... have been placed with the Lvtham Shipyard, which will keep the large number of hands employed for some months fo come. Mr. Thomas Hardy has finally decided to' dramatise Tess of Durberville, and has indeed made sonfe progress with it. Tess will be ...

... latter places being visited and described. t of the service,’ having entered the Navy in 1818. served under Admiral Sir Thomas Hardy Mr Cochrane, of the firm of Cochrane and (Nelson’s Hag-captain at Trafalgar), and after- Cooper, shipbuilders, of this ...

... aged 91, was regarded as one of the ' fathom of the servim,' having entered the scrub 1818. He served under Admiral Mr Thomas Hardy (Nelson's Flag-Captain of sad did good work as lisammnidthsS,bilie,wbicbWU in paling down the sieve trade on dii west Mast ...

... had on application to the Auctiones Messrs. BROOMHEAD, WIGHTMAN, and MOORE. George Street, Sheffield FOURTH, THIS DAY. THOMAS HARDY, DECEsSED. EASEHOLD RESID! AT SHARROW, ND INVEST: MENTS NEAR GRIMESTHORPE ROAD. EADON To be SOLD by AUCTION by Messrs. ...

... For further plication to the iddowson, > to Mr. John SON AND DUST, Solicit nd 40, Thank Strect, Shetteld. ‘Eckington, 2 ?THOMAS HARDY, [OLD RESIDENCE AT SHARROW, AND INVEST SIS NEAR GRIMESTHORPE ROAD. MEN and J. A EADON at their be SOLD by AUCTION by Messrs ...

... John jddowson, No. 1, Moor Oaks Road, Shettietd . or ALDERSO: Sox AND DUST, Sel itors. Eckington, and 40, Thank Sirect. Sh THOMAS HARDY, DECEsSED. D RESIDENCE AT SHARROW, AND UNVEST- EASEHOL EAR IMESTHORPE ROAD. MENTS ‘AUCTION by Messrs. W. H. and J. A. be ...

... and some excitement, ' was knocked down for £300. * TB6S TO BE DRAMATISED. It was announced some time ago that Mr. Thomas) - Hardy had under his consideration a proposal to dramatise Tess. has finally decided to undertake the work, and has indeed made ...

... months to come. lb - . Thomas Hardy has finally decided to dramatise r Darberviile. - and has indeed made some with it. Ten will be presented by Mrs. l'atilek Campbell. at whose suggestion the play is pro- Acted. Major Thomas Cole Porter has been selected ...

... purposes, but there abundance of cherries to take their place, TESS ON THE STAGE. was announced some time ago that Mr. Thomas Hardy had under his consideration proposal to dramatise Teas. He has finally decided to undertake the work, and has indeed made ...

... months to come. Mi. Thomas Hardy has finally decided to dramatise ?? A Dcrberville. and has indeed made some pi ?? with it. -Tess'' will be presented by Mrs. t'aiiick Campbell, at whose suggestion the play is pro- .ected. Major Thomas Cole Porter has been ...

... ladies, assembled soon after midnight to witness the phenomena. The weather was favourable. THE GREAT SCENE TESS. Mr. Thomas Hardy lias completed his drama founded onTe?sof D'Urbervilles. Mr. Robertson will play Angel Clare, and Mrs. Patrick Campbell ...

... nvmUd In the time of Lnuie Plnlipi**, who high standard. lever wnlkod out without one, and so eldatly The fact that Mr. Thomas Hardy was trained influential gentlemen adopted the Iseldoo architect it recalled by a preface which be has >f cmiying ninbiellas ...