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... o'clock. A. GRAND BENEFIT CONCERT and ASSEMBLY .ill be la POWLIft• WEATZR SCHOOLROOM o. FRIDAY. the Mb asst. the Ras. THOMAS HARDY it. Clair. —host Sista, 18; Back, Assembly, 18 to Minot Pansies. Deem Op.. 7 31); Compost So bogie 8 prompt. Aorwibly. ...
... B M Croker The White Compauy, Conan Doyle.!!!!!!!!!!!! Tess of the D'Urbervilles, by Thomas Hardy 3 Kirsteen, by Mrs Oliphant A Group of Noble Dames, by Thomas Hardy 3 The New Mistress 3 The Lug Jack Tar, Commander L Cameron 1 Healey, by Jessie Fothergill ...
... SHILLING NOVELS IN i,;,, err boards T- Al , - Walter Bosant. NIKANOR. By HenryUrcvlllo, a i l l v. I - I l ’. Wr . ),,|) Thomas Hardy. LEADIN'. LADY. Henry Herman. BIBLE. rhnsiie Murray and H. Herman. Hawley Smart. THE OLt.A ZABSUOLICH. Frank Barrett. SONG ...
... Good, second son of the late Charles Goud. 9, Sneinton Rermita.ce in his 24th year. HARDY.? On the 29th ult., at the New Inn. Lenton, Mary Ann Hardy, widow of Thomas Hardy, late of Calverton, aged 78 years. BOUBD? On tha 25th nit, at Kennelworth-terrace ...
... has a review of two tweet books, Mr. Wards History of David Grieve, and Taws of the D'Urb- realm : a Pere Woman by Thomas Hardy. Maps doi• favour its readers b • political article this tine. It i. not often indeed that the of Mr Gladstone escape feeling ...
... fined 55.; William Lloyd, 5, Horseman'scottages, fined ss. and 2s. 6d. ; James Dorns, St. ()eor:c‘.- leo\‘gned 2. 6d.; Thomas Hardy, 4, Union-court, fined :. liam Russell, 1, Broad-lane, adjourncd for a week. & - SOUTHAMPTON COUNTY COURT. A sitting of ...
... popular writers of light literatui-e are Rosa N. Carey, Edna Ljrall, Mrs Hungerford, John Strange Winter, Hall Caine, Thomas Hardy, Charlotte M. Yonge, Mrs Oliphant, and Miss F. Marryat. Dickens, Thackeray, Scott, Charles Reade, and George Elliot still ...
... Horseman’s-cotts res, fined js. and as. 6d. respectively, ter two boys ; Jamil Downs, St. George’s-plsce, fined as. fid. ; Thomas Hardy, 4, Union-court, fined jn.; WUHam RusstU, 1, Breed-lane, odjeuroedfora week; Wm. Bamaby, 37, Ruasell-street, fined as. ...
... a gift imbibed by his son; the father of D. L. Moody, the evangelist, was also stone-mason. The father and brother of Thomas Hardy, the novelist, are still engaged as builders at the hamlet of Upper Boghampton, near Dorchester, where the novelist was ...
... and white swans, and all sorts of dainty waterfowl, are being kept for the delight of the Cockney pleasure seeker. Mr. Thomas Hardy :is qn'te cheerful over the fact that the 'Saturday Review has told him that he is indecent, and the worthy 'Spectator ...
... before the public a* Thomas Hardy, roake* so decided . jire iu supply, and grazing wore well imiuired, has just been made the publication ler* of ia f fer . Milch and in-calf cows were scarce, making from £lB This work has lifted Mr. Hardy t ...
... presided over Mr. K. Clayton. Tne entertainment provided was excellent character, addresses also being delivered by the Mr. Thomas 'Hardy, of Manchester, and jther*.—Mr. J. Cowell, the secretary, said in bis report that the Tent was 1871 and their membership ...