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... necessary buildings, fen Winchilsea’s remarks as to th ing of labourers are less sat self contradictory. We pr opinion of Mr Thomas Hardy loves the country workers, our own when he them are mute Mil Cromwells.” =Coan develope both the one and although Lord ...
... Wi i House ae } ROAD. yaton, Miss Knight 3. and Miss Smart |: Perry, House and a Agent rte-tuner and Mrs. Cother, m. Thomas, Lady Hardy, R.N., Com- ard Ta 4 au 2 2eMr and Mre. B Cc . ir, Gurney’s, Grocer; | Lily Vale Cottage, | Marine Cottage, M jower ...
... of the poet then* were pre-M*nt a number eouuly gentlemen well representatives of the literary profession, induding Mr Thomas Hardy, the novelist. The r*s-tory of Writhlington, ni*ar Badstock, gross value £166 per uunum, now vacant the death of tie' Kcv ...
... ae Lewis ye, Dir. Vox 8 or young gentlemen e oy, tMiss » Mr. Alfred Gold- trie aay i fi (i fie Bicknell | Mrs, Cos Thomas fam., Capt. Hardy, R.N, | Rodney H of Coast Guard The Rev. BR. Mle Pritchett and . Somer Thatcher Beach Vill lcm Mr. Bishop |” Stacey ...
... good girl, Anne Garland, who was not less fond of him than he was of her. The quotation is from a popular serial story by Thomas Hardy, published iu 000./ WortU. The press gang having got to old Loveday’s, one of the men spoke. 1 am not sure that are in ...
... Records, in | l«c« i Duffus ll»rdy, deeeabed. The appointment is in toe gift the Muster the Holts. Mr. Hardy, t. is a brother of the lata Sir Thomas Ouffua Hardy, is aga. Mr. Swift, R.-cbester, C.S., ar.no;iocet the discovery himself, at 2 s.m. on July 7th, ...
... Grevile 3 iy sy, Clarendon Mrs. Bro Bedford He +Rev. M: tMrs. Re . and Mrs. Williams ment for young gen- ouse, Mr. La Thomas and fam. Hardy, Coast Rev. Pritchett Mro. Bi family 8 ment for Young Gen- Mr. and Mrs. pz and famil la, Mr. & d family, ve, +Mre ...
... of the original Bath Volunteers. Hardy, father of Mr Thomas Hardy, the novelist, has just died at Bockharapton. near Dorchester. The deceased was a typical member of the class of Dorset rustic folk from which Mr Hardy draws his inspiration. He was greatly ...
... to the relish of cuar.” Mr Anthony Trollope, too, gives his testimony favour the having been a smoker all his life. Mr Thomas Hardy never smoked a pipeful in his life, and never found alcohol helpful in novrl writing. James is a constant smoker, and the ...
... Smart * Miss Douglas, ‘ Perry, House and | Eversea House, *} ny — > rte-tuner aud Mrs. Cother, Ross, Mis3 Ross, m. Thomas, *Lady Zdward Hardy, R.N. dex of Coastguard pm Mrs. Kessiter Waterloo House, t +Miss Waite Gothic Villa, *Mr. Victoria House, 1 *Mr ...
... Misses Frarkes Mr aod “ire RB 8 Asbford-house) Shorney & 2 (Lorpe-house) Mr & Mr BE. 1 Mra Ucies & f and f, Misses Thomas & Edwards Miss Hardy METHODIST PREE CHURCE. 1 Mr and Mr» Bowen and f{ 3 Mrs Toomas and { 4 Mr & Mre Cole &f Chambers—Mr J. P. Copel, ...
... fre style. The inconsiderate wai J. contribution, narrative in the apparently general in this anthor’s writing: veto,” Thomas Hardy describes in the of a vil | married to a clergyman, year afterwards parted by her aon fe tien, frem the faithfal love “The ...