... poor heart endure. W twit hopes trum thee. and thee alone. a cure! —IV. MOW TIRBT PUBLISHED., Ike 'op clancholn ussar. Br THOMAS HARDY, Autber of Par from Madebeg Crowd..' Tie Trumpet Major.' tr. I T en a soft. duk eveni ng of th e f o ll owing weak that ...

... yards flat race.—First heat Owen H. Tripp, Winford, 1; H. Marsh, East Harptree, 2. Second hest : Henry Tovey Winton', 1 ; Thomas H. Hardy, Norton Hawkfield, 2. Final heat : Tovey, 1; 0. H. Tripp, 2. 120 yards flat race (boys under 16).—First heat :Stephen ...

... announced at Rockhampton, near Dorchester, of Mr. Hardy, the father of Mr. Thee. Hardy, the famous novelist. The deceased was a typical member of the clam of Dorset rustic folk from which Mr. Thomas Hardy draws his inspiration, and which has supplied the ...

... ereceedings aka The hesith of Cot. Bradshaw. prerosed •r Curio'.. At .1 I (11 , 4 W 7 looming, the Thomas ilarker Hark . eldest son of Mr. Thomas I Hardy. Ouletodge, Kiraber:,y, w..s united in wadi** t. Edith. el.bai deightew of Mr. Hebert Hawdl , of I ...

... guests, nearly all of whom attended : Norton Malreward and Norton Hautville: Mr. John and Mrs. Fowler, Mr. Thomas Hardy, sen., Mr. T. H. and Mrs. Hardy, Mr. Wm. and Mrs. Norris and son. Brislington : Mr. John and Mrs. Fitzgerald, Mr. Jae. R. and Mrs. Shorland ...

... the East Surrey Ride Volunteers. The death is announced of Lady Duffne Hardy, widow of the late Sir Thomas Dodos Hardy, D.C.L., Deputy Keeper of the Public Records. Lady Dutra/ Hardy was • prolific novelist, her works iocludinr Artiet'• Family, '_A Casual ...

... THE HARDY DISASTER. At the resumed inquest respecting the I.klardy disaster, Mr. Thomas, acting manager of the colliery, was further examined by Mr. Liddell. the represents'. tire of the Home Office. He stated that the masonry work at the arches, where ...

... rector of thsbopeteue, to Mr. Frank Armitage Hardy, emend son of Colonel Hardy, of Clifton. Elaborate preparations had been made by the 'dia.:ere for the event. A triumphal arch had been erected near the entrance to the church of St. Soils, where the ceremony ...

... Potter, rector of Bishopstone, to Mr. Frank Armitage Hardy, second son of Colonel Hardy, of Clifton. Elaborate preparations bad been made by tie village. for the event. A triumphal arch bad been erected near the entrance to the church of Seib, where the ...

... IRISTCPHERJAMES THOMAS The boat of the let• Mr. Christopher James Thomas came to band yesterday, the Midland Railway Company delivering it at the Council. boom. Bristol, between and two o'clock. Originally It we. intended that the toned vomiting should ...

... eiIIARLES THOMAS, of the Firm of WARE, %.J SON. of 4% PARE STRION. TAHOIta WOOLLEN bIAPI& begs to Odors Friends and Customers that the s consequent upon the of takes be bite been received lot* PARTNIENEII/P by TUKNIR end PINK% of rp , PACK STREET, where ...

... Yeeterdey, et the petty (before Mere. L Daubers, sod E. Hayes, Thomas Frederick Smith, and Henri Webber charred grub • quanuty &polar frog, the orchard Fermium. fame, Pratt. Mated that about Moo o n on the rearms of Oct. 27th he was ie a geld on the farm ...