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... R. Pennell. „ . _ INTOXICATED GHOST. By Bates. COLOURIN THE COURT OF HONOUR THE FAIR. Illustrated. By Royal Cortisboz. THOMAS HARDY. Portrait. H* W. Preston. THE AUTOBIOGRAPHY OP SALVINI. With SARAtf'siDDONS. With Portrait. By Edmund OLdToETSMOUTH PROFILES ...
... 55. CLARKE.— Dec 3t, at Shepton Beauchamp, Ilminster, Mts. Bet. y Clarke, aged 83. HARDY.—Dec. 29, at Hinton St. George, Florence, infant daughter of Mr. Thomas Hardy, aged 6 months. URNER.—Dec. 31, at Broadway Hill, Ilminster, Mr. George Turner. ...
... The is to tas. usual standard Th* Illc»that»T) doa 188, Strand).—The Christmas number the heading. Anerent pf Ikmester. Thomas Hardy, read with interest illiurtretiwis accompanying the letterpress m reptod actions from photographs by Mr- • Pouney, of ...
... include talks with President Harrison, Mark Twain, James Russell Lowell, Oliver Wendell Holmes, W. D. Howells, J. A. Froude, Thomas Hardy, Cardinal Manning, Jkc. The book, for which Mr. Grant Allen has written a preface, is the first of its kind. The first ...
... Impression of Venice, H. W. Masaingham ; ' ...
... GUARDIANS.—The usual meeting was held on Friday, at the Workhouse. Present Messrs. G. A. Kemble (chairman), George Gibbons, Thomas H. Hardy, Richard Deody, Henry Fear, F. Young, Henry Shepherd, James Cox, Mark James, Richard Batt, George Carter, A. Bull, R H ...
... famous marching song of the Federal Army, brought only. Another of Benjamin Franklin fetched 15s. Letters of Admiral Sir Thomas Hardy and Sir William Hamiton sold fcr £2 2s. each, and two by Lord Nelson for £8 ss. and respectively. Gas v. Electricity. Mr ...
... the iiitellectnal standing of labourers are less satisfactory, and eeen self contradictory. ptefer to tike the opinion Mr Thomas Hardy, who knows and lores the country workers, in confirmation of our own oheerration. when i-e -ay* that amongst them are many ...
... rented the Glenshee shootings, between Blairgowrie and Braemar, from Mr. Farquharson of Invereauld. - - - • ------- Mr. Thomas Hardy spent the whole of hat week at Dublin Castle as the gest of Lord Houghton, who h amongst his most enthusiastic admirers ...
... and the illustrations are excellent. Mr. Thomas Hardy describes some “Ancient Earthworks Casterbridge,” the “Mai Duo,” “Castle the Great Hill,” a Belgic fortress subsequently occupied by the Romans. Admirers Hardy’s tales will recognise the camp as old ...
... Hatchett. Lyme Regis, the wife of Mr. G. Haim of • . HAEDY. -Feb. 11, at Spring llcad Cottage, Uplyme, the wife of Mr. Thomas Hardy, of • NW. HARIVIBVILO.-Feb. IS. at Lee's Buildings, Honiton, the of Mr. A. Harenlantg, of 1 son. Ualtate.-Feb. 17, at Mount ...
... IS, 6, Salisbury-terrace, Reckleford, Yeovil, the wife of Mr. \V. H. Hallett, a son. Hardy. —Feb. 14, at Spring Head Cottage, Uplyme, the wife of Mr. Thomas Hardy, of son. Harenburg.—Feb. 13, Lee's Buildings, Honiton, the wife of Mr. A. Harenburg, of ...