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... rent £35.—Heath. 12, Burton-street. house, about 10 miles from Nottingham ; ,V *nd valuation easy; possession may be had Thomas Hardy, the Brewery, Kimbeyley, 3921 c fc5??S, CAIvR-AOEsT DOGS, POULTRY i and Harness for Sale.—Apply 64, Querneby- 3999 c N ...
... £3b.—Heath, 12, Burton-street. 3922 c ? Beerhouse, about 10 miles from Nottingham ; valuation easy; possession may be had Thomas Hardy, the Brewery, Kimberley, 3921 c rr,.!j • and Harness for Sale.—Apply 54, Querneby- 3999 c s. ale ' a Rood Light Dray, price ...
... experiment. will actually present five new one-act plays, and all of them from the pens of litterateurs distinction. Mr. Thomas Hardy contributes M The Three Wayfarers. Mr. J. M. Barrie has specially adapted scene from Vanity Fair, which will be called ...
... of the elections— Fabish of Dauuauxsa—Candidate—Henry Nevell; proposed Thomas Knox Board man; seconded Alexander Nixon. Assentors—Richard Uodgett, Thomas Hardy, John Gray, Thomas Kao*, Francis Henderson, Alexander Patterson, John M. Wilson, Robert Anderson ...
... site ard the erection of a building which, in their estimation, may net- be icquired ten, or even five, years hence. Mr. Thomas Hardy is said to be at work ou ?? n_vi_ with an Irish background. The report may be true, but it may, on the other hand, have ...
... successful of all Mr. Hardy's novels. The Trumpet Major came out in Good Words. The third volume of the cheap edition will be A Pair of Blue Eyes. Mr. Hardy's first book was Desperate Remedies ; he made MR. THOMAS HARDY. his first hit with ...
... that it is impossible to get a real sense of history without a period a thirteenth-century fare. Tennysen and the Queen, Thomas Hardy and Kingsley are all honoured by special visit.; to their country, with lectures by Mr Conan Doyle, Q, and other eminent ...
... Millicent Prick'?*' Walton, Wakefield, to Eliza Dale, of Danby North Yorkshire. Hardy—Wilson.—On the Sth instant at church, by the Rev J. N. BromeheaU, vicar, eldest son of Thomas Hardy, Tockwith, to third daughter of the late John Wilson, Beverley- Hirst—Chadwick ...
... not one of the five suited me, for I reallv did like the fourth of the quintet, which is by that brilliant novelist Mr. Thomas Hardy. and is entitled The Three Wayfarers. I lilted it too much, in fact, that I will honour it with & paragraph to itself ...
... AND PUBLIO HOUSES. Beerhouse, about 10 miles from Nottingham ; J*t« - and valuation easy; possession may be had at A PPIy Thomas Hardy, the Brewery, Kimberley, 3921 c POULTRY Gi «. and Harness for Sale.-Apply 54, Querneby- 3999 c * p' e, good Light Dray ...
... He seemed to have • roving commission. Bogle sad Smith were off and on, and did not die ba the occasion by any means. Mr Thomas Hardy, the novelist, was hobnokbing with Lord Houghton at Dublin Castle all last week. As befits the son of the latter-day itheceuas ...
... and E. R. Penni-11. THE INTOXICAIED By Rates. COLOUR IN THE COURT HONOUR AT THE FAIR, I•laatrated. By Royal Girt imios. THOMAS HARDY. Postral By II W. Prestos. TilE AuToutooßAl SALVINI. With : P.rtreit BAR 411 SIDDONS. With Portrait By Edmund A. WILLIAM ...