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... writers of to-day, Mr. Brant las said, in in interview :—I am sure that in fifty years' time the world will pat Steven- Boa, Thomas Hardy, Radyard Kipling. and Barrio —who, to nay mind, are, intellectually, oar four best living writers—on a lava with any writers ...
... heat od soul int the work of their husbands, nod we their trustad entice helpers In their work. is particularly truo of M. Thomas Hardy, who is Mai, the author's amanuensis, end helps Ma eery largely is his work. fact, it was she who urged her husband, when ...
... gained by the students at the City of College on the 11th of January next. The Lord Mayor of Loudon will preside. Mr. Thomas Hardy, a :beheld cutlery manufacturer, died yerterday morning from yinte of a fall occasioned by the frost, hu to catch a triton:rt ...
... Huneworth. who has performed that and similar duties on many previous occasions. A temperance address was given by Mr. Thomas Hardy, of litandessier, after which a second hymn was sung, the as. ~. .-nrweieseete twin, 1 by Ow iriebwortb Bend. A procession ...
... partaken of by a nember of friends. 'lle evening meeting was seeable* by the nee. M. Calla.lioe, Helnlen Bridge, and Mimed by Thomas Hardy, Blanchester. The mese. lery's report showed there were 400 members on the books, being an lamellae of 70 over last report ...
... —linnet eight Wee. at seta*, tad the venal kargary nada re Wataraitesl. Weedy They were by the of Mr. Thomas Om Nu Morn T. J. blade H. Thomas, J. Proem, Hardy. Minis, catered, a top el wed, 0. Ilya, H. Tsbrab. Times% door hey, braia• estrum rft,ctel. Haien ...
... the sake of a of this writers of to-day, Ma lies lit has said, in as sees that in fifty pen' time the world will pat son, Thomas Hardy, itedyard Kipling, sad —who, to my mind, are, intellectually, our f un bast living writare—on • le►el with any writers ...
... three years’ penal servitude. erfunctory curates are (says ly i o wading exhaustively through these lsts Suaday . Mr. Thomas Bush Hardy, the well-kuown Artist by Senduy ; for your coster is a great stickler for |lt Water-colours, diad suddenly yesterday ...
... emptied , a special mien= in the of Freedom, conducted by end permanently closed, and entrapped drains nipped On ' Mr. Thomas Hardy, of Manchester. the whole he could conscientiously report that the health The strike of weavers at Mountain Mills is mottled ...
... MR KEIE HARDIE, M.P., AT HOME. Mr. Hardie speaks with pleasant but there is nothing whatever of the professional grievance-monger in his composition, nor can • single trace of luxury be found in his plainly-fur- Dished study, if you except a silver inkstaod ...
... MISCELLANEOUS. Mies Arch, daughter of Joseph Arch, has taken to the pulpit. It in rumoured that Mr. Gathorne Hardy will resign his office and retire to the House of Lords. A lad died of hydrophobia in a Liverpool hospital the other day. Ho was bitten ...
... yesterday afternoon, the wedding took place of the Rev. 'Charles Hamster Home, M.A., and Mims Katherine Omens-Hardy, daughter of Mr. Herbert H. Cozens- Hardy, Q.C., and M.P. for the Northern Division of Norfolk. The Principal of Mansfield College, Oxford, officiated ...