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... MR. THOMAS HARDY. The lut the teriee now being published by the MM Gazette of “Men end Woraen Who Write u Mr. Thome* Herdy. The interviewer write*: From London the heart of Wessex, the IJnd 1 J nd .?! novel*—of “ Bathsheba Everdene, Clym Yeobright ...
... I .—A man, named Thomas Hardy, groom to Mr. R. Lemon, of Glenwood, met with a serious accident on Sunday. He was engaged in the stables cleaning down a horse, when the animal kicked him the stomach, inflicting internal injuries. Hardy went to his home ...
... put together the extraordinary score of 100 points at 600 yards with shots, out of possible 105. The Dorset Novelist.—Mr. Thomas Hardy, the Dorset novelist, has just been. elected a member . Athenaeum Club, Pall Mall, without the ordinary ballot, under the ...
... Lower Street, Memo** ,V Greenham, aged 78. Haines.—Sept. 2, Calne, Mr. John kerne, aged 79. )C Hardy.—Aug. 29, at Puddletown, Rose, young „ , Mr. Thomas Hardy, aged 9. J'' Hiscock.—Sept. 6, Napper's Almshouse, t George Hiscock, aged SO. E-lis*i * Hutciiinss ...
... Giblett.—Feb. 15, at Edmonton, Loudon, Joseph 1 Giblett, aged 84. Hardy.—Feb. 13, at Yeovil, George Thomas Hardy, aged 7°* Hardy.—Feb. 24, at Cranborne, Walter Harry, son of if' - Harry Hardy, aged 5 years. Harris'.—Feb. 17, Tatworth, Chard, ...
... 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 ...
... clerk tb* Parish Church. Hardy.—Feb. 18, 6. Camborne Terrace, Yeonl George Thomas Hardy, aged 70. Holloway.—Feb. 7. Higher Farm, Yctminstcr, Mr, Robert aged 66. Johnson.—Feb. 8. Lyme Regis, MatiH* Elizabeth Johnson .widow of Thomas Jobs’ son. of Norfolk ...
... 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 ...
... £100 ; and Mr. Harrison Weir, £100. Miss Duffus Hardy, receives pension of £100, not in consideration of the excellence of her novels, but in recognition of the services of her father, Sir Thomas Dutfus Hardy, the Record Office. Finally, Mrs. Eliza Bristow ...
... Dying Child, Minnie Hardy; recitation, The Newsboy, Willie Hixon; song, Jack's journey round the world, with chorus, by the children,George|MasterB ; recitation (in character), The sweeninu. brush brigade, Lucy Hibbs, Minnie Hardy, Maggie Hibbs, Mary ...
... Whitby. Special Constables.—The following were sworn as special constables : —Charles Mead, Charles Connock, Thomas Jesty, Reuben Dibsdall, Thomas Thome, Alfred Vincent, Joseph Brook, S. R. Leach, William Tucker, James Stacey, Frederick Foot, John Vincent ...
... Harry Butt, Bruton, to Frances flea* Hunt, of Mar*ton Magna. Connett—Hardy.—Sept. 4, James' St. James' Street. London. Mr. Arthur Connell, London, to Ada Amelia, eldest daughter Mr. Wsl Hardy, jun., Pudklletown. Hodges—Babbitt.—Sept. 10. the Chapel, Wiushatn ...