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... Rochester, Archdeacon Farrar, Canon Fremantle, Lord Spencer, Mr. Walter Boeing, the Earl of Meath, Dr. Conan Doyle, Mr. Thomas Hardy, and others have written, all expreasing sympathy with and interest in the proposal, and many of them offer valuable widener ...
... tree etesembipe were Ant built in Greet MUM ft Harem de Hinds has a farther donation oi to the Lying-in HeopitaL Mr. Thomas Hardy, the novelist, has ap• pointed a magistrate for Dorestaltire. from Catania say :—The i annoineed of Cardinal Drumm Artebieh ...
... intancy as oonfidetntly as though it had only left plea hog an hour Wore. MR. THOMAS HARDY AND THE PRINCE OF WALES. Graham B. Thomson, writing in the New York &dependent about Mr. Hardy's - house at Dorchester, tells the following story, which is said to be ...
... really looks as young as he did twenty years ago; Blackmore is stow white and nearing the category of venerable; and Thomas Hardy will never look youthful again. The death of the Earl of Carnarvon, though for days we were led to anticipate it. will ...
... forth the survival of a picturesque old rite,. Garland Sunday in Dorsetsbire, which last canvas might perhaps interest Mr. Thomas Hardy as well as the folklorist. Tn. collection of pictures in eoenection with the forthcoming Exhibition of Gardening and Forestry ...
... personal gossip for the week, it Is stated that Miss lietham-Edwards is preparing for • lecturing tour in ADler:Ci.; Mr. Thomas Hardy has been elected to fill the place in the Council of the Society of Authors left vacant by the death of Mr. Collins; the ...
... exceptionally full and interesting. Wiesen Tales : Strange, Lively, and Commonplace, is the title of two volumes which Mr. Thomas Hardy in the press, to be shortly published by Messrs. Macmillan. A Boos abounding in stirring incidents and exciting adventures ...
... who was covered with blood arid smarting from the wound, struck the vicar. This statement was corroborated by Mr. Thomas Kirkby Hardy, who was present and saw the whole disturbance, and said it could not have been an accident, and also by William Taylor ...
... WEDDING AT TEIGNMOUTH. MR. H. M. THOMAS AND MISS MAY POTTINOER. A fashionable assembly met at St. Michael's Church, on Satiinlay afternoon to waneds the wedding of Mr. Henry Melville Thomas, Royal Artillery, son of Mr. M. H. Thomas. of Oonoonagalla, Ceylon. ...
... WILLS AND BEQUESTS. Mr. Georg* Hardy, of Pickering Lodge, Timperley. Cheehire, who died on the 26th of April last, and whose business as • brewer was transferred in 1889 to Hardy's Crown Brewery Company (Limited), left personal estate valued at £284,686 ...
... HARDINWS 07 ?RI BLACKFACEB. Mr. Thomas Mulenand, North Ba!fern, Kirkinner, writes as follows to the Scotsman: A remarkable instance of the hardiness of the blackfaced sheep, shows how long this breed can exist without food, occurred here. On the 6th ...
... _ ALL OUILTY.-58. The following were summoned for allowing their dogs to go unmuzzled : Thomas Mann, Edward Standen. Thomas Hambly, Capt. A. G. Paul, J.P., G. Hardy Harris. Adela Nurse, Julia Smith-Rewse, George F. Simon:be. I Annie Browse, and Ralph ...