... MR, THOMAS HARDY. Mr. Hardy may have little pathos ; he may appear to be tether angry with rate for visiting the world with woes than eympathetlc with those who have to suffer them ; but by this unpretending tale of country tile, Under the Greenwood ...

... CAW. Diecount. BRISTOL AND AIIRROR SATURDAY. JANUARY Ore, 'RISING 16 PAGES (112 COLUMNS), „ THE MELANCHOLY HUSSAR.” By THOMAS HARDY. STRAY SCRIBBUNGS sr SUNDRY tiCRIBM A LADY'S LETTER. OLD WORLDE GLEANING& OUR CHESS COLUMN. ...

... 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 ...

... 1411141 et airman. ; a anataat play of wit sad sad • gin of lastantaaseas portssiturs; as CUMOLIANII. I Tug KARIM& DY Y THOMAS HARDY. TIMRS.— There is hardly • novelivt, deed Seim. who no skilfully heron:wises the poetry of morel Me with its penur7; TAR ...

... OBITUARY. Many will bear with regret of the death of Miss &Akio F. Hardy, a Edinburgh ttoe7 writer. A daughter of the late Mr. Thomas Hardy, summosidentist it) Edinburgh, Miss Hardy, the last twelve years or more, WM a prolific writer of stories illust ...

... readers will like to bear what Walter Benint and Thomas Hardy have to say a►cut the science of notion. Walter Beret thinks the young writer might be taught and trained just as well as the young painter. Thomas Hardy believes more in the natural gifts, which ...

... THI BRISTOL TIMIS AND MIRROR SATURDAY. JARVARY 111 , PRISING lb PAO= (112 OOLUDINS). WILL '• THE MELANCHOLY HUSSAR. Br THOMAS HARDY. UNCLE JOHN. A SKICTCH FROM LIM Br *ORIKLER. LAST WORDS. BY Mr. JOSILPH LTICH STRAY SUNDRY SCRIBES. • LADY'S LIME& OUR ...

... 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 ...

... under lock and key at the depot. The list of her fraud., which are of a very Pelted,. character, is simply innumerable. M. Thomas Hardy, tba novel*, who giant & part of tho summer in London. has on a visit to Ireland. Mr. Robert Rareley. t►e .ell-known Lombard ...

... scant, Frank Neill, to Thomas Hardy, inspector under the Food end Drugs Act, 1875, on the 19th September. half • paced of ground ginger which was not of the nature, substance, and quality of the article demanded. Inspector Hardy deposed to visiting the ...

... Mr. Alfred Morrison has generously consented to lend some of his treasures for the occasion. —The Amadeu* ways — Mr. Thomas Hardy has reeeletly given Mr. William Strang series of sittings for an etched portrait, the result being the most socceesful ...

... straight to the point, which is an extabition of the terrible after-effects of oleo on the inetteent off-spring.—Mr. ' Thomas Hardy, it is said, will revive a republication of one of his early stories certain chapters to which his publishers then objected; ...