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... Hardy — September 4th, at Aldborough, Holderness. aged 74. Thomas Yates Hardy. Inm aw.—&eptemher 2nd. aged 77, George Ferreman Inman, Whatton-on-the-Vale, Notts. Jefferson.—August 28th, aged 69. Maria, wife of John Booth Jefferson, 3, Woodbine-terrace ...
... Society, according to its last annual report. Trial by Jury.—The fifty-first anniversary of the acquittal of John Home Tooke, Thomas Hardy, and others, was celebrated at the Crown and Anchor Tavern, in London, on Wednesday last, Dr. Bowring, M.P., in the chair ...
... Tlie scene of the book is laid in Wessex, and the subject dealt with is that handled with such a masterly hand by sax. Thomas Hardy in. Tess. Messrs. William Andrews and' Co., of Hull, propose shortly to issue The Quaker Poets oi England, Pyne (Mrs ...
... Hull, toy dealer, March 30.—Horatio vlitcheU Carr, Leeds, agent, April 8 —Thomas Hardy, Wolverhampton, retailer of ale, April 2 —John Jones, Merthyr, draper, March 31.— Thomas Jones, Liverpool, auctioneer, March 30.—John PattLson, Liverpool, livery stable ...
... heiress. '' His L° rdBht PiV t he oucht to A fellah may be unfortunate, but he ougnt to consider his about three , Mr. Thomas Hardy hasJ» parts of h« new now, the December Harper. tion of it will begin m , y Me r t !r9fith\liousanX is being prepared. ...
... the light of Lord Roberts's famous despatch. The literary side of the same issue of The Sphere includes a atorv by Mr. Thomas Hardy and a poem by Mr. W. F. Henley. WHEATLEY'S hop bitters, unequalled as A WHOLES' •MB TEMPERANCE TABLE BEVERAGE Sparkling ...
... WAKEFIELD. Suicide. —On Saturday last, an inquest was held before Thomas Lee, Esq., coroner, at the Sovereign Inn, Shipley, on the body of Harriet Hardy, aged 19 years, the wife of Thomas Hardy, fancy weaver. The deceased had been confined to her bed for a ...
... gregor Miiler, M'l house, graben. June V erity, Pudsey-in- w oollen draper, LIQUIDATIONS* BY ARRANGEMENT, §2ddle: r-—Thomas Furne —Thomas M’Knight, ker.—Mary Aun Smith Manchester milliner, Barrow-in- Furnesa, . anchester, lateinnkee r.—JamesA, Methorne ...
... work people, in celebration of the comine oiffi^ *' * Umemece and album were 7°5u Sb 1 ir f Scenery wer e exhibited by Mr. Thomas Hardy for the delectation of a gatherine in the Mothers Meeting-room, Goodman-street, liunsiet -ur. rlolgate explained them. ...
... best-natured of men in regard to caricatures of himself. Among the few novelists who are generally pathetic to teachers are Thomas Hardy and * Jan Maclaren.” It is said that a son of the of Mr. Pick- wick in now on the editorial staft of a London even- ing ...
... The charges were brought forward by Inspector Coleman, of the Royal Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals. Thomas Hardy, butcher, of Horsfofth, was fined 405., by the Leeds West Riding Bench, including costs, for having cruelly ill-treated ...
... of the drama uom i;';i idealised picture or gross caricature Jll te a i criticism cf life. George Eliot, and, aKer Lor, Thomas Hardy, had accomplished tins ior_the novel: in somewhat varying degrees Arthur Wing Pinero. lienrv' Arthur Jonvs, and Sydney ...