Help organising your research by adding bookmarking your articles. You can review your Bookmarks in the Saved area. *
* We take your privacy seriously. Bookmarks and notes are personal to you and are not public.
... Buildings, Harrogate, aged 69 years, Thomas Hardy, labourer. HALL.—Dec. 10th, at the Esplanade, Harrogate, aged 72 years, Ann Hall, formerly a house- keeper. JLCINLN.-OR Saturday. Dec. 10th, at Diretwitb, aged 70 years. Thomas Jackman. lacunas. Dec. 12. at Harrogate ...
... struggling, and I do not know any moment of his career when he was worthier the respect of those who wish well to Ireland. Mr. Thomas Hardy has a, new work in hand, though it is not, in point of length, of an ambitious character. It deals with a curious legend ...
... ” Mr. Gallienne, and “The Pursuit the Well-Beloved,” Mr. Thomas Hardy. Both titles are good as one could wish, and both mean the same thing, an.l yet they are quite distinct. Apropos of Mr. Hardy, a story is told by Man of Kent ” which shews that indulgence ...
... Troillet became a convert to the Roman Catholic religion. Mr. Thomas Hardy writes preface to “Two Tower,” which has just been published In the uniform edition. The following is passage from Mr. Hardy’s introduction: “On the publication of tbe book people seemed ...
... Oswald Crawfurd to ton* contributions from most the leading jetton writers to his new ▼enhne, JVtouw; His list tododsa Mr. Thomas Hardy. Mr. Waltar Besant, Hr. Hope. Mr. Kipling. Hr. Ptoakfort Moons Mr. Mur. Mr. Ctork t—all, and ao on. Bet though the magnstne ...
... 51, Oxton Hall Thursday. April 3, Little Ooeeborn. March 18th, at Cbriat Cbnrrb, Harrogate, bj the R*». J. Hnlbert, Mr. Thomas Hardy, electrician, Harrogate, to Hiaa Elizabeth Schofield Brown, of Leeda. DIED. March 32nd, at Markington, near Ripon, aged ...
... public elementary edneatiou ; Lady Lin Hardy, £55 • year, in addition to the pension £lOO a year granted in 1879, in recognition of t historical, literary, and publics services of her fail husband, Sir Thomas Buffos Hardy; Dr. Bohm*. £5O a year. in recognition ...
... his eonutry house Aldborougn, in Suffolk, eoenetemed to entertain nidi man Sir Walter Beaeat, Mr. George Meredith, Mr. Thomas Hardy. Mr- Barrio, and many other*. graceful writer, end specially interested ta the popularisation of edonoa. Several of his ...
... Joseph Rowley. farmer. Gansa.—Jan. 14th, at Ripon, aged 70 years, David Gregg. shoemaker. HARDY.—Jan. 13th, at North Stainley, aged 63 years, Ann, wife of Thomas Hardy, labourer. Paserow.—January 14th. at Sandal Villas, Harrogatet aged 56 years, Mary, wife ...
... other words, that he la human. Mr. Thomas Hardy has thoughts of collecting his unpublished short stories into another volume; or perhaps it would more correct to say that he it tieing asked to take up this task. far Mr, Hardy lias published three volumes of ...
... to “Far from the Madding Crowd,** which just appears in Messrs. Osgood and MclWaioe’s six-shilling uniform edition, Mr. Thomas Hardy reminds his readers that it was in this book that he “first ventured to adopt the word * Wessex from the pages of early ...
... Dolman has new and interesting story to tell of the famous autlior of “Teas of the li’llrbervil.e: It appears that Mr. Thomas Hardy was intended nis for the Church, and that he compromised with them becoming ecclesiastical architect. hts wife, the daughter ...