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... Rochester, Archdeacon Farrar, Canon Fremantle, Lord Spencer, Mr. Walter Besant, the Earl of Meath, Dr. Conan Doyle, Mr. Thomas Hardy, and others have written, all expressing sympathy with and interest in the proposal. and many of them offer valuable assistanoe ...
... but, besides these, there will be found one story of a tragic order, which Mrs. Henniker wrote in collaboration with Mr. Thomas Hardy. This is railed The Spectre of the Real, and has already appeared in Mr. ilerome's cannier weekly. ...
... are doing the same. The only novelists Mr. Ilacnamars could call to mind who are generally sympathetic to teachers are Thomas Hardy and lan Ifaclaren. This attitude has tended to keep down the status of teachers. Besides, English people hare no great ...
... and Dyson to ifolloway Gaol, where he will remain during the remand. MR. THOMAS HARDY AND THE PRINCE OF WALES. Graham R. Thomson, writing in the New York Indepelsdeet about Mr. Hardy's house. at Dorchester, tells the following story, which is said to be ...
... Walter Crane and Mrs. Crane. Literature, as was fitting, formed the predominating element, and was represented by Mr. Thomas Hardy, Mr. Anthony Sir John Robiuson, Mr. Knowles (editor of The Nineteenth Century,) Mr. Frankfort Moore, Mr. Manville Fenn ...
... was probably painted about 1480. Sour of our older novelists seem to have developed an anxiety to be reckoned poets. Mr. Thomas Hardy recently published a Wessex poem of some length, Mr. Hall Caine has written a Manx ballad, and now comes Mr. Blackmore ...
... evidence the prison discipline is made extremely severe, so as to extort the desired confession. MR. HALL CAINE, like Mr. Thomas Hardy, m 4! originally an architect, and his first literary effort* were made in the columns of the Builder. One of these articles ...
... or somewhere? But, oh, no—poor or'nary child—there never was any sprawl on thy side of the family, and never will be! —Thomas Hardy in Harper's Christmas Number. VIIIIIMIAS A? KING ARMY* COIIIIT. On no sobiset of loftier chivalry , has our English Rubs ...
... Watts Wilkinson, M.A., aged 85. On the lltb inst.. killed is action, near Cabul, Edward Hardy, Lient. R.H.A. youngest and dearly-loved son of the Rev. Charles Hardy, vicar of Haylisg Island, Hants, aged 2S On the 15th Inst., 6, RoundbUl Park, Brighton ...
... railway-sl.itlon. ag**d 19. the sth inst., at West-street, Chichester, Win. Smith, hl« ar. O', the 2nd inst, at Westhampoett, Thomas Challen, late West Itchcunr, aged S 3. 29th nit, Wick, near Arundel, Charlotte Catherine Mere, youuaeat daughter of John and ...
... Belghicn, (o Aun, ekl hmx&.’u‘&umn;cmzmnfi, Powell, M.A., vicar, uncle of the bride, and the Rev. Jngram, M.A., 'the Rev. Thomas Robinson, B. A., curate .._1“! R pdem e L GEEE Pliies, BW. 'to-n%why accident.) o . DEATHS. the 28th at of Cecil Edward fid ...
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