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... generally received, and Captain Hardy play® very conspicuous part the cockpit scene. Now I can state that those who were present at Lord Nelson's death were generally averse to talking of the dt-tails; and Sir Thomas Hardy, who was fine, bold sailor, but ...
... refused to answer certain questions. Tho examination was adjourned. A petition has been filed the York County Court by Thomas Hardy, 73. Monk gate, York, painter and paper hanger, and a receiving order has made. At the offices of the Leeds Official Receiver ...
... East if we mind our own business and keep within our frontiers. The number is enriched also with a complete story by Mr. Thomas Hardy, and an ode to the wind by Mr. Swinburne. ...
... CLoun1t-OlERTsor.-Onl the 21st irt., at St. Michael-in-the Hamiet, Liverpool, by the R1ev. 0. W. A. Clarke, 'Thomas Carter, eoi of the lato Thomas Clough, of Malten, to Helen, uatishter of ia tbe late i. W. Robertson, of London. i9 Gn.FF1Tis-WIL0oz-April ...
... actually in the Boer ranks at Krnger«dorp. The twenty-fifth anniversary of the production of The Bella falls next month. Mr. Thomas Hardy is now engaged the revision of his new book, which is to appear in the spring. Not merely the price bread, but the price ...
... asa .small and con-.-eniptilil- I - - During Hospital Saturday at wan collected in the streets, again.-t £313 a*! Mr. Thomas Hardy, the novelist, spending a holiday with the m The in New York have km society promote the welfare their mmß 1)R. says that ...
... as £5,000 a year fsom her theatre, the Britannia, Hoxton. Mr. W. L. Courtney has been selected to write the monograph on Thomas Hardy for tho English Writers of To-Day series. Attention is drawn to the state of the roadway in Vicar Lane,.Leeds, from the ...
... of the Working Classes Act, The Novels of the Decadents. —The leading article in The Yorkshire Post of Monday scarifying Thomas Hardy, Grant Allen, Hall Came, and others as the producers of diseased fiction has brought in sheaf of letters of thanks, led ...
... George Cock bum—a thorough paced Tory politics in naval administration —and Sir Thomas Hardy— a ahrowd and far-arcing reformer. Sir George Cock burn dreamt of the past. Thomas Hardy bred for the fntnre: not only a reformer, but moat prudent reformer, for considered ...
... stories, and recent novelists. Grey eyes are understood to denote poetical talent, and are evidence a romantic disposition. Thomas Hardy, may remembered, showed a preference for blue eyes to the extent of calling one his books A Pair of Blue Eyes. Yet it ...
... exprosed the opinion that no writer of the preseat day would com. pare with Thackeray o Dickens in the pact genera. tion. In Thomas Hardy and George Meredith wo bad, he remarked, writers of great originality cad power, and they were two of the most vital influences ...
... es, ia lying dangerously ill 'Bearwood, Wokingham.' - In library copy one of Mr. Hardy's novels was found written, in a lady's handwriting, Oh, how I hate Thomas Hardy! Velvet blouses, either finely crinkled ribbed, worn with serge, cloth, or coarse ...