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... Pearls seem be the jewels of the season. Thomas Hardy, the novelist, is now London. Mr. Ben Davies will be back very shortly f.-om America. The birth-rate for London was lower for 1894 than for any year on record. The Duke of Aosta has engaged an English ...
... Duke William Wurtemburo died last night from heart disease. Mr. Thomas Hardy is practically rewriting his story The Pursuit of the Well-Beloved. The 55th anniversary of the Prince of Wales's birthday on Monday will be celebrated with more than ordinary ...
... According Dr. Haig, a vegetable diet is the best upon whicli do muscular work. Mr. Thomas Hardy bas returned from his sojourn the Continent innch benefited in health. Mr. Chamberlain and Mr. Augustine Kirrell are the candidates for the Rectorial Election ...
... extensive reader. He also expresses thanks for Rabelais, who must always be numbered amongst the immortals. The views of Mr. Thomas Hardy and Mr. George Meredith, two our typical English novelists, will be read with interest. Both in their letters reveal a ...
... very large bells long before the rest the world. England there one divorce to marriages, and in Scotland one to 331. Mr. Thomas Hardy has almost the new novel which has been working for some time. A lively correspondence is now going on in a Suffolk journal ...
... The empire of China is second in magnitude only to that of Russia and Great Britain. Me. Hall Came, like Mr. Thomas Hardy, was originally architect. The Japanese are beginning to -grumble the slow rate of their trains. Jt is rumoured that gold has been ...
... sweetest girl on the stage. Mr. Ritchie has definitely decided to appoint a conciliator under the Conciliation Act. Mr. Thomas Hardy, the novelist, is keen cyclist; fact, cycling his chief pastime. To Mr. Virgil the world owes debt of gratitude. For he ...
... burglars the other night and handed them over the police. Archdeacon Kilner last night protested against the inclusion Thomas Hardy in the list Later | Victorian Novelists, to tie lectured upon Bingley soon. A certain Glasgow minister performs the marriage ...
... industry was. Ir was Dr. predecessor at Wakefield—the well-known Dr. Walsham How—who committed to the flames a novel of Mr. Thomas Hardy. Mr. L. A. GLEDHILL, president of the Dewsbury and District Trades and Labour Council, is against petitive scholarships ...
... 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 ...