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... behalf of tbo seamen by William Hetberingtoa, A. 8.; Thomas W. Davis, A.B.S Henry Browning, A B Albert Clarine, fireman; Thomas Hardy, fireman; James Howells, fireman. Henry Atkina, president; and Thomas Carey, seers* tory. ...
... WRITERS AND READERS. Mr. Thomas Hardy has now derided to publish his Istory The Pursuit of the Well-Beloved in the loolleeted edition of his writings. It a not certain, however. that he will extend it in any way, but in any it will have a specially•wriiton ...
... Peers Expedition has arrived from Greenland at Bydney, Cape Breton. A splendid scienti6o collection has been secured. Mr. Thomas Hardy le now en the Continent preparing for publication in book tom hie now no‘el, The l'uretua of the Well Leioved. - A New ...
... Taylor. Interment on Tuesday, 213th inst. Friends please accept this intimation. In loving nwnenMane of Nary, wile Thomas Hardy, West View Howe, Crook, who d July 27th, 111131. Thy will be done. PACBRT BULL, IiONUSIILYTAL SCULPTOR IN HAMA sad GRANITE ...
... WRITERS AND READERS. IMr. Thomas Hardy practically rewriting his story The Pursuit of the Wet Beloved. Sir Walter Resent as a writer of plays—even of drawire-room phiya—ia something fresh. In the middle of the 'month Messrs. Chatto will issue the volume ...
... day to be withheld from their um by the dictum of a library. committee? We see the imaginative Guide. and the realistic> Thomas Hardy blackballed; while Marie Corelli, with all her pretensions. shares no better fate. May Imk what good purpose can this line ...
... between Brighton and the Scottish Highlands the fancy takes him. Then George Meredith reams among the Sarny hills, and Mr Thomas Hardy spends the better part of his yesr quaint and lovely Dombester. Mr Rider Haggard still declares that Ditebingbam, Norfolk ...
... s; but, of course, they appeal to more cultivated tastes. The leading story is A Committee Man of the Terror, by Mr. Thomas Hardy; but a good tale is also contributed by a not leas eminent novelist—Mr. Mar.on Crawford, and Sir. Grant Allen in Wolverden ...
... the inaugural fu: will officiate. The Ashington Duke Saturday the Rev FP. A. Scannell Gand. vader the leadership of Mr. Thomas Hardy, will render selections of music at intervals. programme of sports for the two days includes an obstacle race, sack race ...
... SHOOTING. Burnside.—On Saturday afternoon a pigeon shooting nista, was ot► between Thomas Hardy of Iturnekle, and James Sample of the Buildin,en, who shot with double guna,lfos shot. 20 Yards ride, fall, seven birds each, for £0 male. Betting ruled at ...
... manuscript to be rigidly followed by the compositor. There is a similarity, it might be noted, between Mr. Henry. James and Mr. Thomas Hardy in the careful manner in which their respective MSS. are prepared fur press. Mr. Paul Mallendorff has issued a small pamphlet ...
... It was exclusive on that very account, and was sll-important because of Eternity. SOCIAL. The employes of Messrs. Thomas Conyers Hardy and Co., Argyle :aw Mills, held their annual excursion to Itivth on &tunlay, where an expellent dinner provided and ...