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... THE TEMPERANCE MOVEMENT IN AMERICA. Thomas Hardy, of Manchester, who has just returned from six months' lecturing tour in America,, gives account of .the temperance movement the United States. The legislative department of the work, says, is progressing ...
... whisker*, (lightly gray; moustache dark brown. had white handkerchief bearing name Thomas Hardy, and member* card uf the Surrey Cricket Club with holder's name Thomaa Hardy. ...
... the tomb of Victor Hugo. following is a list of those who have done so : Lord Tennyson, Mr Robert Browning, Mrs Oliphant, Thomas Hardy, Sir Frederick Leigh ton. President R.A.; Sir Frederick Burton, National Gallery Sir Henry and Lady Thompson, and some ...
... stabbing John Linton and John Thomas Hardy, beerhouse-kee. er, late on Thursday night. The sailors, appears, had a row in Scott Street with some of their mates, and the latter running away were chased tho five sailors named. Hardy was walking al .)g the street ...
... seriously, auM>ugfi the worst being Thomas Hardy, serious mjuries the bead; Thomas scalp wounds aud such severe shock that he not expected to re cover; -lohn Birk. injuries the and face; and William Gre* n. John Brown, Wood, Thomas Bnmeiow, John Wood, a.l of whong ...
... probably result in the publication of memorial volume. The sum er number the Gm-nhir will consist ' of a complete story by Mr Thomas Hardy, entitled The l(omantio Adventures a Milkmaid,' and will be illustrated by C. S. Keinhart. A now journal is to appear ...
... The Squire is founded upon, was in any way suggested by, Mr Thomas Hardy's novel called Far from the Madding Crowd ? My play originated, long before I had opened a book of Mr Hardy's, in a memorandum wliicli I have now before me in my notebook. ...
... articles stolen from the premises of the North British Railway, at Bathgate upper railway station, and from the shop of Thomas Hardy, draper and clothier, Bathgate. The sentence was IS months' imprisonment , ALLEGED FORGERY IN ABERDEENSHIRE. James Robertson ...
... Besant, ami a good fol.owing n«>veiasts, including Messrs K. D. Blacktnore, William Black, Wilkie Collins Rider Haggard, Thomas Hardy, ...
... her brother, John Keats, as poet; Mary Laos Hardy, £55, in addition to the P ens '° .£- £100 a-year granted in 1 , recognition ot historical, literary, and public services of late husband, Sir Thomas Duffus Hardy; - Maria Rogers, £75, consideration the «ey ...
... Collins 346, W. Black 329, W. Besant 289, Miss Braddon 105, James Payn 90, R. D. Blackmore 79, Ouida 29, Mrs Oliphant 26, Thomas Hardy 20, Hugh Conway and J. H. Shorthouse 15, G. Macdonald 10, George Meredith, Yates, and Mrs H. Wood 9, J. M'Carthy 8, Hawley ...
... CANDOUR ENGLISH FICTION. Under the above heading in Neva presented with tbe news Mr* Lynn Linton, Mr Walter and Mr Thomas Hardy. RAM IS Linton hay* : Truth to human nature and faithful representation the realties human life are one thing; licentiousness ...