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... THEFT OF JOINERS' TOOLS. At the Newcastle Police Court, yesterday, two men named William Anderson (23), and Thomas Hardy (25), were brought up on remand charged with stealing a chisel and saw from a house in course of erection in Stratford Grove. Defendants ...
... with It. A verdict of Accidental death was returned. SPECULATION THAT FAILED. Yesterday, at Somerset Melees at Wells, Thomas Hardy Tricker, 27, pleaded guilty to steeling from his employer, Mr. Lakin, solicitor, of Chard, Neuritis* yelped at nearly 88000 ...
... PUBLIOAN' Thomas Hardy, landlord of the Ho dn t oke t lazing . on Ifs. ,A 2 for an assault .wider singular A man named. Stones was out on Sunday 1. he was told be was in.thokiwaes 4lllllll = in, end was at once asked whet/we kir arlooldfayi • gave Hardy two ...
... the fact that they have got ships and men and money. As for the poets, they have broken out in several places. Messrs. Thomas Hardy and Conan Doyle have already struck the lyre, Mr. Rudyard Kipling threatens to do so on Tuesday next, and doubtless we ...
... act which has drawn the money. Mr. Thomas Hardy had better give us more 'novels like Far from the Madding Crowd, The Return of the Native. and Tess of the D'Urbervilles, and leave playwriting, alone. Mr. Hardy lives near Dorchester, and ho has kindly ...
... All others carried a bit of straw in their mouths, or the females a few ears of corn in their hands or in their hats. Thomas Hardy, in his Far From The Madding Crowd, tells us in his inimitable fashion of these curious customs. There was a goodly demand ...
... as I entered the house I singled you out as the companion of my future life. And so on. Fustian, rarely, all this I Mr. Thomas Hardy has the audacity in one of his novels to make • bishop propose, by letter. For pomposity in this instance there is no doubt ...
... too many fool questions. Our old friend, intelligent compositor, is getting in his work again. This time he says that Thomas Hardy is dramatising Leos of the d'Nobervilles. • • • HE play, Sir Leona.lot of the Lake, which Louis N. Parker wrote for ...
... iter own narrow standard; that all-peererful she, wham cowmen blushes can command the reticence of a Lynn Linton or a Thomas Hardy that British Miss, with theeenntenease of shacked the ribiogreacie of a Gilbert, sad the idelieed elisprieg of Mrs Grundy ...
... Clifford's charming little sketch goes for naught. • • - - - The best piece of the bunch 18' 7 ' The Three Wayfarers, by Thomas Hardy, who deals here, as in so many of his novels, with rustic life. . The scene is the interior of a shepherd's cottage a hundred ...
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