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... and industrial returns can but be regarded as eminently satisfactory. THE TRIALS OF AUTHORSHIP. The preface which Mr. Thomas Hardy con* tributes to the new volume in his collected works—“ A Laodicean —gives an interesting glimpse into the trials of ...
... Mackwell. 73, dnughti r and mother, have been ch.irgedon remand with cruelly ill treating Annie Hardy, aged 13, M illiam Hardy. ; Ada Hardy, S, and Thomas Hardy, 3, by not providing ibem with necessary food, whereby injury to their health ...
... bookmaker, who was being badly treated by gang of roughs, when the prisoner rushed through the crowd and assaulted them.— Thomas Hardy, of Fulham, the bookmaker referred to, stated that man came up to him and demanded 12s. 6d. told him that he had not had ...
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... Meredith, we imagine, is content with the Athemeum. Mr. Lang would probably not care to stray far from the Savile. Mr. Thomas Hardy most likely knows almost as little of the metropolis as Mr. R. D. Blackmore. Mr. Stevenson, having become a South Sea Islander ...
... DEATH OF SIR T. D. HARDY Sir Thomas Ihitfiw Hardy, Deputy Keejjer of the Ke- >nU, and one ofher Majesty'Ht’ouimlHsioncrMon Historical luamiscripts, lias ...
... others black and white. litetalure b * emiohed by contributions from H. P. Bret Harte John Oliver Hobbes, Harold Frederic, Thomas Hardy, Frank Harris B Cunn^hnm. Graham, Max Beerbohm, Rudyard Ripimfr, ana John Davidson. tlido: 10, mat s ,r.. miners fell 700 ...
... the author, and his autobiography, *• wenty-fivc Years of Detective Life,” should make racy and instructive reading. Mr. Thomas Hardy has been busv revising his ■works for the uniform edition which Messrs. Osgood are now to begin within the next few weeks ...
... Agonistes,” first edition, fetched £lO 16*. Messrs. Mathews and Lane are hoping to have Mr. Lionel Johnson’s work, “The Art of Thomas Hardy,’’ ready in few day*. Messrs. Ward and Downey have in the press book on “Crimes and Criminals in Australia,” with descriptions ...
... a monument, lies William Blake, the eccentric painter and poet; Ritson, the antiquarv, drei- there in umuarked grave ; Thomas Hardy and 11-.rne T.ok rest from their troubled late-uni for reform under a monument which celebrate* thtir sacrifice*, and the ...
... when the fatal bullet laid Nelson low. It was Hardy who supported his beloved chief’s head ; it was to Hardy that Nelson gave his dying instructions. ‘‘Kissme, Hardy,” were almost Nelson’s last words, and Hardy was entrusted with the sad privilege of bringing ...
... Jarvia, butcher, Braokley, waa called witness for Orindley.—The cases were dismissed ; each party to pay hie own ooste. Mr. Thomas Hardy has just returned to Wesson from sojourn some weeks on the Continent. Bs went abroad to strengthen his health, which had ...