... 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. ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... iustalamnts of two new stories — ono by Val Prinsep, and the other by Jean Ingelow ; besides a complete little tale by Thomas Hardy, who seems just now to prefer the short romance. Them are numerons other enateete, including inch noticeable morsels as ...

... 8. One Christmas Eve. v 'Biro. A LITERARY TRR•T: A BRILLIAbrr STORY TU LAST BY A FP,9NT•RANK T HE MELANCHOLY USSAR, THOMAS HARDY, Author of Far the /daddies Orofrd.'' nimbi% hfaJor The Mayor of Castorheidire, Wane: Tales, A Laoslicean, A Pair ...

... poor heart endure. W twit hopes trum thee. and thee alone. a cure! —IV. MOW TIRBT PUBLISHED., Ike 'op clancholn ussar. Br THOMAS HARDY, Autber of Par from Madebeg Crowd..' Tie Trumpet Major.' tr. I T en a soft. duk eveni ng of th e f o ll owing weak that ...

... Hawktield—T. H. Hardy and John Park. r ; Neaspostt—Alfred King and Alfred Wit hey ; Paulton—W. C. A.hman Thomas Bash; Stott Keaton—J. L Carpenter and F. N. Plower; Stowey—W. C. Lyda and Richard Linton _: Timid:Airy—Jobs tirsitory and Thomas Hall; Uttley—Charleis ...

... Lewis; 2. H. Newsom. eland cat lowers-1 Mrs. Down; I. L Deets, y et Norm ; Wats. Panay McDonald. Th omas MOW*. W. Holmes: 2. J. Thomas.. V KORA -POllll9Ol. kidney-1. W. N. ; William 3. U. Halley. Potatoes, round- cergesst-31alor Smythe: It. Lewis 4 31r% 2, ...

... Huw{e•houie Allot. Visitable Jenny COWS. one calving shortly. to iiill•boafs. Mogul sbekt. D SALT for &AIX elhosp,-Apply climb-TH. THOMAS and mum/Jut Lauited. Works, MID OATS trout Scotland, Seed Harley, Sold ►areas, Pea.—J. 121, Itedclill• I. Victoria *greet ...

... Upon beiag questioned. Ring told the police that he had Miceli the bird from Mr.Hardy,of Compton Malreward,but upon instituting further inquiries it was found that Mr. Hardy bad sold the accused no birds, but be had to a man named Hill. The prisoner then ...