... 23, at North Street, Wareham, Mr John aged 6Z —July tn. at Rockhampton, in the house of his birth, Thomas Hardy, son of the late Thomas and Mary Hardy, . of the same place, aced 80 IS, T ,rrant Monkton, Mrs Lilley, wife of Mr W Lilley, atted 73 ...

... Tompkins: Well, did he ? Smythe: l'ipt a bit of it! He said, Make it a sixpence, governbt, and I'll forget myself.' air. Thomas Hardy has recently given Mr. William Strang a series of sittings for an etched portrait, the result being the most successful ...

... beloved Wessex . People. k ?stuilv of ‘Tr. Thomas Hardy in thia month's Westminster Review (Edward Arnold, Bedford Street, W.C.), J. A. Newtnn.llobinson, comes very °PPortnnely. The writer considers that Mr. Hardy has no direct &sow from any yel l er novelist ...

... Tillotson Newspaper Syndicate announce that amongst their authors for stories for the coming year are the Marquis of Lorne, Thomas Hardy, G. R. Sims, Adeline Sergeant, J. Monk Foster (author of A. Pit Brow Lassie), Bore Russell, Finch Mason (who is writiug ...

... occupied by the pastor (the Rey. J. Wright). In the interval refreshments were handed round, which were provided by Mr. Thomas Hardy. A short address was given by the superintendent (Mr. W. Millward), who thanked the friends for their help, and announced ...

... by at A.R.B. ; and it bids fair to be unusually interesting. The scene is laid mu Sevrestime, a hundred years ago. Mr. Thomas Hardy, the Dorsetshire novelist, contributes a short story, entitled The Lady Penelope, and Jean Ingelow—the first [ instalment ...

... Portland chose to spend a couple of millions pink is one of the most favourite. Dinner gowns may is, . Sway South, and Mr. Thomas Hardy narrates an epis . code sterling upon works that seem futile the world need or may not be de'colfee according to the fancy ...

... Hibbs for plying for hire off the stand with an omnibus.—lt was resolved to write and caution him.—The Inspector reported Thomas Way for leaving an omnibus unattended in the Sanatorium Road.—lt was resolved to write and caution him.—The Inspector reported ...

... Frizzel wrote to Hardy asking him what he was to do with it. Hardy replied that he must do the beat he could and meanwhile he (Hardy) would try to find him a more tradable horse. Frizzel worked the mare during the summer, and again wrote to Hardy, receiving ...

... suffering, deeply mourned by all her friends. _ _ _ MAIDXT—Mfty, k, at Tarrant Rushton, Maidment, aged n. HARDY—May 11, at East Street, Blandford, Lillian Hardy, aired 7. JACKBON—May 10, at Btourpaine, Emily Annie Jacklon, aged 4. SriAnvoca .. — : May 12, at ...

... Bournemouth, the Rev Thomas Barnard, aged 73 EVANS—October 21, at Bournemouth, Miss Ellen Ann Evans, aged 30 POLLdm—October 20, at Bournemouth, Mr Thomas Combs Pollard, aged 33 ScArrga—October 21, at Bournemouth, Annie, wife of Mr Thomas Slaiter, aged 53 ...

... long ago, Kate and Louisa White; recitation, The blind boy at play, Bessie Hardy; dialogue, What little folks can do, R. Squires, Irene Ansel!, Fred Masters. Violet Hardy, and C. Northoyer ; recitation. Prince and Pearl, Albert Beavis ; soap, The ...