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... man’s Magazine for the present year include a series of papers on the peasantry of various parts of the United Kingdom. Mr. Thomas Hardy is to do the Dorsetshire Labourer, Mrs. Oliphant the Skye Crofter, and Mr. Justin McCarthy the Irish Cottier. ...
... Grant Allen, Mr. Anstey, the author of * Vice Versi,’ Mr. W. Black, Lady Buufil{, Prof. Bryce, Mr. Freemau, Mr. Froude, Mr. Thomas Hardy, Mr. W. D. Howells, Prof. Huxley, Miss Ingelow, Mra. Oliphant, Dr Swmiles, Mr. L. Stevenson, Mr. Julian Sturgis, and Prof ...
... and Life in ot{er Worlds; besides the usual supply of fiction. In the July number will be commenced a new novel by Mr. Thomas Hardy, entitled the Band of Ethelberta. The Congregationalist is a monthly of high character, and is edited” with great ability ...
... connected, named Ellen Macartney, by trade a milliner and dressmaker, was engoged o a young man about her own age, named Thomas Hardy Aldis, who was an assistant to o provision dealer, in a town a few miles distant. The courtship—which is described as having ...
... eompanied by testimonials, for the 5 o Northern Division. Charles Berrill, Bedtord | Alex. Miln Stephen Sheppard, Bedford | Thomas M Hardy Wells, lslington | Leonard | James Horsford, Bedlord ville-stre Fredk. W, Gill, London | Wm. Hud, The paper was sent vound ...
... and o Europe, that it will out until the assassins have been tracked out and sup- School, which was founded in 1571 by Thomas Hardy, | 'f-:ll‘le:lm? ”',!:!yh‘'l the ordeal. If the Republic should pressed. Tn Lord Hartington's declaration we recog. ...
... testimonials, for the Northern Division. Charles Berrill, Bedford Alex. Miln, Northampton Stephen Sheppard, Bedford | Thomas Mason, Lambeth Hardy Wells, Islington Leonard R. Roberts, Sack James Horsford, Bedford ville-street, London Fredk. W. Gill, London Wm ...
... B Grosart, George Grove, William Hanna, R. Palmer Harding, T. Duffus Hardy, Fred. Harrison, Robert Herdman, R.S.A., W. B. Hodgson, Joseph D. Hooker, Robert Horn, Thomas Hughes, Thomas H. Huxley, Alexander Ireland, William Jack, R. C. Jebb, David Laing ...
... 20 girls, totul 37, are recerving industrial traini o, TIRED Thomas Harpur, labourer, Belfast, was charged with stealing two pairs of boots value 135., the}rr,xperly of Messrs, Freeman, Hardy, and Willis, igh-strect, Bedford, on October 22, B tward Tucker ...
... - GENERAL NEWS. GHTY thousand le visi FExhibition bl&dmg on Sundny.p.op - ®. ALFRED HARDY h T, aber for C.nterbury.u M T HE Swinton glass bluwers resum. onda n:)nuni, after a strike :jf over a fo: g:x:g:,k ST v ot d?lgfi' ::'fifi l‘ugr:l; tor 98‘ the armies ...
... ditto, Thomas Tilbrook, William Ricketts. Melon, n flesh, W. Ratchelous, John Cook. Melon, scarlet m. G. Chilton, John Cook. Twelve out-door figs, George Vyne. Twelve plums, dessert, R. Carter, Thomas Tilbrook.” Twelve plums, kitchen, George Vsne, Rev ...
... ina-grove, Wharel-roady, builder, John Prior, of Bt. Blazey, Cormnwal', tail>r. Thomas Balley, of Wolserhampton, vrinter. Tohn K rkman, of Nottingham w i @ merchant. Thomas 3kipworth, of BAton, willer, ideney Johmeon, of Shefficd, merchant. Edwwd Smith ...