... Jackson, Affpuddle); 2nd, Frank Woodland (Mr. Mitchell Roger Hilt); 3rd, 8. Ironsides (Mr. Hooper, liTinfrith); v.h.r., Thomas Hardy Goroge, Snelling); h.c., William Greening, (Mr. Spicer, Alf puddle). Boys, first fee, Charles Burden (Mr. 0. Hyde, Wool); ...

... s. A visionary account of a supposed visit to Maiden Castle, under the heading, Ancient Earthworks of Dorchester,' by Thomas Hardy, will be read with interest. The illustrations accompanying the letterpress are beautiful reproductions front excellent ...

... Henning. (.13., the Rev. Canon Itavenhill, the Rev. H. C. Reichardt., the Rev. Dr. Colby, the Rev. Rowland Hill, Messrs. Thomas Hardy, T. B. Baker. E. Cunnington, 0. A. George. A. H. Lock. A. H. Evans C. Hansford, H. 1). Rime, F. Jacob, G. W. Floyer, G ...

... papers in which it is state d that Mr. Thomas Hardy, the novelist, has been nick unto death, and that great cff,wts have been made to keep the fact secret. There is, we understand, no truth in the story. Mr. Hardy is quite well, and the only iUo~s he ...

... reserve, one v.h.e., and one MAIDEN CASTLE. —ln the Christmas number of the English Illustrated Magazine is an article by Mr. Thomas Hardy on Ancient Earthworks at Oasterbri ige, ' illustrated by four excellent photographs of Maiden Castle by Mr. Walter Penney ...

... the Abbey is to be preached by the Bishop of Durham, father of the Rev. F. 13. Westcott, head-master of the school. Mr. Thomas Hardy made his first essay as a dramatist on Saturday night at Terry's Theatre, in a one-act piece, entitled, The Three Wayfarers ...

... rung at St. Peter's and Yonlington. TIMM'S THlATM—Viitors to London will no doubt be interested in the production of Mr. Thomas Hardy's ;gay the Three Wayfarers at this Theatre, and reties the earliest opportunity of seeing what is everywhere spoken of ...

... Quitter (Cradle)), Loton Parry Were Regis), B. Name (East Fordington), W. J. Chant, Mr. J. Tudor, Mr. F. B. Fisher, Mr. Thomas Hardy. Mr. A. Raison, Mr. J. F. Young, Mr. E. B. Duke, Mr. T. Coombs (borough treasurer), Mr. E. J. Day (medical officer of health) ...

... received. On a recent occasion Mr. Raymond gave his readings in Dorchester, the poet's own town. Among the audience warn Mr. Thomas Hardy, who sent Mr. Raymond a cordial letter of appreciation. When it was proposed to build a monument to Barnes in Dorchester ...

... CALVIN HARDY - 1 05pEGB to intimate that in oonsequence of Alterations necessitated by increasing Huainan be is DISPOSING. during we MONTH OF JANUARY, of his STOCK at OBBATLY BZDI7O3ID PRICES FOB CASH, in order to avoid the expense and inevitable lass ...

... CALVIN HARDY to intimate that in consequence of Alterations necessitated by increasing Business he is DISPOSING, during trio MONTH OF JANUARY, of his STOCK at OZZATLT REDITOZD PRXCZS FOR CASH, in order to avoid the expense and me% itable lose by temporary ...

... CALVIN HARDY BEGS to iatiarate that in oonsNuence of Alterations neosssitated by incwasing Ilusinsas he in DISNOSING of his STOCK at GREATLY REDUCED PZIOZS FOR CASE, in order to avoid the expeny.)ar.d itable by temporary removal. 59, gT. THOMAS STREET ...