... Cameron, to Miss Esspéth Cockburn, ‘At Ashington Church, 17th inst., by the Rev. J. Lightfoot, vicar, Thomas E. Hardy, son of the late Mr. Thomas H. Hardy, Burradon, to Eleanor (Nelly), . third daughter of B. Urwin, At Newcastle, 14th inst. by spesial license ...

... AND NEW EDITIONS. RECEIVED FROM THE PUBLISHERS YESTERDAY. Sampson Low, Marston and Co., Lotion.— The Trumpet Major, by Thomas Hardy. New and cheaper edition. 2s. 6d. A. P. Menden, London.— Anne Boleyn, an historical Drums. In eve seta. 3a. bd. Williams ...

... books have been, perhaps. the most trilogr.of the Int. Gentleman tpcott's 'D a ughter may not have been written by 'Mr. Thomas Hardy. but it would not disgrace his name: then Splendid Cousin, said to be by Mr. .rater, Mrs. Sidguirk, but a masterly monograph ...

... Compton Reads H. Rider Haggard Hugh Conway Bret Harte G. A. Henty ' Jules Verne Frank R. Stockton Grant Allen Fergus Hume Thomas Hardy Wilkie Collins Conan Doyle George H. Sims Henry Herman John Habberton R. E. Francillun Erckmann-Chatrian Blanchard Jerrold ...

... Compton Reads H. Rider Haggard Hugh Conway Bret Harts G. A. Henty Jules Verne Frank R. Stockton Grant Allen Fergus Hume Thomas Hardy Wilkie Collins Conan Doyle George R. Sims Henry Herman John Habberton IL E. Francillon Erckmann-Chatrian .Blanchard Jerrold ...

... lull amount required for the guaranteed rate of Interest which for yesrs barely paid working expenses.—FAe Graphic. HOW THOMAS HARDY BECAME FAMOUS One d*v, many yoara ago, I was about start from a railway station for a country visit, I lingered about the ...

... preesat criminal waste of the time of Parliament in order that that important measure may be considered and into law.—Mr. Thomas Hardy 11farichester) seconded the motion, which was carried unanimously. The conference afterwards adjourned ...

... of political thought. He spoke highly of Father Ignatitie's work at Llanthunr. and paid a high measure of praise to Mr. Thomas Hardy for the better and nobler idea he has given the public, of the Mouth-Country peasant, formerly regarded as a soulless ignoramus ...

... Johnson wrote is as different to that of nineteenth century writon Uvht is from darkness. What would George Mere, dith, Thomas Hardy, Walter think of the miserable sum paid to Goldsmith f his “Vicar of Wakefield What author i our day would be contented ...

... 8, by 42; Charles Mewls,. beat John Kidd, owes 8. by 16: Junco 40. best Edwards, 30, by 14 ; Smith, beat Themes Hardy, ewes 8, b 16; Thomas Patterson. 20, beat Georg Wardle. owes 5. by 5 Smith, beat John John. Mby 22; John T Potter, 20, best Georg* Young ...

... residence of his eon, 22nd inst.. aged 76. Geonre Thomas Hardpan, late of Cbestecieltreet, laterment at Newborn Tuesday, 26th. HARDY.—Neweastle, A Back Lane, Callow**, 21st inst.. aged 64. Homy Thomas Hardy. To he interred at St. Andrew's Cemetery to-day ...

... Makeptaco (19) who made bit loth appearance. Was charged With steal ng from a common lodging kept by Mary J. Thompson. Thomas Hardy said the prisoner and occupied the same bed oh Friday night pat his waistcoat under his pillow »nd when awoke o’clock next ...