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... association in official work with successive Deputy-Keepers of the Records, notably with Sir Francis Palgrave and Sir Thomas Duffus Hardy, gives him c’aim for notice among others of greater reputation who have helped to tender the historical treasures of ...
... trade then and now. Other contributions there are on The Land Tenure of Bosnia,” The Future of English Theology, and “ Thomas Hardy, the Novelist.” The Unemployed in east London.—At a time when much thought is being given to this matter, practical suggestion ...
... William Frappell; Farfiigton Gurney, Thomas Killen and William Blim. man; Hinton Blewett, Alfred Lovell and George Sage; Litton, Genrge Keedwell and James Tucker; Norton, Hawkfield, Joeeph King and Thomas H, Hardy; Nemp. nett, Janmes Keel and Charles ...
... (prize), J . A Giles. J Stollard, H (prize), wont Porrott, Dukes, 4 Taylor, C Green- W Derbin, E Nese 58 Thomas (prize), J Chamberlain Mr Thomas —C West of England Clarke, W Bowden, Coal x Dai Collis (prise), G Parker, = G Foxwell, J Barty © Kiet Gillets ...
... late Sir Nicholas may not, out of advice. to me. introduce any of his friends,who are in want of “HE IV ELANCHOLY H BY THOMAS HARDY. Athor of * Far from the Madding * “The Mayor of Casterbridge, W casex Tales.” “A Laodicean,”” “A Pair of Bluc Eyes,” The ...
... Patti, whose bewitching vivacity it is impossible to impress upon paper, but a likeness the picture is a good one. Mr Thomas Hardy, the well-known novelist, fnrnishcs a very fine portrait study, while many Bristol readers will welcome an old fnendin ...
... by an innings and 12 runs to spare. Scores : At Christ church, Clifton, yesterday morning, the Rev. Thomas Barker Hardy, eldest son of Mr. Thomas Hardy, Oak-lodge, Kimberley, was united in wedlock to Edith, eldest daughter of Mr. Robert Hassell, of Au ...
... 2nd, Lord Tredegar; 5rd, Thomas Cordes E~iq Hardy ?? B. Fowlsr, jun Esq; 2nd, Colonei l1,s. L3copods-lkt, i. J' Davis Esq. 2nd, colonel Lyne. Zonal geranlurnm-lt, T. Cvrdes, Esq. ; 2nd, E. J. Grice, Eiq. Lxotic ferns-lot. Thomas Cordes, lag., 2nd, Mr. ...
... mnly a ?? Bishop of Salisbury, General Pai. .s Rivers, Mr Palgrave (Professor of Poctry at O.d- .e University), and Mr Thomas Hardy. the n,-vel _ Il a was further decided that the chairman should wrr g to the Marquis of Salisbury, urginga soritunauce ...
... further announcea the Bishop of Rochester’s recent charge his clergy, ■the subject is The Church in South London, ft Mr Thomas Hardy has been elected to fill the place An the Council of the Society of Authors left vacant the death of Mr Wilkie Collins ...
... were made, viz. :-Oamloy, Thomas Ferris and Aaron Young; Chelwood,William Osmond and William Wilkins; Chew Magna, Samuel Baker, George Brimuble, John H. Fowler, and Edward Matthews; Chew Stoke, John Webb Marshall and Thomas Walters; Chewton Meudip, John ...
... William Blacker ; Compton Martin, Henry man, jun., and and John ; East ‘les Fow! Thomas Ash- Coles and Pe Birra and William Killen and William James Sage ; Litton, Thomas H. Hardy ; Nem James Kea tnd ‘Yeates; Ston ‘Wookey ; ay, eeks and John Herler ; 5, at ...