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... CAW. Diecount. BRISTOL AND AIIRROR SATURDAY. JANUARY Ore, 'RISING 16 PAGES (112 COLUMNS), „ THE MELANCHOLY HUSSAR.” By THOMAS HARDY. STRAY SCRIBBUNGS sr SUNDRY tiCRIBM A LADY'S LETTER. OLD WORLDE GLEANING& OUR CHESS COLUMN. ...
... opposite to th* Ground, and then desired me get oat and read the inscription stoat which titsds tba grave the well-known Thomas Hardy. Ibis being done, said,' Ton see little chapel opposite —go and look uarafully noose which stands there the left of it ...
... THI BRISTOL TIMIS AND MIRROR SATURDAY. JARVARY 111 , PRISING lb PAO= (112 OOLUDINS). WILL '• THE MELANCHOLY HUSSAR. Br THOMAS HARDY. UNCLE JOHN. A SKICTCH FROM LIM Br *ORIKLER. LAST WORDS. BY Mr. JOSILPH LTICH STRAY SUNDRY SCRIBES. • LADY'S LIME& OUR ...
... formerly of Bath. FJONBSA.7 .-October 18, at 5, Upper Alma itreot. Nes - ,Pori, Thomas Fitzgerald aged 41. 1aBDY -October 23, at Nortona Hawkfleld, after ashoo illness, Thomas Hardy, in his 85th year, DeePlF It' gretted. ?? -October 2, at 32, Bolt street, Newport ...
... On the other hand sh fails to discover anty humour in Thomas Hardy, calls Dickens vulgar, and regards Sir Walter Scott as dreary and .westing in animation. It is curious how tastes differ. Mir Hardy may be l~h to make his own defence. It isf impossible ...
... Bed- land, zmmma Alison, youngest daugh er of the late Thomas Pringle Cunningham. Of Olapham, Surrey, in her 71st year. RDY.-October 23, at Norton Hawkileld, after a short illnesg Thomas Hardy, in his 85th year, Deeply re- gpetted. NAE3H.-Ocbober 24 ...
... or Dickene Thackeray, which may or may not a good thine; for literature, bnt will moot prove good thing tar Mr Black. Mr Thomas Hardy, likewise, one glad So state, baa a large and increasing nam ber of admirers, and perhaps subject lets fiuctaasioo than ...
... Bristol. ALL, A LITERARY TREAT. A BRILLIANT STORY OF THE LAST CENTURY. BY YRONT-RANK wovsusr. THE MELANCHOLY HUSSAR, BY THOMAS HARDY. Author of E'er rom the Meddled Crowd. Trumpet or.' The Mayor Casterbridge. Winne Tale& A A of Blue Eyes.- The Hood ...
... left foot, and which was sworn by Mrs Newport, a neighbour of hers named John Sampson, the 26th of September, bat Mr Thomas ' Henry Hardy, farmer, of Norton Maireward, 1 called by Mr Dickenson, stated that had Bold aix hens to a man named John Hill, haulier ...
... Army; and L, B. Walford contributes a capital descriptive sketch of the home of Charlotte Bronte. The novellette by Ur Thomas Hardy is written in that gentleman's inimi- table style. The Xautieal 1aqazine contains a scientific de- scription of tidal phenomena ...
... Hall. M.A.: Vicar of Little VVymondley. Herts. Patron, Mr. U. Cowin Heath. cote. Rev. Thomas Barker Hardy,_M.A. Vicar of Buliwell, Nottingham. Patron. Mr. Thomas Hardy. Row. F. O. Hughes. M.A.: Vicar of St. Peter's, Heat- logs Patron, the Bishop of Chichester ...
... NS. A LITERARY TREAT. TORY A B RILLIANT or THE S LAST CENTURY. AY A YRONT•RANK N0V161.48T. THE MELANOHOLY HUSSAR, BY THOMAS HARDY. Author or Far troth the Madding Crowd. **Trumpet The Mayor et (Naaterbridge. Wessex Ulm A Lockman, A Pair of Moe ...