... DEATHS* Habot.—July 20, at Bockhampton, in the house of his birtb, Thomas Hardy, son of the late Thomas and Mary Hardy, of the same place, in bis Slat year. Norman.— July 26, at 21, Priory Lane. Bridport, William John Boeidoa, son of Henry Norman, aged ...

... Mary’s Church. Weymouth, has becu appointed organist at All Saints', Wyke. The splendid photograph the Dorset novelist (Mr. Thomas Hardy) tak-n by Mr. H. Wheeler, of t'ie Vandyck Studio, will shortly be reproduced in the lUmlr 'Ud L Ntirs. Discovery of the ...

... iviio: trc. I.« Thomas Hardy nowadays Kider Haggard pale Minot Savag. Oscar WiMe ? And Klwar.l Kverett Hale? Was Laurence Sterne ? was Hertnaun Ctrimm ? Was Edward Young ? John Hay ? Jonathan Swift ? I ol J ilm bright ? And why was Thomas (iray ? Did Mary ...

... Saturday, they appointed Mr. F. W. (assistant-surveyor for the borough-of Tiverton, Devon). t*jMR. Hardy’s New Story, —The opening chapters of Mr. Thomas Hardy's new work, ** Toe Punuit of the Well-Beloved,” were published in the Illtulratcd London News on ...

... WEYMOUTH Accident to a Workman.— As a painter named Thomas Hardy .l work ou Wednesday afternoon outside shop of Mr. Morris, tbe fingers of one hand became entangle'! in the revolving shutters they were being closed and were very severely bruised and lacerated ...

... Portrait Studio, Weymouth, for reproduction in the IHuftrated L ndon conants of a i>ortrait of our eminent novelist. Mr. Thomas Hardy, ami a view of his residence appears m the i«sne of October Irt that o!d and popular newspaper. think both portrait and ...

... Yorke. In Varying Mood, 1 vol., by Beatrice Harradeo. Irish Idylls, 1 vol., by Jane Barlow. Llfes Little Ironies, 1 vol., Thomas Hardy. My Lady Rotha, 1 vol., by Stanley Weymao. Marlon Darche, 2 vols., by Marlon Crawford. One Never Knows, 3 vols., by F. ...

... those In the chase were and Mrs. Shepherd Miss Shendan, Mr. Sir Robert and Lady Ldgcambe. Mr. Lionel Smith Gordon. Mrs. Thomas Hardy, and Lieut. Wilkin. Rural Council.— Saturday a moetiog of this Council was held the Shlreball, when there were nres ...

... Interred Arno’s Vale Cemetery. Bristol. Habdt.— March 6, at Beech House. Storetoo Road, Oxton, Cheshire, George Hardy, son of the late Thomas Hardy, of Kingston, near Dorchester, in bis 81st year. Hatball. March 19, at South Mill Lane, Bridport, Charles, and ...

... The Rev. Dr. F. Colby, Canons H. Kaveobill and H. C. Keichardt, Dr. G. A. George, Lieut.-General Henning* C. , Messrs. Thomas Hardy, N. J. Richardson, H. S. Williams, T. B. Baker, E. Cunnington, H. D. Sime, H. Bascombe, F. Jacob, H, Evans, Dean, H Ling ...

... invaded and invader), and while crossing Horatio Nelson's meadows the column lllack Down, which keeps green the memory of Thomas Hardy, Portisbam, the other Horatio Nelson’s faithful captain, is plainly discernible. If you are lucky enough to have a competent ...

... the number of passengers. Thomas Hardy lives and works at Max Gate, native Dorchester. He has no fixed methods of bene td bea tn Ana amonr Goes not force Dimselk tO WOrK ih which is quite often the cave. Inthe matter of | Hardy confesses that he is inclined ...