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... buyer. We give below particulars of the first two volumes of the series already issued : TESS OF THE D'URBERVILLF,S. (By Thomas Hardy). Possibly the finest, certainly the most popular, novel of the fmnous writer. ROBBERY UNDER ARMS. _ _ (By Rolf Bolderwood) ...
... Licensing Laws. As far as Kavanagh is coneerened4 will line him fl Is. and costs. A CRIMINAL OFFENCE. A young man named Thomas Hardy was charged with committing a criminal and serious offence on a young girl aged 14 years. Upon the evidence been heard ...
... Sarah Markwell, aged 73, of the same addre-s, were charged with cruelly ill-treating Annie Hardy, aged 13; William Hardy, 11; Ada Hardy, 8 ; and '1 hornas Hardy, 3, by not pros iding them with necessary food, wheredy they had suffered much bodily harm ...
... Fitzherls , rt FilFate, William Owen, William Jones Armstrong, lion. C. J. Irne!), Thomas R. Hardy, John George Coddinzon, Folliut W. Barton, David Henry Sherrard, Charles Roper, Thomas Hutton, Joseph Kincaid, Charles Hamilton, and John R. Boyd, Emirs. Mr. Hyrrox ...
... Crowd,' by Thomas Hardy: 'Fortitude, by Hugh Walpole; and 'lntroduction to Sally,' by the author of 'Elizabeth and Her German Garden.' FAMOUS SOOKS AT tl- 'Far From the Madding Crowd' ha: always occupied a very prominent position among Hardy's works, enjoying ...
... Chairman said the committee was Branch, and Mr Gargan, their then as yet too small, and other represents. Chairman, and Mr Thomas Hardy, were tives of workers should be in attendance appointed tirsuitees of the local funds, and act on the committee. Owing ...
... Present—Sir George Hudson, Bart., in the chair; the Earl of Clancarty, John Bolton Massy, Robert O'Brien, Thomas R. Hardy, Thomas Hutton, William Sherrard, Thomas Seymour, William Donnelly, John Robinson Price, Charles Roper, and George Alexander Hamilton, Esq ...
... because distant, more alluring lands. ROYAL AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY OF IRELAND. The Managing Committee met on Thursday, Thomas H. Hardy, Esq., in the chair. The Secretary iepoited, on behalf of the Fitrance Committee, that all prizes awarded at the late ...
... MEETING. Thur-day, March 13, 1845. Present—John Hussey Walsh, Esq., in the chair; John Ross Mahon, Thomas It. Hardy, J. B. Bankhead, Charles Roper, Thomas Hutton, and Joseph Esqrs. A letter was read from Mr. John Corr, secretary to the Roscommon Farming ...
... really looks as young as he did twenty years ago ; Blsckmore is now white and nearing the category of venerable; and Thomas Hardy will never look youthful again. The death of the Earl of Carnarvon, though for days we were led to anticipate it, will ...
... their approval. Mr James Heerey proposed that the Secretary be empowered to propose these nominations at the Conference. Thomas Hardy said he agreed with the list but he diagreed with the Secretaiy's remarks re Cathal &Shannon. If he had suffered defeat ...