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... A BRILLIANT STORY OF THE LAST CENTURY. BY A FRONT RANK NOVELIST. THE MELANCHOLY HUSSAR. BY THOMAS HARDY, Author of For from the Madding Crowd, •« Trumpet Major, The Mayor of Coster- bridge, « « Wessex Tales, •• A Laodicean, A Pair of Blue ...
... constituency except by name. Viscount Chelsea is also mentioned. Death or Eight Mobs Houses. — During the past few days Mr, Thomas Hardy of Cloot Farm, Crowland, near Spalding, Lincolnshire, has suffered most serious loss by the death of eight valuable working ...
... Hatidt. ? On the 15th inst., at St. Hilda's parish church. Middlesbrough, John Back- house, to Mary E. (Lizzie) Hardy, only daughter of Thomas Hardy, of Middlesbrough. Fisukk ? DuG^JLEiir. ? Ou the 15th inal , at the parish church, Nafferton, RoVx-rt Fiher ...
... On the 4th inst., at Doncaster, Annie, wife of John William Crabtreee, aged 29. Hardy. — On the Sth inst., in St. Marys-road, Don- castev, Ann Elizabeth, wife of Thomas Hardy, aged 38. Henderson. — At 31, East -parade, Heworth-road, York, in her 71st year ...
... old, the Graphic appears with a large variety of coloured pictures representing subjects that belong to the season. Mr. Thomas Hardy coutributes a very pleasant tide, Called A Group of Noble Dames, besides which there are other short tales and sketches ...
... John Hall, M.A. ; Vicar of ?? Wymoudley Herts. Patron, Mr. U. Pnwiu Heathcote. — Rev. Thomas Barker Hani)'. M.A. ; Vicar of Bulwell, Nottingham. Palrou. Mr. Thomas Hardy. —Rev. F. (i Hughes, M.A. , vicar of St. Pc let's, Hastings. Patron, the Bi-W of Chichester ...
... writer finally protests againet the emasculation cf all fictitious literature d3WD. to *l c level of boys and girls. Mr. Thomas Hardy fellows to much the rame eEect. but he differs from the lady as to the remedy, She recoio tuend3 that novels dealing with ...
... [NOW FIRST PUBLISHED] THE MELANCHOLY HUSSAR. THOMAS HARDY, Author .f Far from the Madding Crowd, The Trumpet Major, &c. [ALL RIGHTS RESERVED.] It was on a soft, dark evening of the following Week that they engaged in the adventure. Tina was lo meet ...
... 5 William Fair weather, G Thomas Robert*, 7 William Yates, 8 Tnoma9 Whitfield, 9 Thomas ßenwick, 10 George Byron, 11 V.'ilham Howlett, 12 Thomas Hardy. _6iogle rully burses, used by manufacturers *>ia 'rtrchants— l Thomas Welford (Bluudell, ...
... [NOW FIRST PUBLISHED.] THE MELANCHOLY HUSSAR. BT THOMAS HARDY, Author of Far from the Madding Crowd, The Trumpet Major, &c. [ALL RIGHTS RESERVED.;* L Here stretch the downs, fresh and breezy and green, absolutely unchanged since those eventful days ...
... jk, 5 William Fair weather, 6 Thomas Roberts, 7 William Yates, 8 Thomas Whitfield, 9 Thomas Renwick, 10 George Byron, 11 William Howlett, 12 Thomas Hardy. Single r ully horses, used by manufacturers and merchants— l ...
... PARTNERSHlPiheretofore existing between CHARLES HOLGATE, York-road, Leeds, and THOMAS HILL, of No. 6, Melbourne-street, York, as Pig Dealers, hos been DISSOLVED by mutual consent THOMAS HTLL. CHARLES HOLGATE. November 15, 1890. KN Ali ESBROUGH, NOTICE.| ITOE ...