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... in the occupation of George Grant; together with Two other situate at the back thereof, in the respective occupations of Thomas Hardy and Win. Abberley. with the Coopers' Shops, Sheds. and other Out-buildings and appurtenances th ere to, containing in the ...
... Mr. Ri c hardson, Castle Glass Wake, Tatbery. ClPEßS.—War.ted, two steady Man to Jobbing New ; omstaot employment Apply Thomas Hardy, sbe Brewery, Kimberley, near ORGAN (Woon's), splendid toile. 6 at pa and time movement ; list ;once 15 pa ;or £2O. Blount ...
... lip. 144. A Tragedy. in Grey : a Novel.' Skeirington.) TESS TO BE DRAMATISED. The Dal!, Nei..s understands that Mr. Thomas Hardy has under consideration the project of dramatising his novel, Tess, with a view to the impersonation of the leading ...
... life, indicates the nature and scope of his work in so far as it was concerned with decorative art. There are stories by Thomas Hardy, Bret Harte, John Oliver Hobbes, Frank Harris, and Harold Frederic, a skit by Max Beerbohm, and a sketch by R. B. Cunninghame ...
... amount. Encouraging verbal reports were even by Messrs. Begg, Collingwood ; Teo, London ; Lent, Cobourg; Balaton, St. Thomas; Hardy, Ay r; Tea-4e s. Waterville, Quebec. The folari committee* were thee appointwenfm, Messrs. Gray, Green, and legg; the Policy ...
... five plays to be given at Terry's Theatre on Saturday are as follows :— The Three Wayiarers . -a characteristic title—by Thomas Hardy ; Becky Sharp (a scene from Thackeray), by J. M. Barrie ; Foreign Policy (a Government idyll), by Dr. Conan Doyle ...
... shortly to appear is Scribner. The principal serial feature of Harper's Magar:rne for the New Year will be a novel by Mr. Thomas Hardy. Messrs. Crosby Lockwood and Son are about to publish an exhaustive work on the subject of water supply, which should be ...
... does your novel grow ? With wonderful hist'ries of family myst'ries, Which puzzle us all in a row. I'm somewhat tardy, Thomas Hardy, How does your novel grow ? A flighty young creature's the principal feature, And clodhoppers all in a row. • Now, Rider ...
... by loud shouts and weeping. VISCOUNT PORTMAN'S HAUNTED HOUSE. A STRANGE STORY FROM BLANDFORD. Here is a story which Mr. Thomas Hardy may find useful For some weeks past the village of Durweston, near Blandford, Dorset, has been the scene of much excitement ...
... NOVELS WITHOUT A PURPOSE. Mr. Thomas Hardy, writing to the Secretary of the Legairiatio9 League, says : I am much obliged to you for drawing my attention to the Legitimation League and its practical endeavc.k , rs in respect of the tragedies of life ...
... flowers with which her dress is adorned : Since those unregenerate days Tolstoy has certainly travelled far. Wessex. Mr. Thomas Hardy, in the preface to the new edition oi. Far from the Madding Crowd (Osgood), mentions the interesting fact that it was ...
... out on the piazza to see the view, and, once out of the house, it was easier for him to go away i han to enter again. Mr. Thomas Hardy gives it as his opinion that the novel affords scope for getting nearer to the heart and meaning of things than does the ...