... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... Marriage was delivered last evening by the Rev iD. J, Hardy, the author of the well-known little work, 'How to be Happy, Though Married. mr W. Pethiak presided, and there was a moderate attendanca. Mr Hardy, who may be said to be an authorlty upon the subject ...

... PREFBEMENTSi AND APPOINTMENTS. Rev Gerrard Thomas Andrews, M.A., curate of High- field, Southampton'; rector of Ohiloomb,Winchester. -Rev Spencer Frank Twyford Borrow, vicar of St. Aene'c; Wrinthorpe. Rev Albert Edward,. Brown Constable; vicar oE Appleby ...

... stated that seasonable Christmas gifts had been received for the inmates of the Workhouse rom the George Thomas Lodge ?? Mr 0. Newth, Miss Thomas, Mr Jacks, Messrs Baker and Co., and ?? Hi. Bartlett. It was resolved that the thanks of the board should ...

... while Thompson, or Thomas, was hard at work inside the officers outside were in readiness to receive him as soon as he made his appearance, When all the arrangements were complete the outer door of the premises was unlocked. Thomas bolted through the ...

... LOCAL AND DISTRIGCT I . NEWS, THE Rev. Canon Atherton will preach to-morrow A morning at St. Thomas Churoh. I a MRs. BARTON LAND'e annual musical evening sill D take place at the Fublic Rooms on Monday. THE Rev G. Turner (General Missionary Secre. A tary ...

... court had.£850 out at mortgage, at 4 per cent, and £280 at 4b per cent,, while they had close unon £300 in the bank. Bro, Hardy thea n presented Bra. LI! ton with a handsome clock, I remarking that it was the volunthry gift of the i Court, for they had ...

... who would he kind enodgh to Eend any books or periodicas m1 to the workhoe, inead of having them destroe (ear, B hear). Col. HARDY hoped that the children would not be N fotgotten, and that some perons would be good enough to B send Eome toys for the juvenile ...

... shall register it within the prescribed period. This is rather cruel upon Porter Rogers, Thera is every indication that the hardy little cherub who ibattltd through the frosty night on the cold floor of a zbil% ay carriage came from Wales and is of Welsh ...

... Slr Charles Wathen onrhiE righbt, and the other ma=4gsttem present included Sir George Edwards, ?? Christopher J. Thomas, Eerbert Thomas, C. W. Cope Proctor, W. Pethick, Charles Wills, S D. Wille, J. Fuller, and A. N. Pice. Sir CHARBIES WATHT aiddressed ...

... will be glad to bear that one of the finest pictures ever painted by James Hardy, jun., may now be seen at Messrn Frost & Reed's fie art gallery, Clare etreet, Bristol, James Hardy was one of the many famous Briatol-born artits who mignrated to London, and ...