... political agent in Caernarvon, gross £164, net £l6 12s. 7d. THOMAS HARDY’S HOUSE FOR NATION. Miss Katharine Hardy, of Talbothays West, Stafford, near Dorchester, Dorset, sister of the late Thomas Hardy, the famous Wessex novelist, gross £74 ...

... GOLBORNE RAILWAY FATALITY, .The death is reported at Wigan of Thomas Hardy, a collier, of 9, Salisbury-street, Golborne. On Sunday night Hardy was returning from Warrington, and at Golborne Station he attempted to leave the train whilst it was in motion ...

... Reading: Under the Greenwood Tree, by Thomas Hardy, I—Christmas1 —Christmas Eve. 7.50—'1 wellth Night Party, a further episode In the lives of Miss Hetty Wiflin and her musical friends: with Thea Wells. Madge Thomas. Winifred Davey, George Holloway, Kenneth ...

... CONTRIBUTORS STANDS UNRIVALLED. TBE GRAPHIC CHRISTMAS NO. PRICE ONE SHILLING. FULL OF FUN. ALL IN COLOURS. REGINALD CLEAVER. _THOMAS HARDY H. M. BROCK. S. R. CROCKETT. TOM BROWNE, R.I W. . NORRIS ; JOHN HASSALL, R.L H' G‘WELLS i JACOMB-HOOD, R.L FRANK CR AIG ...

... ANOTHER CYCLE FRAUD. A younz man named Thomas Hardy, of respectable appearance, was charged at Dalestreet, to-day, before Mr. W. J, Stewacs, with false pretences. He pleaded guilty, The pri:oner called ab a cycle-fitter’s establishmens in Cominutation-row ...

... A Novelist’s Holiday. Mr. Thomas Hardy, to whom birthday congratulations will be due—for the sixty-fitst time—in a few days,has been spending a short breathing time on the Norfolk coast with his fuiend, Mr. Edwxard Clodl. Mr. Anthony Hope also was of ...

... 30 —“Everything Stops For Tea. s.o— News in Welsh. s.2o— Children’s Hour. 6-0 —Time; News. 6-30 —News Norwegian. 6.4s— Thomas Hardy. 7.0 —Dr. Harold Darke (organ). 7.35— ’’Strength oi Mind.” B.o— Anne Shelton and her Playboys. B.3o— lt’s That Man Again ...

... TELEGRAPH.) The death is announced at Castle Cary, Somerset, of Rear-Admiral Phelps, who was given bis nomination by Sir Thomas Hardy, Nelson’s famous captain. Deceased, who was &8 years old, entered the pavy in April, 1832, and retired as ecaptain in 1870 ...

... May. 7. o—See Northern programme-7.4s—West England lr 7.50 See Regional programme- )ii 0.30 —Serial Reading; Und ef Tree, Thomas Hardy-9.5 Interlude 10.0-10.50-See Northern pro?^/ WELSH (373.1 metres). S. o—The Children's Hour. 6- o—Wale« on Violin and DaTiee ...

... Madge Thomas *' Austin Dewdney (pianofortSM Alexander (baritone). 8.40 See Midland programme 7'2o—West ol England Announceifl® pj 7 ...

... ~ Se wee Cl wm _& a. more, and thus signalise the happy of the two sections of Umenis, opinion Mr. Mardy’s MSS. Mr. Thomas Hardy hes set a good | by refusing to eell his manuscripts to / r, Pierpont Morgan offered hm s liked to name for the manuscript ...

... need'' very prevalent on Scarborougi sand was not so perceptible to the public ing the animals with sticks. MR. HARDY'S ARCHITECT° Mr. Thomas Hardy has made a profdd a tower to Holy Trinity Chure'' chester, says the Telegraph, and, P,O by his early training ...