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... Mr. Thomas loader, who had been parish desk lor about K roan, died rather suddenly at the age 73 ; and another old inhabitant—Mr*. Hannah Lock—diad last weak the age of 69, haring racy nearly reached her birthday. San Fatal Sunday. Thomas Hardy, a groom ...
... . Mr. W. Clark wakens. A Strange Ylopement, He. Gilbert Barker meads • train dory, • Castaway of the South, and Mr. Thomas Hardy writhes an opined. On the Western Circuit, hardly lame tragic in its way than TM greet Jenne of JOON Omar. Gardens ...
... sea, serving in bis old friend the Ville de Milan, renamed the Milan; in the Tyrant, 71 guns, commanded by Sir Thomas Hardy, ■” Nelson’s Hardy ; ” in the Gloire. a 3S-gun frigate taken from the French, which in 1809 assisted in the capture Ans-la-Barque ...
... Soma award wino., d oaks at bowleg ben by • dog after. of rabies within their district to be Ae WoRILOAX.—Whilst • pointer Thomas Hardy wasat work on Werineeday afilnettoon outside the shop Mr. Morris, the fingers of head beaume entangled in the revolving ...
... lic&igursorr.—June 11, at Glencot, Wells, the wife of Wm. S. Hodgkinson, a son. HARI/Y.—June 11, at Fairford, the wife of Thomas De Lisle Hardy, a daughter. LOVIBORD.—June 16, at Brown•street, Salisbury, the wife of E. A. Lovibond, a son. WHITEHEAD.-J une 6. ...
... literary choice. A competent friend of mine, who reads much and judges well told me the other day that every book written by Thomas Hardy was worth reading, and I may add the name of William Black's last, Donald Ross of Heimra, with which I was delighted ...
... been written by Hezokiah Butterworth, might e witi a slight change of names and tronslation or idiom have been composed by Thomas Hardy, and the plot laid %n one - of the English rural homes which the' writer -delights to depict Constance Fenimore Woolson ...
... than varieties, annuals not admlsslble-I. Jr-n e. Tretoar: 2, J. Thomas. Hardy i onnal. 13 James Tieloar ; 3, J. Thomas. Roses, 8-2, 3. Thomas. Ten weeks slocks. 6-1, IrelSr; 2. J. Thomas. Marigolds, French or African 1 James W FROIT. -- ...
... worthy of Mr Irving, and has married a former leading lady of the company, who now superin tends the wardrobe for him, Thomas Hardy continues his capital tales of Weseex Folks. and C. Egbert Craddook her serial story I l the Stranger People's Country ...
... which ia familita to his readers Is it treasonable to say hat this astyle migbt be ?? freshened up with advautage ? N Nr. Thomas Hardy is at home with t the -W Wesvux Fulk, is is also Mr. Alfred Parsons on The Warwickehire ! von. Mr. e radd-tk brings ...
... preBideB ' * S hand? foTh. P* * of them and car? t0 know all everyone advfcen Md abl * friend of mine? wh told me th. Thomas Hardy was worth reading, and I may add the name of William Black's last, Donald Ross of Heimra, with whioh I was delighted ...
... Election Expenses.—Tho election expenses of Mr. Pearce-Edgcumbe have been returned at £1,003. The Dorset Novelist.—Mr. Thomas Hardy, the Dorset novelist, is suffering in town from rather sharp attack of influenza. The Summer Assizes.—The commission day ...