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... interest to direct the young man's mind entirely to the stage. But people who remember how the spectator assured us that Mr. Thomas Hardy was about to rival Ger roe I.liot will be a little sceptical about these ccstacies over Beaumont College. Mr. Hermann Merivale ...
... Mr. Thomas Hardy and Mr. Comyns Carr affirm that they submitted some time ago to Mr. Hare, a play founded on Far From the Madding Crowd. The play was provisionally approved, but afterwards declined. Then, without any intimation to Mr. Hardy in ac ...
... Pinerct, The author of The Squire may or may not be an unconscious plagiarist, but I fear there is little doubt that Mr, Thomas Hardy ass (mamma/ wiped thwart to =Other mane Nterary property. In his novel, The Trumpet Major, there is an amusing description ...
... this country to the license Mr. Thomas Hardy had allowed himself in adapting an episode in an American book for a scene in the Trumpet Major. The matter has now been taken up by the Academy, and it appears that Mr. Hardy must be credited with another ...
... held on Monday evening, in the Girl's School-room, when the Her. J. C. Roberts reviewed Far from the Madding Crowd, by Thomas Hardy, before a large audience. Mr. Hein7 Cooper ocespied the chair, and a very plasma mamas was spent. PAISINTA.TIOX.—Aar a ...
... LITERATURE AND ART. (Prom the Athemrtem.) Mr. Thomas Hardy is writing a new novel, the lett instalment of which will appear In Arcthtie ilontietr for May Mr. George Leahrop. the hn.band of the only mu. Tiring daughter of Nathaniel Hawthorne. has volume ...
... recogulsed the opportune efforts of Mr. Senders In the matter. and at the same time desire to express their thanks to Sir Thomas Hardy and the other authorities of the Record Mice for their kindly compliance with the aggcation. The third gift is that of ...
... fightint there at 11.10 pm. the september.—PL- aerating+ Are was fined sa , and mete 54. 64., or sores kw Dams AND Diewoutur, Thomas Hardy (36). Norsl•bill• nwpssibisw. was charged with being drank and disorderly is s t r eet on September db.—Prisoner pleaded ...
... J. Madden to Enfield (Lancashire), and B. Draper to Whiteharen. LOCAL HISTORICAL DIARY. 17T JAW YARI, 1757. Cootyre And Thomas Hardy, removed from hewgate, London, were sentenced to death et Peterborough Quarter Scsaions on January 12th, 1757, and were ...
... leirate delectation. Amongst the a ere are Lord Houghton, Sir Frederick • Sir Richard Colquhoun Edmond Walter licsant, Thomas Hardy, Brat • oliver Wendell Holmes, Victor Hugo, J. Russell Lowell, George du bar Frederick Pollock, Walter Pollock, IMi. Alma ...
... Redhead, at Dandle, on the 20th January last. —The same prisower was of charged with stealing one pig's cheek, the John Thomas Hardy, of the vales of 35., at W on the 214 of Ilareh.—Prisoser pleaded guilty is cases.—Es was convicted ea August 7, DVS, for ...
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