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... Thomas Hardy, the author of Far from the Madding Crowd, is a man of middle height, a pallid face, dark grey eyes, and hair very thin on the top. His manner singularly reserved, he seldom takes part in the discussions going on around him, but is a most ...
... Hobbes, A. T. Quiller-Coucfa, W. L. Alden. Mrs. Stepney Rawson, Halliwell SutcUffe, and Albert Kinross, with a poem by Thomas Hardy. ...
... ton, sur-8 BANKRUPTS.-From the i Henry Edward Brookes, Hempstead, OtoM March 27.- John Cleveley, sin th March 2», at .-Thomas Hardy, Wolverhampton, bee CMd tar, April 2, at 12.-Knightley William Horlock, East \ag , »' estershjre, author.-George Perrins ...
... dnesbibv—Thomas Eastwood, James Cheesewright James E Moidtou, Nehemiah Curnock. Walsall —Adam Fletcher, James Miller, Jabez Rought. Wolverhampton —William Bird, William Bytheway, John D. Julian. Dudley—Walter LawTy, Simeon Noall, Thomas Hardy, James Gill ...
... the Radicals a tesselated party. Where does the elated come m? The only tesselated party I ever met was Mr. Thomas Hardy. There is nothin? Hardy about the Radicals. First Bishop: Rudyard Kipling's remarks on cricket and football are very up to date. Second ...
... Brookbanks Samuel Jooe* KdwarJ Roger* Thomas D. Underwood Charles Major Scott Thomas IVrry Shaw E. B. Samuel Hodgson William Griffiths James Knight Joseph Williams .lames Abell John Thomas Hurlmgham Robert Hardy ...
... youngest daughter of tbe late Thomas Archer, of Ross, Herefordshire. Ratcliffe—Buzzard.—December 2, All Saints' Church, King's Heath, John Ratcliffe, surveyor, King's Heath, to Louisa Catherine Buzzard, widow of the late Thomas Hardy Buzzard, physician, New ...
... Trial by Jury.—The fifty-first anniversary of the ( triumphant acquittals of John Horne Tooke, the great ; philologist, Thomas Hardy, and John Thelwall, was celebrated on Wednesday evening at the Crown and Anchor Tavern, when a parly of about one hundred ...
... every good sense of the word; but Meredith himself would be the first to acknowledge Moliere as his inspiration, just as Thomas Hardy would acknowledge Flaubert as his master in the magnificent W esses series. In the same way would El gar bow to Wagner ...
... Nos. & s. —James Jones and Thomas Hardy were summoned for similar offences. Jones was a stupid fellow, about 18 years old; no answer could be extracted from him for some time ; he promised to pay expenses next week. Hardy, who was much younger, cried ...
... Evesham. ' of U6, at 10. Miuto-streot, the Rev. James Robertson. Robert i> , 9 Scotland, to Jessie Isabella Hardy, daughter ~f Thomas Hardy, of this city, and step-daughterof Geo'* King—Ptttman.—July 22, at the Abbov Church by the Rev. H. Wyun Jones ...
... it was the first time he had been before the magistrates, and he should take particular cars that it was the last.—John Thomas Hardy, farmer, Linton, was charged with being drunk charge horse and cart at St. John's, on the 30th April. He pleaded guilty ...