... tourist: *“ Mr Thomas Hardy lives near here, doesn’t her?”—Davooshire rustic: “ Whioh Mr Thomas Hardy? —Literary tourist: Why, the man who writes books.”—Devonshire rustic: “Oh! I know naucht about he; Lut there be a Mr Thomas ...

... of stories by H. G. Wells, 8. R. Crockett, H. B. Marriott- Wataon, W. E. Norria, and Amalia “'lll. wi & touch poesm from Thomas Hardy. The sberics are iliowtrated by ench well-known artiste as Scrnou Luoas, (nk:u' gbnlp h-oro:nuseood' & .'M“‘M l)k y e 8 ...

... compioted it S Toar, sad is now h.mmxfidz wu.. tandmaster, Mr, Thomas Hardy. were aver 50 persons with a most aubstantial sod .“m mhvmhhd yod - came tossts and %fl--ladter v—hnr‘mhby T. Hardy, T. Henter, “:_.GMM These were accompanied . Pickering (pisvc) ...

... the historic castle, frowning in defiant rwins on the wteep hill ‘which rees from an odd littde old-world - lage which Thomas Hardy has christened “ Corvesgate ” k 2 The sound of cantering hoafe behind lvm made him bold in his horse and turn to see Liliss ...

... MORLEY SeporN DEivs —Henry finishor. of :.:::9( s-a left his 'ti?fi.{ feelworse and died ;hy -flg“ - Mary Hardy, who lives apart from ber hasvand, was fued 7a. 66, and costs at the Dews vary West Police-cours on Moaday for m“kufl in Askroyd Siceos, y ...

... Rev. R. J. Banks and Mrs. Banks and family, Mrs. Barton and Miss Barton, Miss Harriott Lee, Mrs. Hardy, Mr. and Mrs. Stoker, Mrs. Charlesworth, Mrs. Thomas Leng, together, with several ladies and gentlemen from Doncaster and the neighbourhood. It ...

... Ackworlh. Bouquet of Greenhouse Flowers-J Lamprey, bouquet of Hardy Flowers —J &It Calam, Heath, Wakefield ; 2. J Lamprey. Bouquet of Will Flowers- 1, T Croyadale, Whitley Bridge ; 2, Thomas Hague, Carlton, Selby. Six Store or Greenhouse Plants—l, John ...

... ‘or s.—Thomas ick, labourer, ‘was brought umhrpd with being drl‘lll’p“u‘ disorderly at ston on the 31st Al =] P.O. Howden proved the case.~The i trates let defendant go on his promising not to offend again. v GAMBLERS BY MOONLIGHT. — Georgo Hardy, Walter ...

... Brown, Newgate, Pontefract. , OLAYBROUGH ~ On the 6th inst., Mary Emily, infant ter of Mr Thomas Claybrough, Back Bridge-street, Cnstieford. DALE—At Chorlton-cum Hardy, aged 82, Ann, ;vl:g:v of Mr John Dale, formerly of Ponte- T uoag?nn-on the l;‘:kl‘m. “P ...

... them to the police at Holmfirth, and it was soon ascertained that they belonged to Mrs. Hardy. Police-constable Hancock was despatched to the Newlands, but Mrs. Hardy would not permit him to enter the house or state his message until her husband returned ...

... all €XPhesss ay THE BOARD SCHOOL.—Meeting Woednesday night, present, Mossry E Bromley (in tho ohair), Isnac Baines, and They Hardy; with Mr Roberts, the clerk. The per centage of attendance in ohoniudm for the month was 85, and in the infants gy £74 25, ...

... Barb —W Dartkraite ; 2, W Runs and II Pars, Dreamier. Magpie—l and 2, W:Dartbwaite. Tarbit —I and 2, Ditto. Drapa—Ditto; 2. Thomas Pierer, Donesater. Owl—Frederick Holland, ttnydale ; 2, Oartkerrte. Autry? (lons-fseed) F Holland; 2, 0 Widen, Pontefract ...