... MR. THOMAS HARDY AND THE PRINCE OF WALES. Graham R. Thomeson, writing in the New York Independent about Mr. Hnrdyflonn at Dorchester, tells the following story, which is said to be substantially true : o AR ss R “ Anent this ‘wriu:?-box.‘ as he calls ...

... are doing the same. ’B:oon.lpy novelists Mr. lfincmmm could call to mind who are generally sympathetic to teachers are Thomas Hardy and “ lan Maclaren.” This attitude has tended to keep down the status of teachers. Besides, English people have no great ...

... monument, lies William Blake, the eccentric painter and poet ; Ritson, the nnlinhunry, nlcegl there in an unmarked grave ; Thomas Hardy an Horne Took rest from their troubled labours for reform under a monument which celebrates their sacrifices, and Stodhart ...

... Professor Hiram Corson, Mr. William Watson, Mr. Theodore Watte, and Mr, G. B. Shaw, Lord Tennyson, Mr. George Meredith, Mr, Thomas Hardy, Mr. Walter Besant, Mr, Rider Haggard, and many others wrote regretting their absence. In the meeting was exhibited a tablet ...

... but, besides these, there will be found one story of a tragic order, which Mre. Henniker wrote in collaboration with Mr. Thomas Hardy. This is called “ The Bpectre of the Real,” and has already appeared in Mr. Jerome's popular weekly. Max Norpau's new book ...

... Hun;;tofl Court Palace has become vacaut through the death of Miss Hardy, at the z’odn. umnw,-umwwu’uufl Sir Thomas Hardy, G.C. B, the oficer to whom Lord Nelson exclaimed, when -‘:ing, “ Anchor, Hardy, anchor ; and in whose srms Nelson died. T.e bullet with which ...

... months old, Mrs. Shearburn, Snaith; 2, G. Cooke, Gowdall Broach. Cottager’s cow, in milk or ealf, G. Oxley, Cowick; 2, Thomas Hardy, Cowick. Sueer.—Aged ram, 1 and 2, H. Poskitt, Pontefract. Shearling lamb, R. C. Workman, Almholme. Pen of flve ewes (having ...

... interesting to be reminded of the fact that Ix celebration of the 19th anniversary of the some of the earliest work of Mr. Thomas Hardy (who death of Haydn, an orchestral societ , which bears has just reached his 60th year) was attributed to the name of the ...

... keeping a dog on the 19th ule. without a license. Defendant said he kept the dog for the use of histrade Case dismissed. —— Thomas Hardy, of Holme-on-Spalding Moor, summoned for hawking without a license, was fined 58/- YORK.—On Wednesday the Yorkshire Fine ...

... Bishop of Cork, 79; .William Cullen Bryant, poet, 84; George V. ex- King of Hanover and Duke of Cumberland, 59 ; Sir Thomas Duffus Hardy, Deputy of the Public Records, 74; Admiral Sir George Arctic exi dwn‘fain-mbun of b 7 Aduiral Sie Hastings Yolverton ...

... 0. E. Gray, vicar, Thomas, eldest son Mr. Bng Naylor, to Hannah, second w of the late Mr. Joseph Bell, both of North On the 16th inst., at the Parish Church, Hemingbro, by the Rev. W, H. Wright, vicar, James, son of George Hardy, Bomingim, to Alice, ...

... MESSBS. J. C.HARDY & CO., Tamors Axp Ourrrrrers, Boar Lane, Leeds. Attendance by Mr. Millard at the Londesborough Arms, Selby, the first Monday in the month. Tue Yorxsare Baxking Company.—At the rfl meeting of shareholders, held at Leeds on ednesday, the ...