... A Peakland Faggot (Grant Richards;, Mr. B. Jurray Gilchrist has done for the remote villages of Derbyshire what Hr. Thomas Hardy, in Wessex Tales. has done for Dorsetshire — he has gathered together from tbe country people a budget of stones which ...

... non-attecdai,c? from the Rev, J. Mursell. Mr. Wildgoose (Matloolt), Mr. Court, Mr. Robert Mellor (Not- tinghan ), and Mr. Thomas Hardy (Kegworth), the Chair- man said lbsy w re met together that night to honour someone who had been enganed in a good work ...

... obtaining a quantity of stone against one Thomas Walter Hardy, value Sip. 19s. 4d., with intent to defraud Joseph Tom- linson, Contractor, Mansfield, on the 22nd October.- Mr. F. F: Elliot Smith appeared to ?? Walter Hardy, Viotoria-street, Mansfield. said he ...

... Sir Thomas Roe, Mr. and Mrs. )n Sutherland, Mr. and Mrs. Abraham Woodiwiss o (Duffield), and Mr. Thomas Woollatt. The service was iimpressively read by the Rev, H. R. Rolfe, and the Iy funeral arrangements were personally directed by Mr. id Thomas Lloyd ...

... increased, and a new building, which would be an ornament to the district, would be erected at a cost of 1.0201. to 1o001. Mr. Thomas Hardy, brewer, of Kimberley, havsing given evidence, Mr. a. W. Payne, the applicant, was called, and after h.ving borne out the ...

... A-0ndon ad Otim Voto- Mr. Rider Haggard has been elected chairman of the Ditchingham Council, Norfolk. But where is Mr. Thomas Hardy 7 Mark Twain's new book, ' Podd'ohoad Wilson, con- tainu some choice specimens. This is one:- October: This is one cf ...

... well-drei-sing festival was held on Wednesday, when the two wells OD the Helper Bond were beautifully decorated by Mr. Thomas Hardy. The Younteer Band was engaged and played at both wells, afterwards marching to the Shaw Croft, which was kindly lent by ...

... andsombre. I If the elder Dumas be ranked with Scott, the younger I finds his counterpart, with some important differences, in Thomas Hardy. He is not, and never will be, so well known to English readers as the author of 1 The Three Musqueteers, aThe Count ...

... it was a rare party they had, by all 3 account. Everybody in Longpuddle was there almost. -From ' Wesaex Folk, by Mr. Thomas Hardy, in I .( liper'ne' .1faga -i ite. 3 A REiMARKABLE PSALM. l A good deal of amusement was caused a few days ago by the efforts ...

... Vaults, Albert-street, from Mary Endsor to Charles Jackson; Hallam's Vaultts, Queen- street, from William Henry Marsden to Thomas Hardy; Red Lion, Canal-street, from William Henry Shaw to Ada Hannah Rent; Seven Stars, King-street, from William Bates (deceased) ...

... Sherratt to Thomas Keenan ; Palmerston Arms, Back Parker-street, from John Moore to Thomas Wm. Thompson; house and shop, 110, Brook-street, from Mary Ann Jackson to William Thrutchley Goodwin; house and shop, 150, Osmaston-road, from Thomas Brigge, deceased ...

... Star Inn, Market Street, from Walter Wheatcroft to Henry Robinson; Sun Inn, Mididleton Street, off St. Giles's Road, from Thomas Hardy to Annie Drabble- Baseball Hotel, Vulcan Street, from George Robinson to Morgan Roberts; Leviathan Inn, London Road, from ...