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... Mr. Thomas Hardy. Remedies.” In 1874 appeared the work by which he is beet known Far from the madding crowd.” Since that time he has published numerous works. In 1893 Mr. Hardy followed early dramatic version of Far from the madding crowd” with a dramatic ...
... MR. THOMAS HARDY. Laodicean,” “The hand of Ethelberta,” “The return of the native,” “The Mayor of Casterbridge,” “ Wessex tales,” and “ Teas of the D’Utbervilles.” Last year Mr. Hardy entered the domain dramatism with piece entitled “ The three wayfarers ...
... to the present time. Canon Leigh is, perhaps, best known as a leading advocate of Temperance and licensing reform. Mr. Thomas Hardy, who has just been appointed a Justice cf the Peace, is the famous novelist. He was born 1810 Dorsetshire, and commenced ...
... Baron Pollock, Lord Justice Lindley, Lord Justice Lopes, and Justices Hawkins, Mathew, Cave, Chitty, North, and Day. Mr. Thomas Hardy, the novelist, has just celebrated his birthday, having been born just 57 years ago. Ho commenced his career as an architect ...
... on the banjo, and is capable of getting as much music of that instrument as will yield under the severest pressure. Mr. Thomas Hardy, who takes a prominent place the front rank of English novelists, was born in 1840 in Dorsetshire and commenced his career ...
... bookmaker who was being badly treated by a gang of roughs, when the prisoner rushed through the crowd and assaulted them.— Thomas Hardy, of 62, Dorling-road, Fulham, the bookmaker referred to, stated that a man came up him and demanded 12s. fid. He told him ...
... the magazine in London, the first instalment of which is just to hand. It contains the opening chapters of a novel by Mr Thomas Hardy, one of our best authors, and is finely illustrated by Mr George Meunier. Another new tale is commenced by Miss C. F. Woodson ...
... certain South Australian vine-growers to open a market is London for the sale of colonial grapes. By the s. s. Shannon, Mr Thomas Hardy, a well-known South Australian vigneron, sent home two cases of grapes packed respectively in sawdust and charcoal. The ...
... certain South Australian vine-growers to open a market in London for the sale of colonial grapes. By the as. Shannon, Mr Thomas Hardy, a well-known South Australian vigneron, sent home two cases of grapes packed respectively in sawdust and charcoal. The ...
... Nottingham, on the .Ith instant., an action was brought by Thomas Hardy, a retired butcher, against Captain Herbert Morgan, of the Firit Royal Dragoons for the seduction of hi. daughter, Elizabeth Hardy. The details of the cue exhibited great heartless- NM ...
... are daily becoming rarer in popular fiction by lady writers. Like Anthony Trollope, or, to come near the present day, Mr. Thomas Hardy, she took a place, a period, and a set of characters for treatment in her main efforts, and The Chronicles of Carlingford ...
... and 29th November, iu the Camp before Sebastopol, on Pri. sates W. Holmes of the 44th Regiment, for theft: and on Private Thomas Hardy and Private .1. Lithgow, both of the 47th Regiment, for a similar °Henry. The prisoners were all found gritty, and sentenced ...