has a large and increasing number of admirers, and is perhaps subject to less fluctuation ...

... even a doormat delightful. Mr. William Black (who looks ruddy) turned in his chair when he heard these figures, and Mr. Thomas Hardy whispered to Mr. Blackmore that truth paid nearly as well as fiction. To show the anxiety of the public concerning the ...

... wouuds about the face and noeck, evi. desitl v inflicted with a razor. It ie hoped, however, that sho will recover. * ir. Thomas Hardy, of Cloot Farm, Crowland, near Spaidiu;g, Iineolnshiire, has saio'ered most serious loss by the death of eight. valuable ...

... &c., and early in the afternmon the newly-married counle left har Bournemouth. POOR CHILDREN'S FUND.-AN ADDRESS by MR. THOMAS HARDY. The performance at the Lyceum Theatre on behalf of M~rs. jemsfn g-liviing poor City children two or three weeks' holiday ...

... t instance, Miss Braddon (Mrs. Maxwell) t Mr. and M3rs. William Black, Mr. Rider Hag- t gard, Mrs. Campbell Praed, Mr. Thomas s Hardy, Captain Hawley Smart, and Mr. f George Moore. The players have frequently e been more numerous than they were yesterday ...

... for doing so, the words are hardly out of his mouth before he peels for an encounter. Round I.-We learn that, as Mr Thomas Hardy, the renowned novelist, has expressed his satisfaction with the way in which Mr Grein has dramatised his novel, Mr Tree's ...

... doing so, the words are b hardly out of his mouth before he peels for all ig encounter. Round I.-We learn that, as Mrr Thomas Hardy, the renowned D novelist, has expressed his satisfaction with the way in which Air Grein has dra'natised his of novel ...

... de Milan, but was retaken t of six days later by the Leander. He after- I ir wards served in the Triumph under Sir Thomas Masterwan Hardy, who had been g Nelsou's captain at Trafalgur, and in several {] A. other ships. In January, 1812, he joined the Shbannon ...

... ciation having passed a unanimous resolution asking Mr. Keir Hardie to contest the constituency at the next election as a Labour candidate, a favourable reply has been received, and Mr. Heir Hardie will shortly address a series of public meetings in the consti- ...

... has also conferred the honour of 'Knighthood upon:-R. Dixon, late Mayor of Middlesbrough; Robert P. Hardy, chief Official !Receiver in Bankruptcy; Thomas Sowler, Man. chester, Hon. Romesh Chunder Mitter, judge of the High court, Calcutta; Tahria Tonan, ...

... the habit of passing the mystic portal by putting twopence into the hands the checker ? This, Sir, wants explaining. I can hardy believe that Mr May himself would participate in such a fraud, but if he knew that that sort of thing was going on why did ...

... tatujrey-stree L-T, W. Hardy~, J.3. Habrdy, It. 1). itardy, and SN.. ist airdy (trnding as Hardy and Sons), MoorprattLetre, and (eIl, IlY where, brick mantiactuseares, ledI, first and lnlle, October. 18W. d. Sheep Market, Spalding-W. J. Hardy leprt ?? - of street ...