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... Total Abstinence Society, held in the Queen's Hall, Clanghtonroad, ou Friday evening, Mr. D. K. Main in the chair, Mr. Thomas Hardy, district superintendent of the United Kingdom Alliance, delivered a vigorous address on Oar teetotal knid demands, arid ...
... WEDNESDAY. (Before Mr. Preston.) THAT MOTHER-IN-LAW I Thomas Chatto Hardy, Whitfield-street, Tranmere, was bound over to keep the peace in the sum of £2O for six months towards his wife Amelia Hardy. It appeared that there were cross-summonses between ...
... arrived. Hence an encomiastic but discriminating volume on The Art of Thomas Hardy, by Lionel Johnson, which appeared mm few weeks ago, now quickly followed by another— Thomas Hardy, by I Annie Macdonell—which is the first of a series edited by Dr. ...
... of time meeting pledges were given. A meeting was also held on the same ground on Monday evening. In the absence of Mr. Thomas Hardy, who was unable to attend through ill-health, Mrs. Spring (lady superb:l. tendent of the United Kingdom Alliance), assisted ...
... books have appeared in exposition of the Wessex novelist. They are entitled respectively The Art of Thomas Hardy, by Lionel Johnson, and Thomas Hardy, by Annie Macdonell. Widely differing in regard to method and standpoint, they both agree in respect ...
... shilling rivals. Among the contributors to the issue for March are James Payn, Dr. B. W. Richardson, Richard Jefferies, and Thomas Hardy, the author of the fascinating rustic novels which have made such a mark in literature. Colburn's New Monthly Magazine ...
... by One of our Conquerors. Mr. George Moore in Esther Waters, Mr. George Gissing in The Year. of Jubilee, and Mr. Thomas Hardy in Life's Little Ironies, each gave us a study of the seamy side of humanity in his own characteristic vein. It cannot ...
... coercion. Take, for instance,-the way in which the London Correspondence Society was suppressed. This society was started by Thomas Hardy, and had for its object Parliamentary reform and the better representation of the people. It sought to promulgate the following ...
... open-air work your committee engaged the services of Mr. W. H. Chadwick (of Manchester) who Sdelivered air discourses, Mr. Thomas Hardy (the superintendent of the Lancashire and Cheahire division of the United Kingdom Alliance) who gave three lectures, Mr ...
... eliminate sweating from the service of a great city. Mrs. Thomas Hardy publishes an emphatic protest against the widespread practice of killing larks for purposes of food. Mrs. Hardy states that she has recently seen at the shop of a London poulterer ...
... KNICKERBOCKER LEGENDS.- SLEEPY HOLLOW-AN INTERESTING PARTY.-THE CREAM OF SOCIETY.-PRINCESSES AND OTHERS IN AN AT HOME.-THOMAS HARDY, THE NOVELIST -HIM THE DUCHESS OF TECILPREITY DRESSES.-SIMN EL CAKER-MOTHERING SUNDAY.--ORIGIN OF THE NAME. It is not very ...
... see the boys prouder of that part of their skill and lees inolined to spend all their admiration on more boyish things. Thomas Hardy, the great novelist, had spoken of the instinctive dislike which every Christian boy had for reading the Bible. That ...