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... Ludgate Magazine. 'Tlhe question put to them was, Wiich of their own books they preferred. Mr. &T-orgc Meredith, Mr. Thomas hardy, Airs. Huraphry Ward, Mr. Ilenry James, and Mr. Anthcuiy 1ope prefer to leave the question unanswered. Sir Walter Besant ...
... form.) It is commonplace to say that a new novel by Mr. Thomas Hardy is a literary event of the first order. Since the days of the ' Trumpet Major ' and of * Under the Greenwood Tree,' Mr. Hardy—not then quite the popular author that later works have ...
... which African exploration will be rendered far more hazrdous than it is now. h The rustics whom Mr. Blacknore, and Mr. Thomas Hardy have imnrortalised do a not appear to much advantage in the tl veracious and realistic page of a Bluebok and few things ...
... her 50th year, Sarah Elizabeth Shaw, daughter of ibe jate Jolin Shaw, of Dale, Saddlewo THomas,— Oh the Sth November, Mary, the eldest daughter of the late Harry Thomas, of Low Crompton, Oldham, aged 56,—No cards. the 13th inst., at his residenee, Berno ...
... CARTLETON. GALE, Bight Houses in Ugden builder, 5, King’s Castiaton.— apply Thomas Taylor. WILSON, AND MANTLES MAKER, 108, CHU RCI-STREBT, £1, £8, or £9, for SEWING can get on. Se er Tak makes of stock LEGGINGS. LEGGINGS BAGS. BAGS. ETTE E DEPOT Frese ...
... ST. WARD Thomas Pritchard (L), contracter, Hamilton- read, proposed by James A. Guerin, seconded by James Hardy. Antbeay Shelmerdine (C), 1 Prince's Gate ; by Alderman Hoalding. and by James Cowan : also by Edward Critebard ancl Revert Hatebiasen ; alee ...
... Births. On the 29t1i October, at 21, Albany-road, Chorltoncum-Hardy, Manches:er, the wife of Arthur Cbarlesworth, solicitor (late of Nelson), of a son. C259e Deaths. Is loviag remembrance of Thomas Wi!more, of 4, Cross-street, Nelson, who died October 28th ...
... danghter of James Choriton-cum-Hardy. Hindle, sible DEATHS. m tke 1st inst., at Buckia gba te Victoria Park, i lizabeth, widow of the William Bulteel, in her 78th year. Cuew.—On the 3lat ultimo, at Park view, & ot Thomas Chew, aged pleas accé Coox.—On ...
... Ashtonunder-Lyne. the Rev. J. S. A.K.C.. rector o« Christ Church, Moss'Side. Manchester. JOHN MANN eldest son of the late Thomas Mann Crone, Esq., of Liverpool, CORA, youngest daughter the late Frank SHEARD, Esq., LEATH3. FT.ETT.—On the 6th irrst., 150 ...
... coding the Otb inst _ Eat HL | Callum 1 AY a P Wieame AJ ter, HP Hows aod Plowman. A } Kidley, T. W. Codlin soo, D Evans A J Thomas,eod WR Kram HTO A « 10 & o. Harwood. 2CE K Pritoherd, J. J. Ort@cha, and A. Berry The betters © demote Mester. OC baste: Ordinary ...
... Blaokpool, formeriy of Yeovil, Georce Hanlford, aged 84. HARDIE.-On the 3rd inst., suddeely, at her residence, 124, Lloyd-street, Greenheys, Mary, third daeghtei of the late Mr. James Hardie, Longsight. Koco.-On the 2nd inst., at his residence. lowfleUd ...
... mortar should be tested.before being taken.into use, HIGHWAY ROBBERY DEANSGATE. To-day, the City Pohce Court, a man named Thomas Kelly, who gave an address in Hanover-street, was charged with highway robbery. Late hist night Pohce-constables Abercrombie ...