... BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, A OEATHf DEATHS. 35, June Mary, wife of Mr Thomas Hardy, agod 3 336 JAMRS. —Ou Sundry, the 7.}I jn. at Trryncirtl Ilrmse. Aht-rci r»», Dari.l William .1 ;unes. aged 41 funeral oil Thursday, the 241 h at 2 ocloek.9tS> ...

... Isabella Hardy (Belle), eldest daughter of tho late Mr Joseph Hardy, inspecting engineer, Cardiff. The Rev. Joseph Baker, M.A., vicar, assisted by the Rev. Isaiah Roberts, B.A., conducted the ceremony. The bride was given away by her unole, Mr Thomas Hardy ...

... - street, Cardiff, the wife of J. E. Griffiths, builder, of iL dpughter. 161 DEATHS. HARDY.—At 35, Pl^sturton-avenue, Canton, JaaeSlsl Mary, wife of Mr Thomas Hardy, ect 22. 326 JAMFS. -0.1 Sunday, the 20ih insl., at Twyncajm House, Aberca.ru, David William ...

... Isabella. Hardy (Belle), eldest daughter of tho late Mr Joseph Hardy, inspecting engineer, Cardiff. TheRev. Joeph Baker, M.A., vicar assisted by the Rev. Roberts, B.A., conducted the ceremony, The bride was given awav by her uncle, Mr Thomas Hardy, Mr I Rohert ...

... NOVELS AND NOVELISTS, A new book from the pen of that delightful novelist, Thomas Hardy, is always welcome to the English reader, as may be gauged by the fact that a fortnight has sufficed to exhaust the first 1 euiDion ot The Well Beloved. It is a work ...

... speak of home interests and other interests. On Wednesday at 8 Mr A. Sampson will read a paper on the tales and novels of Thomas Hardy. CORY MKMORIAL HALL.—The Sunday services at this place will be continued to-morrow at 7 and 8.15 p.m. Each service lasts ...

... Miller, of Brentry, Weitbury-on-Trym, Gloucesterehire. Mr Rudyard Kipling, who has been cycling in Dorsetshire with Mr Thomas Hardy, is negoti- ating for the purchase of a house and grounds at Rodwell, near Dorchester. Colonel Turner, R A, Amsistant-Adjutant- ...

... A Peakland Faggot (Grant Richards;, Mr. B. Jurray Gilchrist has done for the remote villages of Derbyshire what Hr. Thomas Hardy, in Wessex Tales. has done for Dorsetshire — he has gathered together from tbe country people a budget of stones which ...

... turn their Attention to the subject. Fancy a programme contaiing BSach's Fugue in G minor, wmith ' letterpress ' 'by. say. Thomas Hardy; 'Lemmens' 'Storm,' 'with Impressions by Mir. Hall Caine, or PSatiate's ' Andante in ?? with literary glis- -sandos by ...

... approach the stuge of rottenness.' As wo wero parting the gentleman said, You may be interested in knowing that my name is Thomas Hardy.' MK CHAMBKRLAIN'S BOAST. Mr Chambeclaiii'.s bonst that he did not take t-x^roise has benn frequently alluded to since ...

... days, but I think I am right in saying that hitherto they have given architecture a wide berth. If we inay believe Mr. Thomas Hardy, how- ever, it seems that in feminine opinion the young architect is a fascinating sort of person. I have only space just ...

... yoars ago at the Gaiety Theatre. The liabilities do not exaeed £700. Mr Rudvard Kipling i8rambling in Dorsetaidro w with Mr Thomas Hardy. o A Prois newspaper saya that M. Felix Faure will make a long tour in Algeria next March with his wife and daughter. Plymouth ...