... larger ones. purely arable districts the long prevailing depression has left its mark on the agricultural industry. Mr. Thomas Hardy, of Cloot Farm, Growland, near Spalding, Lincolnshire, has lately suffered most serious oss by the death of eight valuable ...

... presided over Mr. K. Clayton. Tne entertainment provided was excellent character, addresses also being delivered by the Mr. Thomas 'Hardy, of Manchester, and jther*.—Mr. J. Cowell, the secretary, said in bis report that the Tent was 1871 and their membership ...

... given in this letter, as, for instance, that Mr. Black is the author of Tess of the D'Urbevilles, whereas it Nvas Mr. Thomas Hardy who wrote that, retiarlabie bool. I think women ?? attempt to write event for the amusement of others should be very eareful ...

... by Mr. S,Ulllt ' 1,180,4 1 bred Mr. Lawrence Wilding, Garsiaog, Mr. Hart,of Caqoock, . WOUM. .u b.v Mr. fh-.ajM b.- Mr. Thomas Hardy. Bui slow Hiu, Cheshire. prize Sorter, Lytiiam, Mr. J. Forauaw, Newark, for Mariana, owned and brad Mr. s. Horrocks Miller ...

... ground. There was a large com* present. Mr. Kilshaw presided, and his address was earnest and enthusiastic as ever. Mr. Thomas Hardy, of Manchester, followed a telling address on M Drunkenness, hereditary disease. In Uie evening the Institute was crowded ...

... been one of the moat successful ever held in tbe town. A Bicycle Diui-RR’s Dbrial—At Liverpool ruptcy Court, yesterday, Thomas Henry Hardy \ bicycle dealer Southport, hi- adjourned public examination, and was examined by the receiver in respect, certain cycle* ...

... the offices (kvrdwe-'- . temijeranc meeting held Mission* place.—Tiro Cb':k read from »ho Local , Saturday evening. Mr. Thomas Hardy, Grvemroent Board In respect to th-ir proposal Btoke-on-Trcnt, referred to the attitude Mr. have scattered i ion tea for ...

... £lO. Thomas Shaw, The Island. Wlnmarleigh. Oarstang. boy. t. Akbar. bred James Bond. Mere Brow, Tarleton. Preston. Lancashire. Third Prize, Peter Blundell, Ream lIUls, Weeton.K(rk> ham. Lancashire. Pritx* Harold, black, t. Harold, bred Mr. Thomas Charncck ...

... »«a>u. aruivttioua. , . _ I Mk» few quftUoos end nulie » ‘•' re ' THE PURSUIT OF THE WELL-BELOVED. SKETCH A TEMPERAMENT, THOMAS HARDY, Author ’‘Tm, th* Urbervilla*,” “W«Me TaJes,” Woodlaadere.’’ «tc., etc. CHAPTER XXVIII. (Continued).—H« Po*- aetMM It: ...

... Burscougb. Ormtklrk, c£ilSe J. P. cS*. tod Hindlip, Hiudllo H «». Wo™««'i SttT Regent 11.. P. A, U» yme 1890,. Salisbury. Thomas Hardy. Mere Hall Farm, Kmitaford. Cheshire; QuArrriAom*. Te«*rA Wainwrlght. Bowden Hall. Chapel-en le-Pritb. IWsrbypark. P • ...

... against the inclusion of Thomas list Later Victorian Novelists,’’ be lectured upon under the -4 the Home Reading Union. The lecturer, Mr. J. Fotiuxingham, said no study of the later Victorian era be complete without Thomas Hardy, but with tho objections ...

... SOCIAL AND PERSONAL. CHOW TOUT rOBUMSO.] THE PDR9UIT OF THE WELL-BELOVED. M SBISa A BY THOMAS HARDY, Aatkwtf rttt,o-«rt«TilUA-“W,*, [Un, ••■am WonHuAm,-’ •*., UK- CHAPTER XXI. (Co,ti,Mdl.-A OHU, to toM, Hu« to TiMa. “Ifator loraU Wf A-to, totoa LuW mto ...