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... by successful the examination held at the clone last »technical elasses. these having been awarded e examiners follows—l Thomas Hardy 2 .. Dawson, 3 Robert Hay. mriuCavtata Banchoat.—A jiiTenile , which hM been under the careful training • Hutchesao, organist ...
... and Lady Burton, about to proceed to Braemar, when ho will be.the guest of the Duke and Duchovs of Fife New Mar Lodge. Mr Thomas Hardy, the novelist, is at present the guest of Sir George Douglas, at ISpnngwood Park, near Kelso. Sir George is the editor ...
... pies se dition of the stone. ofte ad The death is announced of Lady Seaford. Do- brii ceesed was the relict of Captain Sir Thomas Hardy ore1 en lagcapainof Lord Nelson when he mat his death, out en flag captain ~ ~~~~~itinhe bdotde Deceased was found by her ...
... “ATHENAEUM.”) The heisrht from the se ni-basement floor to the para- . pets varies from 60. t. to , while the clock toweis _Mr Thomas Hardy writing new serial story, enstands about 110 ft above road level, the whole form- titled The Trumpet-Major,” which will ...
... The Manxman, by Hall Caine, 6s. Heavenly Tvyins, 6s. Highland Consuls, by William Black, 6s. Life’s Little Ironies, by Thomas Hardy, 6s. The Rubicon, by E. F. Benson, 6s. THEOLOGICAL, DEVOTIONAL, ETC. Stalker (Rev. Dr) —The Trial and Death of Jesus Christ ...
... lat** r had been received from the following genG*” who had net been able to attend: —“w. Tennyson, Lytton, Lord Rayleigh. Thomas Hardy, George Maedonald. L** Stephen, Dr Martineau, Professor Huxley. Rnskin, Mr A. Lang, Mr Holman Hunt, SirH. son, Prof»eeor ...
... under the preside/bey of Mr S. Motley, M.P., to advance the project of raising • memorial to Sir Rowland Jean Ingelow and Thomas Hardy are to be the novel-writera for Words year. The phrase with honour oacurs in sae of Mr Mirages pnated teeny years George ...
... believed. Laurence Hutton, in a profusely illustrated article, points out some of the Literary Land- marks of Edinburgh. Thomas Hardy relates some simple rustic tales about Wessex Folk; but with the exception of Charles Egbert Crad- dock's serial, entitled ...
... public elementary education ; Lady DufTus Hardy, £55 a year, addition to the pension of year granted in 1879, in recognition of the historical, literary, and public services of her late husband, Sir Thomas IbifTus Hardy; Dr Schmitz, £5O, in recognition of his ...
... deals, in his own attractive way, with “ Memories of Fountainbleau.” Among the other contributors are G. A. Alfred Austin, Thomas Hardy, (whose story, “On the Western Circuit,” is a bit the enspest fiction imaginable), Baron Nordenskiold, C. Anstruther-Thomfion ...
... purpose of ordaining Mr; Thomas Hardy, and of in- ducting him to.the pastoral charge of the congregation. - The'-Rev,. Di.Reid.Rae,.miniister.at 'Avondale, conducted the services. . The Rev. Dr Mackintosh of Aberdeen, :to whom Mr Hardy had; acted as missionary ...
... and beautifully illustrated, The poetry is of the usual high quality, and the biographical notices include sketches of Thomas Hardy and L. Alma Tadema. The mm. and Monthly (Inverness: Northern Chronicle Office). This number strongly Celtic in tone and ...