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... 'Portuguese sloop 6f ivar, Capt. De Melo; and the Rebuir gon veisel, Lieut.. Leaver.-Yesterdav tile TTriumph, 'of 74 gaus, Sir Thomas Hardy, went out of Harbour. } ni Ships at Spithear1.--Triimph, Princess Carolina, Japiter,4 DJiom'tde, Lavinia, Seinivninais ...
... Rear-Admiral T T Pasco's Statement is essentially correct. or y As the Victory was breaking the enemy's line, Sir In k Thomas Hardy remarkeod to the Immortal Hero who fell C of on that glorious day (alluding to the Redoubtable aed da 0s the Bucentauro)-- ...
... QUELBITIES OF TO-DAY. een Mr. Thomas Hardy, the novelist, owes much the to hip wife, for it Was she who persuaded hims a give up architecture for literature, who copie&is :Irat-novel and sent it to the -publisher, and who vill still atlends to til business ...
... few preliminary obsereatiosn, Co dsaid-I ask, Sir. what authority has soy men to banisy about theo m is Cntres of Sir Thomas ' Hardy, Sir I'ulteney Malcolm, and the m )Sat I-len. G. Iilli1ot, at thit meeting ? Most assuredly, if I was a Iserson holding ...
... Goveer- n list nors atid other officers oftite [ilowplial. The mtatisolettin tlie ow contains (12 coffit~s ; that of Sir Thomas Hardy is itlsg placeil immnetdiately abon'e that of' lia isredecessor, tite ire, latle SirrI. ]Keats. WVltilit the coffiti swas ...
... SECRETARIES I should have nentioned that the new Secretary, it Captain the. Honourable Georg e Elliot had accom- ir partied Sir Thomas Hardy, but remahied outside. X le went out to him; and he very candidly and tith great condescension said, that he was not exactly ...
... made already to '£5,000 on Little Lord Fauntleroy. It is said a, she can earn nearly :£12,000 a year with her pen. n Mr. Thomas Hardy, the novelist, lives in m Dorsetshire. in the midst of the people whom he y has so minutely studied and described. His ...
... at this port. v Captain Welch is appointed, to the Racoon sloop I' of war at Chathamn. e The Triumiph of o 4 gons, Sir Thomas Hardy. is ordered to this port,from ott Flushing-, to bc refitted. I The Crocotlile frigate, Hon. Capt. Cadogan, brought in three ...
... excellent order during the progress of the fire. aot ROBBBRY BY SowIass.-At the Southampton Petty Iht Sessions, onlriday, Thomas Hardy and Patrioh HenaJhky, 4i1 privatos in the 46th Regiment, on furlough from Park- lIS- huist, were charged with a robbery ...
... partner. _ _ t Mr. Thomas Hardy, the novelist, is a pleasant. al s looking manl, Small of stature, with a rounded as , brow and a full head. He wears a carefully. io t trained Elizabethan beard, and dresses veryr e neatly. AMr. Hardy lives at Max-gate ...
... it the eraction of the column ott Blsgolon hill, near Dorchester, to recordTI tie services of the late X*cc-Admiral Sir Thomas Hardy, Governor l of tlreentwich hospital hiave been paid; ant it appears from trie statemlent of account that the subscriptions ...
... Engvlish Duke, with a tie whiclt lie e mies probably appreciates quite as much as the Duke b on himself does. t trd Mir. Thomas Hardy, the novelist, is a trute son1 em of toil, his father being chiefly employed as a, .era bricklayer. He was born in Dorset ...