... he treats under the four hca-is: ' Henry i James and Imprcscionun; . i’hiicsopliicii Real- fcm: Mrs. Baraphry Ward and Thomas Hardy”; «*B. L. aiwl the Revival Romance”; and “Rudyard • • ’lr. Cress rightly, ics dwells the «upen.i .vc quality and delightful ...

... Nelson. It fell from his pocket as he lay dying in the cockpit of the Victory, and was picked up by the late Admiral Sir Thomas Hardy, his flag captain. A water-colour drawing of the celebrated signal flag, England expects every man to do his duty, is ...

... humilia- tion. The situation has been used in fiction already by Mr. Thomas Hardy in the Mayor of Casterbridge, so it is no use as an idea to budding novelists ; but even Mr. Hardy, realist as he is, had some mercy upon his heroine. At any rate he did ...

... humilia- tion. The situation has been used in fiction already by Mr. Thomas Hardy in the Mayor of Casterbridgc, so it is no use as an idea to budding novelists ; but even Mr. Hardy, realist as lie is, had some mercy upon his heroine. At any rate he did ...

... Sir Redvers has expressed a hope that ho will be back in England in time to see next year’s Derby. MR. THOMAS HARDY’S WAR POEM. Mr. Thomas Hardy, the novelist, has joined the ranks of the war poets, and his poem in to-day’s “Chronicle,” like those of ...

... the late Thomas Stebbings Green, of the Hambleton Hotel, Thomas Hiley, which was granted.—An application by Robert Thompson, for a transfer of the licence of the Duke of Wellington Inn, Thirsk, which was also granted, as also one Thomas Hardy, for a transfer ...

... of the Duke of Wellington Inn, Thirsk, which was also granted. Thomas Hardy, applied for a transfer of licence for the Faucenburgh Arms Inn, Coxwold, which was also granted. Freeman Thomas was fined the costs for allowing pigs to stray on the highway between ...

... Nominated by Benny Wilkinson and Joseph Henry Hoyle, George Gamm and Herbert Robinson, Abraham Hardy Woodhead and Fred Thompson, Fred Sergison and Thomas Moran, Frederick William Webster and John Henry Kitson. WEST. John IJknrv Whitlev, Brantvood, S ...

... *Timothy Taylor (C.) > 3 John Lawson (L..), boot dealer; Thomas H. “ail (L.), check- South Ward—*William Jackson rewer Alcock C.), Etisha Renshaw (L.), Fish ironfounder, Insurance agen’ dentist; Herbert Hardy (L.), East Ward.—John Renshaw William Taylor (C.) ...

... THE DEPARTURE. Mr. Thos. Hardy, the novclkt, contribute* bis quota the war poetry the day. following appears in Daily Chronicle.” SOUTHAMPTON DOCKS, OCTOBER, 1599. Hero, where Vespasian's legions struck the sands, And Ocrdic with his Saxons entered in ...

... £770. Seven acres of grass land were sold to Mr Thomas Barlow, of Misterton, for £475. Mr R. W. Forrest, Gainsborough, was the solicitor. GOXHTLL. SEWING THA.—On Wednesday night a tea was ghee by Alderman Hardy, J.P., at the Pr:ssibye Methodist Chapel. The ...

... MARRIAGES. AND DEATHS cliarrif—WEgrk*DATAL—Ortalass 4. Mk A. Mark's (Awe hr tie Zoe a. M. Herbert t hardy. Floreae• yourifest daughter of P istcu.ierty. Ft uIiPIPPON-DUNS. - October •t Itt Luke's Church. clifford. by the It. Y.•lier Holder*. of Mumterford ...