... writers of to-day, Mr. Brant las said, in in interview :—I am sure that in fifty years' time the world will pat Steven- Boa, Thomas Hardy, Radyard Kipling. and Barrio —who, to nay mind, are, intellectually, oar four best living writers—on a lava with any writers ...

... Hali• faa concluded on Saturday w.th Metures Thomas Hardy and Wordsworth. by Mr. J. K Barton. head muter of the Wakefield Grammar School. Replying to quretiuna Mr. Barton said he was told that some of Hardy's works were banned from the Sowerby Bridge public ...

... heat od soul int the work of their husbands, nod we their trustad entice helpers In their work. is particularly truo of M. Thomas Hardy, who is Mai, the author's amanuensis, end helps Ma eery largely is his work. fact, it was she who urged her husband, when ...

... at Dewsbury; Tom Filth. stealing pigeons at •Imendbury ; William Henry Smith, braking into the dwellinghoun of the Rev. Thomas Hardy at Sowerby also stealing letters, envelopes, and in copper, the property of Robinson Midgley at Halifax; George Gledhill ...

... women) of the deposit contributor& Yoe the fernier positions Mr. John law. presi• dent of the Trades Council. Mr. John Thomas Hardy, chairman of the aniall friendly societal new amociation, Mr. J. Hartley, Heechwood avenue, Mr. li. Wolfenden, Induatr ...

... there will be an extensive sale for them in this neighbourhood. Dated Oct. 28,1047. Care j Aethma of Tea Peon Standing. 1, Thomas Hardy, egad 6d yearn. have been afflicted with a severe Asthma fur I.lyear., during Pik* time I hove tried every ktiows remedy ...

... I am convinced there will be extensive sal. for them In this neighbourhood. bated Oct. 28, (*nee .1 a*4; %Tem Teen , I, Thomas Hardy. aged elf', have been afflicted with a severe Asthma for years. during olaich time I have tried every knows remedy, and ...

... be inhabitants of the same senelthre. Mr. P. Ism been Minister at Atterchire stare 1827. On Tuesday, Farah, wife of Mr. Thomas Hardy, farmer. Chelose Height, near Bradford. (in seek, Sarah, wife of the Rev. W. Wee, of omen, and eldest daegliter of the ...

... Nona:, farmer, to Mrs Mazy Riley, both of bowerby. Ranee day and place. Mr Thomas Hardy, presser, Mrs Mary Aim Dower, both of Shell Same day, at Sion chapel, by the Rev Thomas White Ridley, John susitb, of itishisorth, to Mies Heap, of the same place ...

... presented by Mr. John Hoyle to John Dawson, Eq., J.P., of Bump, who laid the atone, and gave • very stirring address. The Rev. Thomas Hardy gave a brief epitome of Wesleyan Metho. diet doctrine. Appropriate hymns and the national anthem were tang by the choir ...

... shall re, fer again to the issue now before us. it to my for the present that such names as those of Vieconnt Woleslcv, Thomas Hardy. Alfred Austin, (leant Allen, Ocorge Meredith, Mr. Qsreer, hc. are evidenew alike of excellence an d variety. HAW:rations ...

... a welting there wa, a meeting adalu, and addremes were delivered: and on Wednesday sight a licture was delivered by Mr. Thomas Hardy, one of the agent. of the British Temperance L.ague, SIt•LINo LZAD.-011 Monday, in the WOW tiding court, Bradford, Fled ...