... Horatia may ever have had upon us. Another says, Sir Thomas Hardy thought Horatia was not Nelson's daughter. True, Sir Thomas did. and equally true it is that Sir Harris Nicolas disposes of Sir Thomas's doubts; but what was Nelson's own belief? There are ...

... to the Daily Telegraph. Arrangements are in progress for entertaining him at a public dinner before his departure. Mr. Thomas Hardy is writing a new serial story, entitled Trumpet-Major. which will begin in Good Words for Jauurary next, and be continued ...

... Braddon, C;Bront4, Rhoda Broughton, Robt. Browning, Carlyle, Wilkie Collins, B. Disraeli, George Eliot, W. E. Gladstone, Thomas Hardy, Dinah Mullock, Cardinal Newman, Ouida, D. G. Rossetti, G. A. Sala, Mark Twain, Mrs. Wood, and Edmund Yates. ...

... repository of light literature has so long enjoyed. The first portion of its contents is an instalment of a new novel by Thomas Hardy, author of Far from the Madding Crowd, illuArated by Arthur Hopkins, entitled The Return of the Native. The opening ...

... NOTICE IS HEREBY GI VEN that the PARTNERSFIIP lately carried on by EDWARD HORATIO MARTIN, FREDERICK TURNER, GEORGE HARDY, and THOMAS WALKER LEFTWICH, Junior, at Liverpool, in the county of Lancaster, in the trade or business of Coopers, was THIS DAY DISSOLVED ...

... the wife of Mr. J. Blunt, Mornington-street, of a daughter BARDT—JuIy 3, at VI, Aughtou-street, Everton, the wifo of Mr. Thomas Hardy, of a son. _ PA - RHIN—July 3, at 4, North-view, Edge-hill, the wife of Mr. William Parkin, of a daughter. ATSBFORD—JuIy ...

... the Rev. Thos. Homby, Mr. .1. C. Brooks to Mrs. Walker. On Friday last, at St. John's Church, Chester, by the Rev. Thomas Richardson, Thomas Harding, Esq., solicitor, of Newcastle-under-Line, to Clarissa Sarah, second daughter of John Gilbert, Esq., of Chester ...

... Boxer, of whose rough and rinhewn manners se many complaints have been made, he said that he appointed him because Sir Thomas Hardy told him thirty years ago-that he , was the best sailor in the Re . ya.l Navy. Alas! poor Boxer! Merit is a tree of slow ...

... riterature. A PAIR OF BLUE EYES. 4 Pair of Eyes. A Novel. By Thomas Hardy. (London : Henry S. King and Co.) This novel is as clever as its plot is simple. The heroine, Elfride Swancourt—a blue-eyed, brown-haired winsome girl, the daughter of a Devonshire ...

... overman, whose body was found near the furnace :—' Friday Afternoon, Half-past Two o'Clock. Edward Armstrong, Thomas Gledston, John Hardy, Thomas Bell, and others took seriously ill. We all had a prayer meeting at a quarter to two o'clock, when Tibbs, Henry ...

... THE RETURN OF THE NATIVE. Baum of the Native. By Thomas Hardy. 3 vols. _ _ (London : Smith, Elder, and Co.) • Mr. Hardy is no lover of town life, but in these volumes he has given us fresh evidence of his dovotion to the fac e of nature, Edon Heath—a ...

... overman, whose body was found near the furnace :—' Friday Afternoon, Half-past Two o'Clock. Edward Armstrong, Thomas Gledstott, John Hardy, Thomas Bell, and others took seriously We all had a prayer meeting at a quarter to two o'clock, When Ttbba, Henry ...