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... saddler.—Funeral takes place at 2-30 on Monday. Friends please accept this intimation. No cards. Hardy— February 3, at Bishop Burton. aged 84 years, Thomas Hardy, thrashing machine owner. Johnson —Febroary 4, 46, GracviUe-street, Hull, in bis 71th year. Francis ...
... Chapel. P. S A.—At the weakly meeting of the P. S. A. on Sunday afternoon in the Coion Room., an a.t,lre. w as given by Mr. Thomas Hardy, temperance mi..lonary and evangelist DE4TO 4% OLD ODDIILL4 , W.-00 Saturday the remains of Robert Downs, an oil inhabitant ...
... has distinction and originalty. These are, nevertheless, qualities which the admirers of Mr. Thomas Hardy find him to possess in an unusual degree.’ ‘Mr. Hardy has certainly hada marked success in his attempts to invest local types with wide human interest ...
... New York; Francois Actum, the chemist; Bessieres, one of Napoleon’s best officers; Cuvier, the naturalist; Admiral Sir Thomas Hardy, Alexander Humboldt, Count Lavalette, the diplomatist; Judge Lowe, the founder of the Boston Athenaeum; Mehemet Ali, Pasha ...
... capabilities of the rur.ous commonwealths. lIA NEW NOVEL. IrIESS of the I) I: RBERVILLEIS. A faithful , ' I resented by THOMAS HARDY. Author of • Orono of Noble Three Vols.. &To., cloth exit ns. rd. in. latest novel is his greatest. . . A story dsving ...
... his beloved Wessex people. A Study of Mr. Thomas hardy' in this month's Review (F.dward Arnold, Bedford -street, W.C.), by J. A. Newton-Robinson, tomes very opportunely. The writer considers that Mr. Hardy has no direct descent from any other novelist ...
... the present corrupt, unprogressive system of government. A very favourable criticism and analysis of the novels of Mr Thomas Hardy is contributed by Janetta Newtown Robinson. Mr J. Spencer Hill pl ads in favour of a democratic t r ack. ing university ...
... TWO-SHILLING NOVELS in PICTURE BOARDS. The BELL of Sr. PAUL S. I:v Weller Resent. N K ANOR. Henri Orvvill.. the it TREE. By. Thomas Hardy. A LEAPING LADY. By Henry Herman. Tim BISHOP , ' BIBLE. y Christie Murray and W iTHOI3•I 1,01 Eor 1.ICE:6(1. Hawley Smart ...
... Apropos of the stir created by Mr Hardy's new novel, Tess of the D'Urbervilles, en esteemed lady reader me to tell her something about the author. What would you like to know, my dear lady? Is it not enough that Mr Hardy has eclipsed all his former efforts ...
... have kindly promixed their aaeiatance The Mieses M'Creary, Harrison, Stolfox, Cousins, and Ringland ; and Messrs. W. Thomas, 8. Hardy, Spence, and Galloway. Tickets, One Shilling each, can had at Music Shops. 8. STROXGE. Hod. B. S. MILLIN, I Sees. BELFAST ...
... beloved Wessex . People. k ?stuilv of ‘Tr. Thomas Hardy in thia month's Westminster Review (Edward Arnold, Bedford Street, W.C.), J. A. Newtnn.llobinson, comes very °PPortnnely. The writer considers that Mr. Hardy has no direct &sow from any yel l er novelist ...
... within week that vessel and her prize were reo.ptnred- In 1806 wee acting lieutenant on the Triumph, then commanded by Sir Thomas Hardy (Nelson’s friend), and in 1808 was master’s mate the Bettona. In 1809 Wallis, now lieutenant, was wrecked in the Curieux ...