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... represented by Sir Francis Knollys, the Prince of Wales by Lord Churc• hill, the Duke of York by the lion. Derek Kettpei. Mr. Thomas Hardy, t . e Novelist, and numerous county folk were also present. The Rev. V. S. Busbredge. vicar of Moreton, performed Schumann's ...
... 55. CLARKE.— Dec 3t, at Shepton Beauchamp, Ilminster, Mts. Bet. y Clarke, aged 83. HARDY.—Dec. 29, at Hinton St. George, Florence, infant daughter of Mr. Thomas Hardy, aged 6 months. URNER.—Dec. 31, at Broadway Hill, Ilminster, Mr. George Turner. ...
... cause; by suffocation, through being overlain. ft gives one quite a shock, remarks the Globe, to see It announced that Mr. Thomas Hardy has been made a J.P. for Dorset, and took his seat rpon the Bench at Dorchester on Thursday. One 'insanetively feels that ...
... from which they are drawn. Whenever Mr. Hardy takes a holiday his wife is his sole companion. Mrs. Hardy was a Miss Gifford, the daughter of a Devonshire solicitor, and niece of Archdeacon Gifford. She and Mr. Hardy are of the same age. A TORQUAY BREACH ...
... skeleton and fragments of pottery. Further search was made under the direction of several local experts, including Mr. Thomas Hardy, who lives near, with the result that several other skeletons have been found, and various articles of domestic use, including ...
... The scene of the book is laid in Wessex,and the subject dealt with is that handled with such a masterly hand by Mr. Thomas Hardy in Tess. Messrs. William Andrews and C0.,0f Hull, propose shortly to issue The Quaker Poets of England,by Evelyn Pyne ...
... paving, has been executed by Mr. H. W. Pryer, builder, Charmouth. Dorchester The annual Dorset h.rnig lair, of which Mr. Thomas Hardy gives a vivid description in one of his novels, was held at Dorchester on Tuesday. There was no political demonstration ...
... business. There is a controversy in the Nero Reticle which will cause some stir. Mr. Walter Besant, Mrs. Lynn Linton, and Mr. Thomas Hardy have written articles on Candour in English Fiction. Mr. Besant is quite satisfied with things as they are. He writes ...
... filartiages, t9eatbs. BIRTHS. ENGLAND. —April 20, at Misterton. the wife of Thomas England. a twin—daughters. Mr. nat.—April 27, at Btotaduay, Itternot!, the wife of Mr. Joseph Farr, a daughter. Gittnin.—April 23, at Oaklands, Chard, the wife of J. William ...
... Breakfast ,H)-parted Glory, Sheep Dog on Guard, G. W. llolor, Group of Favorites, Sidney Muschamp, Lave's Reverie H. Hardy, Leading Horse to Drink, R. Beavis Picardy Peasants going to Fair, F. Taylor, Weighing the Deer F. Stanfield, Oh ...
... Breakfast, Departed Glory, Sheep Dog on Guard, G. W. Holor, Group of Favorites, Sidney Muschamp, Love's Reverie 11. Hardy, Leading Horse to Drink, R. Beavis. Picardy Peasants going to Fair, F. Taylor, Weighing the Deer F. Stanfield, ...
... Breakfast, Departed Glory, Sheep Dog on Guard, G. W. Holor, Group of Favorites, Sidney Muscbamp , Love ' s' Reverie H. Hardy, Leading Horse to Drink, R. Beavis, Picardy Peasants , going to Fair, F. Taylor, Weighing the Deer F. Stanfield, Off ...