... Mr. Hardy may have little pathos; he appear to be rather angry with for visiting th the woes than sym: with those who have to suffer them ; but by this of country life, “ Under the Green wood he at oace into to tne treat rank of our humorists. Never the ...

... BRISTOL (IEO. NICHOLS, SMITH, & ALDER ore instructed by thn Representatives of Mr. Thomas Hardy. dcc to SELL by AUCTION. the Premise., on WEDNESDAY. March 28th, Het The whole of the very Valuable Live and Dead FARMING STOCK, HAY and STRAW to 0 of. CIDER ...

... Robert Hartington Road, Thomas Hardy, Monkgate, Yorks, painter and paper- builder James A. Milborne, Peter Street, Yeovil, commission Brown, Loug Acres Street, Walsall, pig dealer arever, Joseph W. Davies, Lucton Court, Herefordshire, harer of en! John ...

... will like te hear what Walter Besant and Thomas Hardy have to say about the science of fiction. Walter Besant thinks the young writer might be taught and trained just as well as the young painter. Thomas Hardy belioves more in the natural gifts, which ...

... proved by SULTATION FREK. AN R SATURDAY, JANUARY 1its, RISING 16 PAGES (112 COLUMNS), WILL CONTAIN ‘THE MELANCHOLY HU: By THOMAS HARDY. “UNCLE JO) FROM LIFE ty AGRIALE! LAST WORDS. By Mr. JOSEPH LEECH ITRAY ay SU N 440 A LADY’S LETTER. ORIGIN. SELECT VARIETIES ...

... floods. h criminals must either be wealthier or more thropic than the British species. (Prom the Pail Mall Gazette.) Mr. Thomas Hardy, the novelist, is at present the guest of Sir Dou glas, at Springwood par! near Kelso, Sir is the editor of the “ Scot- ...

... by * Max,” and sketches by several other artists = The literature is Bret John writers of exyus! note Hobbes, Kipling, Thomas Hardy, aud several Cor ore Coos Nib Eatract (Tea like. The choicest reasted nihe ‘broken op beans) of natural Comes. oo hey tn ...

... and is now safely a lock avd key at the The list of her trande which are of a very ebaracter, is simply iy a aes es Mr. Thomas Hardy, the novelist, who spent a part of the summer in London, has on a visit to the well-known Lombard- Mr. Robert become cne ...

... Milford Haven, stationer and photographer . Molatyre, Eldon-road, Cardiff, engineer George C. Sanderson, Lime-street, Li: Thomas Hardy, Lord-street, Souuport, cycle iverpoo! agent Henry Goutd, Deansgate and Great Ancoats-street, Manchester, physician and ...

... SELECTED COALS, GRAVEL FUR G. PATHS. 297 Price Lists on application. A TOR OF T= pt BY A FRONT-RANK NOVELIST. “PINHE yy HH BY THOMAS HARDY. Author of “ Far from the Madding “* Major,’ “The Mayor of “Wessex Tales.” “A Laodicean,’ “A Pair of Blue idberta..” WILL ...

... HAWKFIEL 2 Miles from Station and 5 fom Bristol. NEO. NICHOLS, SMITH, & ALDER are instructed tho Representatives of Mr. Thomas Hardy the Premises. on W FL) ord to SELL by AUCTION, upon Next. Marc POAT lead of Weil-Ored HORN EB. sow, 145 SHEF. AY 8 HORSES ...

... Seven days' imprisonment. Prisoner: Oh, very well. Turning to the gaoler, she said : May I take the things with me now! Thomas Hardy lives and works at Max Gata, near his native Dorchester. He has no fixed methods of composition. and, while he tries to ...