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... IBtarriaatS. aid (atl *. DEATHS. . FtrHOTSB.-On Dec. 12, at 10, Fowler-*** 1 ' Jamas Furniss, nine weeks. . Hardy —On Deo. 10, 123, TOM ' Thomas Hardy, aged four month* WiLLiAMSON.-On Dec. 11, at 44, J Ernest Williamson, aged six 1 ...
... MR. THOMAS HARDY'S ARCHITECTURE. Mr. Thomas Hardy has made a proposal add tower to Holy Trinity Church, Dorchester, says the Daily Telegraph, and. profiting by his early training architect and his knowledge of ecclesiastical construction, sent a sketch ...
... Magistrates' Clerk's office. St. Mary's-gaje, Derby, this (Thursday) moruiug, before Mr. J. F. Thirlby, Frederick Needham, Thomas Hardy, Edwin Groves, and Robert Hoolev were charged with breaking and entering the dwelling-house of George Grant Davis at Sawley ...
... satisfied with his position, and th« Government would not Tesign until bnndled nut. Mr. Swinburne, Qr. George Meredith, and Mr. Thomas Hardy hav» given their names to an appeal behalf of Maxim Gorky, whose grave peril is described as *' an unparalleled outrage ...
... Reeoe, the famous billiard player, who to visit Derby next week, has urranged to play threo important matches with Inman. Thomas Hardy, the illustrious novelist, has announced his readiness to join in any protest against the etege censorship. Canadian banking ...
... in the afternoon, and allowing for dinner interval. The performance will resumed at eight o'clock in the evening. Mr. Thomas Hardy, the eminent novelist, haft, written letter to complain that recent version one the best-known oC his books was made without ...
... OF CONTRIBUTORS STANDS UNRIVALLED. HE Q- RAPHIC hristmas Price One Shillin«. FULL OF FUN. ALL COLOURS. Reginald Cleaver. Thomas Hardy. H. M. Brook. S. R. Crockett. Tom Browne, R.I. W. E. Norris. John Hassall, R.I, H. G. Wells. Jacomb Hood, R.I. Frank 'Craio ...
... jwn proved the case, and the prisoner was fined pe. nd costs. Impudkkt Bdkglaky at Sawlkt. Frederick Needham, twisthand, Thomas Hardy, labourer, Edwin Grooves, labourer, and Robert Hooley, tivisthand, all of L>ng Eaton, were charged with breaking and entering ...
... eminence, and is profusely illustrated. The stories of John Oliver Hobbes, W. L. Alden, and Q, not speak the lines by Thomas Hardy, will gratify every patron of this popular journal.—Our old friend Holly Leaves (the Christmas number of the Illustrated ...
... Rmall stones arith him.—Defendant pleaded guilty, and expressed lis regret.—Fined 5s and costs. Farmrhs with Lamk Horses. —Thomas Hardy, Wilsthorpe, was summoned for cruelty to a liorse by working it in an unfit state at that place on Jan. 15.—Inspector Watkins ...
... sanctioned discussion of the question as to whether the type of feminine beauty in England is changing. The venerable mother of Thomas Hardy, the novelist, was buried yesterday at Stinsford, near Dorchester. The deceased lady died in the house in which her illustrious ...
... THE DENBY STACK-FIRING CASE. THREE WANDERERS COMMITTED FOR TRIAL. At the Ripley Sessions, yesterday, Thomas Kin?, Henry Hardy, and William Henry, strangers, were brought up in custody, charged with setting fire a stack of hay belonging to the Denby Iron ...