... which African exploration will be rendered far more hazrdous than it is now. h The rustics whom Mr. Blacknore, and Mr. Thomas Hardy have imnrortalised do a not appear to much advantage in the tl veracious and realistic page of a Bluebok and few things ...

... well-told seris of tales of the loves and hates I of various great ladies, told by a mowed-up ( party of antiquaries, by Thomas Hardy. I The wealth of pictures and stories in colours, are as marked as usuaLI 1Yule Tide ~-'Cansl's ChristmasAnnual5i -has ...

... 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 ...

... the Privy T; a- Council remitted him to the custody of their-officer, by d and a few dlays later he was, along with Thomas G i- Hardy, John Horne Tooke and three Un e others, committed to the Tower on a charge am rr of high treason, though no act was ...

... eminence among the Great Un. tl paid. Kr. W. S. Gilbert is entitled to sit on ru the magisterial bench, as is also Mr. Thomas fo Hardy. A similar distinction has now been b( Conferred upon Mr. Daniel Owen, well known in wherever Welsh is spoken, as the ...

... Mrs. Haigh, Mrs. Thomas, Mr, Hardy,- d- Mrs. Craven (secret=y, Mies Lloyd - (tu ), :. Mm Arnold, MiSs Loni Arnold, aid Miss pe Hrdyandother lady workers; also Mr. Henry- Jones, Mr. Charles Hardy, Mr. J. C. Tom0as y' and Mr. T. CraEn Hardy briefly n, duced ...

... S.kLTS POPULI LEY SUPRiAx TUESDAY, DECEMBER 14. --o THIS MORNING'S NEWS IN BRIEF. in r. Thomas Bush Hardy, the well-'known Inartist, father of Mr. Dudley Hardy, died on Surnday. be Mr. Charles J. Owens has been appointed ge-eraii mzinliger of the London ...

... TEE ISMtOOL BOARlD Qpsos AT CHOBLTON'-CUM-3HARDY. A meeting of ratepayers of Chorlten-cum- Hardy was held on Wednesday night in the Public hall, Wilbraiham-road, to consider a demand for the formation of a Shool Board for the township. The demand had ...

... and thoroughly representative. The chief mourners were Meesr;. Willi=m, James, Thomas, and Al fred Hewitson (Sons) ; Messrs. James and Wiiliam Brown, and Mr. Herbert Hardy (nephews) ;. Mr. Isaao Brash (London) and IMPessrs. Richard Parry, Robert Howee ...

... gold tch' in ?? Thomas and his wieadfml c0 eba - B £100 each of Hardy's Crown eerr Corm in trust for his snhiyn i ie3l 3000 sharesofd o , hgi e -C-andft sh ise Eiares;fo IahisbohrJs ,isiter Ellen Sarahseac 300 sfor £ C10 each in ti Mr. Hardy desired that ...

... Williams, 10 so Charles Hardy, Robert Ingran, T. R. Thomas, O ol, Arthur R. Price, George Lowe, George Reed, BU ile Robert Hughes, Lewis Hughes, H. T. Richoads, ol .er Dennis Moooney, A. Sharpe, C. Bolton, D. v' -rs Joyce, Thomas Owen, J. Simon, .J. S. ...

... Wilfred Hackett vice Joseph Kay. : Rochester; Thomas Brighouse vice Moorhouse a Thorpe. Sittingbourne: James Fletcher vice 1 Thomas Kirkby Northam. Warsham: E. J. Southall vice Samuel Johnson. Beocles: Kim- i ber Hardy. vice John Rogers. Attleborough: I John ...