... MAS HARDY'S NOV At tho iva ition of a series of lectures “The Later Novelist at Bingley, the Ve. by the National Home Un: Archdeacon Kilner, who @ protest againtt the metusan in the list He Thomas Hardy ao excellent wriier, but od that Mr. Hardy was many ...

... deceased, lying on his rignt side, quite dead and cold. Witness reported the matter to Mr. Hardy, the foreman, and helped to re- move the body to the inn.— Thomas Hardy. teFft. * « , ¥ r ' - Stab leford's brick yard stated that the last witness told him that ...

... areadian cottage home. Sad to say, Arcadia is by no means free from taint, and if we may credit the painful testimony of Mr Thomas Hardy and other., it would not seem as if the street arab would be likely to inaugurate a presi . sly unknown sequence of ...

... would have hod • clear two shillings on every copy purchased.. Yet dr age to tofu. this oder. Twenty-fine peen ago, when Thomas Hardy was writing third novel, and one of the geoid twillisat productions of his genies, havoidd not get more than • shilling ...

... went aid informed l T Hardy, the forme., at the brick. ~ end helped it. move .be body in the Stamford and Warringtne Arm.. There had not been any recent fall of moth from top, but some tell shoot • month or two buck. Thomas Hardy, forenmo at the brickyard ...

... rural scene remote from towns and from war’s horrors In perhaps the best semi-military novel within the twenty years Mr Thomas Hardy us pleasing picture of the warrior’s keen interest in things pertaining to the farm the land “ The Trumpet-Major and military ...

... attempt at mitigating a harsh judgment, as being partly like a bald-faced calf Contrast those peasants with the peasants of Thomas Hardy, who are also portrayed with great Uterary skill, and the differ- ence of method will be at once seen. The latter are amusing ...

... On Sunday morn- ing a paper on Life was given by Mr. M. Thomas, of Anstcy. There was a record attendance of 101, and the paper was much appreciated. — A vote of thanks was accorded Mr. Thomas at the close. Christ Chuuch. — The enlarged chancel and ves- ...

... NOTICE person TRESPASSING in search of Game Mushrooms on situated Fields in the of undersigned will prosecuted H G WILLETT G HARDY THOMAS Deceased Section of of of Victoria 35 intituled An to of to NOTICE is all creditors other having olaims or or against the ...

... RIDING WITHOUT A LIGHT, Thomas Harrie, labourer, Lubenham, was charged with riding a bicycle without a light at Lubenham on June 10. Defendant, who was represented by his wife, pleaded guilty and was fined 10s. inclusive. EIRCTMENT ORDERS. W. Bird, Fleckney ...

... , 1 P.C. Wood, 2 J. Pegg, 3 H. Hardy. Parsnips, IH. Hardy, 2T. Godfrey, 3J. Gamble. Cauliflowers, IH. Hardy 2J. Cartwri^ht, 3H. Staley. White cabbages, IR. Gamble. Red cabbages, 1 J. Cartwright, 2 J. Vaughan, 3 H. Hardy. White ceierv, IJ. Cartwright, ...

... HAND.— On the 5th inst.. at 9. Twycross-street, Mary, widow of Mr. John Hand, aged 75 vears. HARDY— On the 7th inst., at 39. Maynard-road„ Mr. Francis Hardy, aged 45 years. HARRIS. — On the 3rd inst., at 44, Ward's-end,. Loughborough, Mr. William Harris ...