... dead near Bluck- brook was on Thursday afternoon identified by a woman who claimed to be his wife. She said bis name was Thomas Hardy, who had been living near Shepshed. She farther stated, it appears, that they had not lived together for about four years ...

... Dixon, Mica M. K Hunt, of Prime , and Messrs. F. and J. H. Hull, and a piccolo so lo J. Thorne. Misses Preston, Dixon, Thomas, Hardy, Clarke, and Dennis gave piano solos and duets in good style, the accompanists being its Hunt and Mr. F. Mull. This is ...

... MAS HARDY'S NOV At tho iva ition of a series of lectures “The Later Novelist at Bingley, the Ve. by the National Home Un: Archdeacon Kilner, who @ protest againtt the metusan in the list He Thomas Hardy ao excellent wriier, but od that Mr. Hardy was many ...

... attacking ppaarrttyy He was so 'Fulani that be had to go to the DoeM a. Hospital. Hen. surely. is as incidest whkft ear. Thomas Hardy may well ntbse in some More book. A notable enprover ent repeals efrsrted at Wont Castle ie the of the window the Derr ...

... portraits of th? great- leiders of armies and battalions who played so stirring a part in those fateful days. A fhort story by Thomas Hardy, entitled An Imaginative Woman,'* (hows tbi. master of fiction a* his b-_t, and what ?? dithian disciple will not r?vel ...

... Institute, Moantsorrel, before Mx. A. D. Bartlett, tut- d.jmty -coroner, touching the death of Herbert Hardy. ag*>d seven, the son of Thomas Hardy, a lat.curer, of Mountsorrel, who was drowned in the river on Saturday. — Joseph Hawkins, aged seven, ■see ...

... Thom. Meta 263 Janice Agar George Thomas . l7l Hobert Paddy 174 Tomas Dowers Thomas Hardy Vi'ilham Bradley Wiliam Prestos 148 Toe abate wen Tbo timuconsful candidsUo were:—Richard Adcock. 142; Edwin Bell, 106; Thomas Hubbard. 145; William Jame* Digo 45: ...

... owned own freehold. — itnesses were called for the defence. — was fined . including costs, or seven Ts Seancn ov Cox. -— Thomas Hardy, » John Pochin, Bennet, a ‘Ansty, were wall iu search Ansty, on 10th instant. G Pochin iiam Bennet did not ar. —| Mr. 8 ...

... Mr. R. G. Creswell ; committee. Mesas. George %coney, Arthur Woolley, Goddard, Honey Holmes, A. Totten, O. Illeley, and Thomas Hardy. It was decided to hold the show agsta this year, and the arrangements are kit in the hands of the uoinguittee. ...

... HATHERN FCIRIAL MIL HARDY. —lbe funeral of Mr. Thomas S. Hardy took place at the cemetery on Friday afternoon. Theprocession, which included representatives from the places of worship in the village, left deceased's borne for the Primitive Methodist Chapel ...

... Oilinere were elected a.; follows : President, the Rev. H. M. Stephenson ; treasurer, Mr. John Wardle ; secretary, Mr. Thomas Hardy ; auditors. Mesarr. Thom{{ and IL Conadier ; torentittee, Mtwara. .1. Gordon Clarke, G. Sharpe, R. Shaw. W. Dower, Jamas ...

... anyhow on sach pungent provender. — From De- fence Defiance, in the Cornhill Magazine. THOMAS HARDY AT HOME.— In an illus- ta_it_ interview with Thomas Hardy which . appears in The Young Man for March, ths novelist de- clares that it is by no means ...