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... oonfidebtly as though it had only left the place half an boar beton. MR. THOMAS HARDY AND THE PRINCE OF WALES. Graham B. Thomson, writing in the New York kidepealeal about Mr. Hardy's house at Dorchester, tells the following story, which is said to be ...
... Illustrated with portraits of the chief Paris deteettwrs. The number concludes with an article on the Tissts newspaper. Mr. Thomas Hardy has recently given Mr. William Strang • series of sittings for an etched portrait, the result tieing the most successful ...
... The picture was probably painted about 1480. Sons of our older novelists to have developed an anxiety to be reckoned Mr. Thomas Hardy recently published a pure of sore. length, Mr. Mill Caine has written • arix ballad. now cones Mr. Blackmore with the promise ...
... his books ordinary books. It is a fact not altogether credit. able to novel readers, that although Mr. Meredith and Mr. Thomas Hardy (both natives of this part of England) are generally coupled by the keenest critics as the greatest English novelists of ...
... St. Fagan'.. Emily Thomas, 90, general shook. Louise Thomas, 28, scalp wound, injury to both knees and over left eye, shock. Ileac Morgan, 32, collier, scalp wooed. Bees Phillips, 61, injured shoulder, gametal bruises. David Thomas, 34, guard on Brecon ...
... died on October reh, Las been proved, the value of the personal estate amounting to upwards of £.56.000. The will of Mr. John Hardy, late of New Bondstreet, woollen merchant, a,, ) of Litelen•ganiens. Mrsyswater, who died on Oet , ber 19th, has been proved ...
... CRUEL TREATMENT iiF HORSES. It the Guildhall (London) pol e.court on lay, Percy Hardie, carman, and Arthur Raynor, gr. engrocer, were charged with cruelty to a horse by working it whilst in an unfit state.—Mr. Havournin, veterinary surgeon, i .ited that ...
... RE (Sr. Vidal (Digo, C, 3,417; T. M. Harvey,L, 2,573;W. H. Bingham-Cox, C, 1,570; majority, 844. N. change. (Asnroso).—L. Hardy, C, 5,512; J. U. Bugler, l a 4,281; majority, 1,231. No charggs. LINCS. (Locrit).—R. W. Perks, l a 4,284; A. Raymond Heath ...
... lieJraira. John Davis, 49, fractured tibia; William Bishop, 48, contusions; Thomas Kendal, 42, injured pelvis; William Diminish, 33, scald wounds; John Allen, 18, fractured tibia and other serious injuries; Stephen Holey, 15, compound fracture ;George ...
... turn. tbe handle under the Italian's direction. WILLS AND BEQUESTS. Mr. George Hardy, of Pickering Lod Cheshire, who died oa 26th a whose so a hawse was in 18de to Hardy's Crown Brewery personal estate valued at The ?mentos are his . of dakdoer on-Mersey ...
... all-important as its abundance. HAIIMNIMS OF Till BLACKFICM. Mr. Thomas Macielland, North Ballwin, ICirkinner, writes as follows to the Seaman: A remarkable instance of the hardiness of the blackfaced sheep, which shows how lung this breed can exist ...
... his side, and hitting eight 4 ., two 3's, and three 2'e, was Waled at 120. lest few butsmen did not do though Goodwin and Thomas put on 19 for the wicket. The innings closed for 144, and the Kent eleven genenilly, and Martin in particular, were loudly ...