... have at least left us rich inheritance, in discomfiture which that everpresent foe suffered at his hands. A BOOK ABOUT THOMAS HARDY. That there ia any necessity for the issue of a series of books upon Contemporary Writers is question open to doubt ...

... 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 ...

... community, whose interests are clssely bound together, they suggest brief season of rejoicing. spite of the halo which Mr Thomas Hardy has contrived to throw the Eagliah peaaaot, ha has not too many high days sod holidays, bar* vest home sod harvest festival ...

... maintain by their latest work impression made by their earlier. It has been pleasant, however, sec really great artist like Mr Thomas Hardy reverting to the stylo which won him fame, and Mrs F. A. Steel, although not producing anything equalling her fine story ...

... 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 ...

... ti: - town clue lor the coming season, and Messrs D. and Online a, hou. secretaries. The club have secured services of Thomas Hardy, Nottingham, professional. ILFRACOMBE. Sudden Death an Bound Steamer.— Early Satnrduv morning, large steamer was seen lying ...

... inrttrii as preseat, should appointed to perform the dusie* inepeotor* under said Aces, that i Inspectors Thomas Thompson, William Parfiti, and Thomas Hardy be so Year asm ■Usee cropoee store owe inspectors ia drvuton shall ba oa sacb at the same tome, bat ...

... LIVE STOCK. &c- SHARP PONY, nearly new Rave Spring ('art. Harness; month s trial; 11 guineas.—White Hart Inn, I Thomas Street. Good, Hardy, Vau lIOIISE for Sale,B} { years old ; £15.—Apply before nine, two, ei-ht, at i Stables. Chapter Street, Portland ...

... price £I.—Apply. 18, Thomas Street, stokee Croft. LADY'S SAFETY. 26in. Cushion, suit either sex; ao. Cross Frame Cushion, £7; own make; new WaXTS, Maker. Nicholas Road. A. CO. —£6 10a, light TRICYCLE or Gentleman's. Bayliss and Thomas' best in Bristol.—Prinoe ...

... • FARMING. GARDENING, &c. JAPANESE Auratura BOLBS, hardy Anneals, from 5s dozen; choice varieties—Pabnall'3. t Japanese Merchant*, 15. Royal Promenade. r SALE, several Fine Orchid ' nd other Stove and Greenhouse PLANTS; moat of ® Bath Flower Shows—Apply ...

... SALES BY AUCTION - The Estate THOMAS HALL. Deceased. PRELIMINARY ADVERTISEMENT OF FIRST SALE, r, TO BREWERS, INVESTORS HOUSE PROPERTY, >t, AND OTHERS Important SALE Valuable FREEHOLD LICENSED PREMISES, near PERRY ROAD; DWELLING HOUSES, S. and SHOPS, WILLIAM ...

... CMCKET, LAWN TENNIS, *c. THOMAS HARRIS SONS.—Orjening of new and extensive SHOWROOMS for Cricket. Tennis.and GoU, anil General AthleUe and 12, Wine street. OLF CLUBS.— stock, all the best makers; very superior Clubs. Gents'weUstessonedClubs, sa; Ladles' ...