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... oonfidebtly as though it had only left the place half an boar beton. MR. THOMAS HARDY AND THE PRINCE OF WALES. Graham B. Thomson, writing in the New York kidepealeal about Mr. Hardy's house at Dorchester, tells the following story, which is said to be ...
... reserving her detence, in accordance with her solicitor's advice. DEFRAUDING A COMPANY.—At the Dewsbury Police-court, Thomas Hardy Jackson, of Liversedge, a large colliery proprietor in the district, was convicted of travelling by rail on three several ...
... Illustrated with portraits of the chief Paris deteettwrs. The number concludes with an article on the Tissts newspaper. Mr. Thomas Hardy has recently given Mr. William Strang • series of sittings for an etched portrait, the result tieing the most successful ...
... at Sandleford Priory, G Newbury, Emily Georgina, wife of Wm. Chatteria, Esq., second daughter of the late Admiral Sir Thomas M. Hardy, Bart., G.C.8., aged 77. On Easter Eve, Edward Meade, MA, rector of Winfield for 46 years, and Canon in Salisbury Cathedral ...
... author's . indieposition. - - . • Wediwz Ti.: Strange, Lively, and Commonplace, id the title of two volumes which Mr. Thomas Hardy has in the press, to shortly published by Messrs. Macmillan. A imblication of particular interest about to be issued by ...
... The picture was probably painted about 1480. Sons of our older novelists to have developed an anxiety to be reckoned Mr. Thomas Hardy recently published a pure of sore. length, Mr. Mill Caine has written • arix ballad. now cones Mr. Blackmore with the promise ...
... his books ordinary books. It is a fact not altogether credit. able to novel readers, that although Mr. Meredith and Mr. Thomas Hardy (both natives of this part of England) are generally coupled by the keenest critics as the greatest English novelists of ...
... St. Fagan'.. Emily Thomas, 90, general shook. Louise Thomas, 28, scalp wound, injury to both knees and over left eye, shock. Ileac Morgan, 32, collier, scalp wooed. Bees Phillips, 61, injured shoulder, gametal bruises. David Thomas, 34, guard on Brecon ...
... is espeeially valuable, as affording glimpose of the childhood of Mary Stuart. The Deouty.liceper of the Records Sir Thomas Dime Hardy, in his thirtplonrtl; report, which has Piet been published, gives some estraote which slow how the yowl* Hwy was liked ...
... ns of this kind, and who remember how the tiptetatvr assured an that Freddy entered, and was kindly shown over the Mr. Thomas Hardy was about to rival George large,sky wards, looking over the shirii , •g river, Eliot will be a little sceptical about these ...
... I RICHARD HARDY, of Sarum Hill, in _ILI ilia employ ot Thomas Barberry, Draper, ix., at smingstoke. hereby express ray regret I circulated & report damaaina to the cotunxrclal reputation of Drapers and outfitters, of the mole town, which I now kn o t ...
... County Bench. April 2801, 1876. Before Sir Wm. 11. Huniphery, Bart., Thomas Beet, Esq., ICIZPING PUBLIC BOUM PioNIBITID SOURS. Mrt. Sarah — B - r - ack; tom of the While Hart, Penton Mewsey, appeared to answer an information preferred against her by P ...