... Oastle.Caereiaion; vcat of lalAkyn, near Holywell. lev Freoele John Hall, MA, vioar of Little Wyminatdley, Herts. Rev Thomas Barker Hardy, 7ILA'; vicar of Buitwell, Nottingham. Rev-F. G.Huhes, 3,. ; vioarofSt, Peter's, astick. Rev 0. J. JobnRbone,. M.A, ...

... Itev. John, M.A.; Viaarof little Wytnondley, Herts. Patron, Mr U. (Juwia Heathcote. Hardy, Rev. Thomas Barker, M.A.; Vicar of Bulweli, Nottingham. Patron, Mr Thomas Hardy. Hnghae, Ray. I*. 0., Vicar of St. Pater's, Heatings. Patron, Bishop of Chichester ...

... option of enfranchising their holdings, on payment of 25 years' purchase of their annual rents. During the past few days Mr. Thomas Hardy, of Clout Farm, Crowland, near Spalding, has suffered serious losses by the death of eight working horses. In the district ...

... been so poorly done for them by these presumptuous critics, and we firmly believe that in the judgment of posterity Mr. Thomas Hardy will hold one of the highest places. He ham written less than some others, but that very fact is signi• ficantly suggestive ...

... Timet. William Black really looks as bs did twenty years ago; Blaokmore now white and nearing the category of venerableand Thomas Hardy will never look youthful again. Tbs death of the Earl of Carnarvon, though for days we were led to anticipate it, will ...

... T. C. W. Andrews, Mr. C. Hansford, Mr. T. B. Groves, Mr. G. J. Gregory, the Rev. H. S. Solly, Mr. Eustace Bankes, Mr. Thomas Hardy, Rev. F. Charlton, Mr. R. P. Fetherstonhaugh Frampton, Mr. O. C. Farrer, Dr. Mr. George Mayo, Dr. Baker, the Rev. W. Miles ...

... TilIotson Newspaper Syndicate*’ announce that amongst their authors for stories fer the coming vearare the Marquis of Lome. Thomas Hardy, G. H. Sims, Adeline Sergeant, J. Monk Foster (author of A Pit Brow Lassie’’), Dora Russell. Finch Mason (who is writing ...

... , Mr. T. C. W. Andrews, Mr. C. Hansford, Mr. T. B. Groves, Mr. G. J. Gregory, Rev. H. S Solly, Mr. Eustace Bankes, Mr. Thomas Hardy, Rev. F. Charlton. Mr. H. P Fetherstoobaugb Frampton, Mr. O. C. Farter, Dr. Macdonald. Mr George Mayo, Rev. W. Miles Baruee ...

... Johnston, and they can make even doormat delightful. William Black looks ruddy) tamed in his chair when heard the figures, and Thomas Hardy whispered to Mr Blackmore that trnth paid nearly as well fiction. To show tha anxiety of the concerning book Mr Maxaton ...

... why Colonel Maitland superseded ?—will scarcely resist an appeal for pardon, respectfully worded and duly presented.” Thomas Hardy, the Dorset novelist, is coming out in quite new character. At the Lyceum Theatre on Wednesday evening, on the occasion ...

... really looks as young as he did twenty years ago: Blackmore is now white and nearing the category of venerable; ’ and Thomas I Hardy will never look youthful again. The death of the Earl of Carnarvon, though for days were led to anticipate it. will come ...

... Grand Habitation. At stated periods of the year one of the halitvts of the Dorset Museum Readingroom at Dorchester is Mr. Thomas Hardy, colloquially known the Dorset Novelist, a title which gives very inadequate idea and a wholly false impression of the ...