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... Hall. M.A.: Vicar of Little VVymondley. Herts. Patron, Mr. U. Cowin Heath. cote. Rev. Thomas Barker Hardy,_M.A. Vicar of Buliwell, Nottingham. Patron. Mr. Thomas Hardy. Row. F. O. Hughes. M.A.: Vicar of St. Peter's, Heat- logs Patron, the Bishop of Chichester ...
... kind, came in when the meal had been disposed of, and was received with great enthusiasm by a company which included Mr. Thomas Hardy, Mr. Theodore Watts, Mr. George Gluing, Mr. Edward Clodd, Mr. Edmund Gosse, Mr. William Sharp, Mr. E. T. Cook, of the ...
... Michael Macdcnagh, and Mr. Louis Garvin. The same number contains a fine »production of bliss Winifred Thomann's painting of Thomas Hardy, and portraits of Sir Georg* Otto Trevelptn, Bart., Dr. William Barry, author of 'The Two Standards, Mrs. Meynell, Ostrovsky ...
... Wishing-well is near the church. Hawley Smart's romance, Broken Bonds, is inseparably associated with the district, and Thomas Hardy has connected some of his finest work with the district. Miss Florence G. Grinfield, of Weston-super- Mare, heralded the ...
... Peniston, Yorkshire, contractors, Jan. 5, at the Sheffield Bankruptcy Court. Thomas Day Hyall, Millborne-port, Somersetohire, fell- monger, Dec. 28. at the Bristol Bankruptcy Court. Thomas Smithi Stroud, Gloucestershlre, railway station- master, Dec. Q8, at the ...
... ventures of Kilmenv. House Boat. Three Feathers. The Penance of John Logan, sunrise Daughter Lady Siivsrdale s WESSEX NOVELS THOMAS HARDY, an uniform crown Svo. volumes, boards 2s, and cloth _ . . eaoli. M m , 'l. addiD S Crowd The the l-ativa The The Hand ...
... were caught in the Hampshire Avon by Mr. C. Newbery, scaled 5.31 b., and he landed 1016. out of the take in two hours. Thomas Hardy lives and works at Max Cate, our his native Dorchester. He bad no fixed methods of composition, and, while be tries to ...
... Libraries Movement, Cheap Books. Popular Periodicals. Famous at.—-~- Is the Popular Living Author A Chat about Stevenson, Thomas Hardy, Kipling, and Berne. Conan Doyle: His First Book. How Conan Doyle Works. Another Popular Author. Grant Allen's Early Work- ...
... large circulations. Mr. Gladstone was much disappointed at the comparatively small sale of his great edition of Butler. Mr. Thomas Hardy is paying his usual early summer visit to London. He is said to have Made considerable progress during the winter and spring ...
... voice may puree Moving . And leal remembrance may yet dear. Mr Clodd was chair, and a great was ' t given so Meredith. Mr Thomas Hardy described his drat roosting with Mr Meredith (when sage ■* read '' for Messrs Chapman and Hall) and told all the encouragement ...
... NS. A LITERARY TREAT. TORY A B RILLIANT or THE S LAST CENTURY. AY A YRONT•RANK N0V161.48T. THE MELANOHOLY HUSSAR, BY THOMAS HARDY. Author or Far troth the Madding Crowd. **Trumpet The Mayor et (Naaterbridge. Wessex Ulm A Lockman, A Pair of Moe ...
... Brwaelt, K»>| , Weill gten. Four choice SHORTHORN’*, fed John I’.rlmble, Whitchurch. Six superior iiu ility HtIFKKS, fed Thomas Hardy, Ks»j,. Norton. Four superior-quality HIKERS, fed by W. Upton, Esq Charlton. Two superior-quality UF.IKBRS, ted Peter Parsons ...