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... 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 ...
... the fact that they have got ships and men and money. As for the poets, they have broken out in several places. Messrs. Thomas Hardy and Conan Doyle have already struck the lyre, Mr. Rudyard Kipling threatens to do so on Tuesday next, and doubtless we ...
... Nelson. It tell 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 lag, England expects evert, man to-do his duty, ...
... and On tC: ll 7prerweition of Mr. Thomas, seconded by Mr. Billet. • very hearty vote of thanks was . =to Chairman. aid the meeting with • similar compliment to the rem. esidatives of the Press. A caiHc of Thomas Hardy's Towles claimed the other day that ...
... — Cambridge Review. '•A series studies, grim and humorous, fanciful and pathetic, pleasant mixture is dedicated to Mrs. Thomas Hardy.”—Acaokuy. A volume clever sketches. Indeed, there is more than cleverness in them. There is feeling, often expressed ...
... work could not have been better done. The more famous makers, such Matthew Hardie, Edinburgh ; Peter Hardie,l>uakeld John Mann, Glasgow; Ruddiman, Aberdeen ; and James Hardie, Edinburgh (a native of the parish Ellon), receive adequate treatment. The list ...
... P. L. Hardy, Acting Consul- Geaeral for Italy in Liverpool, states that, following upon his report, the Italian Govern- ment have awarded a silver medal and diploma to Captain Octavius James Simpson, of the steamer Koordistan, and Captain Thomas Dexter ...
... Byrne, T. Sinnott, A. B. Price, J. EL Sinmon, A. Sharp, H. Killeer, D. Joyce, S. R. Thomas, J. Houghton, J. Thomas, W. Roberts, W. Burgess, G. Holmes, and A. Ccde.-Mr. Hardy having re- ferred to the excellent services rendered to the ward by Captain Denton ...
... relict of William tie* aged 67 years.—lnterred at John's Cherie, Keswick, on the 26th inst. HARDY.—At Park 'had. Kirkoawald, on the 25t4 most. , Chri.tophtr Hardy, yemiutn, aged 79 years. LANCASTER.—At the \ea• Inn Yard, Penrith, on the 29th inat., Hannah ...
... Biiony Street, on the 29th Inst.. thewifs THOMAS HOOK, a ion. , KILLIN.—At 4 Crown Street. the 28th InsU, id.' of JAMES KILLIN, commercial, a ton. , 1-KII) -At 27 Street, Edinbuign. the lust! t.M- wiio of THOMAS EEID. lithographer, of son. aIKMAUI'.—At ...
... REWARD FOR BRAVERY AT SEA. I Chevalier E. P. L. Hardy, Acting Consul•Genem for Italy in Liverpool, las received an intimation that, following up on hi s re p or t, t h e I ta li an Governneat have awarded a medal and diploma to Captain Octavius James ...
... Robinson, do Vigilant(s),Wade, Mown l=M;),Boden, Bntry arrived William & Mary [Oct 30) Waterford do =AsLies (s), Scilly sailed Thomas Pearson, Hughes 30] PErmou_ fOct arrived Helena Trevose [OctllN Teivr ne th, and sail for Mispah. Howard, Milford Deems. Carder ...