... opens the volume with • story, and Mr. Gikhert islosea it with soother. Among the other nontrihotote are Mr. Zongwill, Mr. Thomas Hardy, Mrs. Byteel, Mr. Ilecity, Mr. Egerton Castle, My. Athertrea, and Marie Conilki. The laospital is in el fund& ...

... RETFORD COUNTY COURT. Toextay—Before Judge B. Allen. PAY FOIL YOUR BOARD. - - Thomas Hardy. farmer, Thorpe Lodge, v. W. E. Johnoon. roru factor. Firintaghara. 4la.in tor .C..ld. due to htni tor board. and to defentlant'i wife.-- Mr. A. P. Williamson ...

... Prantm.t. THE INTOXICATED GHOST. By Am.° BATES. COLOUR IN THE COURT OF HONOUR AT THE FAIR. Illustrated. By ROYAL CORTISSOZ. THOMAS HARDY. Portrait. By H. W. PRESTON. THE AUTOBIOGRAPHY OF SALVINL With Portrait. SARAH SIDDONo. With Portrait. By EDMUND GOSS& ...

... old offender, Worksop, for the above offence was tined 20/- including costs ; Fred Savage. Worksop, 15/. including costs; Thomas Hardy, Langwith. 15/- including costs; Austin Clark, collier, Worksop, 15/- including coats ; Charles Ward, labourer, Worksop ...

... bowed al I , • equality. . G. F. WATTS: I can only give you one I invented for str* , self: The utmost for the Highest. THOMAS HARDY: Be it u our Gods will I Antony and Cleopatra, Act U. Sc. L DEIA2II FARRAR : Man is cr.rn star, sad the soul that ...

... Jackson Patrick, 89, Cranwellstreet; Thomas Elliott. Swan Hotel cottage, Bravford; Horace Reginald Hickling, 24, Guildhall-street; Charles Nelson, 1, Crossstreet; Joseph Daniels. 85, Canwick-road; nnd Thomas Hardy, 24. Canwick-road. Henry Arthur Lupton ...

... devoted to Thomas Manterman Hardy. Nelson's own captain and chief bonoto 4rienst. Nelson regarded Hardy nnt merely a, a right. band man ' like the re,ourceful Berry, or an able and ,ouragemis like Ball, Trou• bridge, Knits, and others. hardy pos,ersed ...

... cen• into tim;oesr nor. There to another point of interest.- It is not generally known that our greet English comMit. Mr. Thomas Hardy, is &waded front who shared many • tough MI fight , with oar one armed Admiral. An American paper that in Dorsetiliire ...

... and illumination are present. At Holwortit, a tiny hamlet near Lulworth Cove the loneliness of which i s immortalised 'by Thomas Hardy, in his Wessex tale, The Distracted Preacher, a shepherd's van, without wheels, is used as the post. office. Telegrams ...

... Theekeray. Charles Dickens, ilendeisschn. Victor Flog°. tlosithe. Alfred Tennyson, Robert Brown. ing. Kingsley, John Rnskin. Thomas Hardy, nod Rudyard Kipling. The Dip. lomaey of the Sultan, by His Excellency ehedo Milstorieb, an account of diplomatio of the ...

... The cottager ore in the respectiye occupations of Mrs. Mary Smith and Messrs. Henry Nunn. Frank Clifton., David Sleight, Thomas Hardy. and John Fit.l lingham, at an aggregate gross rental of 23g Ti.. lot was bought for .6300 by Mr. E. S. Spencer. solicitor ...

... to await indentitication siderable cost. borough t and Itiqueed. THE NOVELIST OF WESSEX. Two things have befallen Mr. Thomas Hardy lately. His last book, Little Ironies, has been well received, and he has been made • J.P. He was born in 1810, in Dorset ...