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... THOMAS HARDY. To ttc Editor of Yorkthirt Plß,—l shoo id bat a lukewarm disoipie if 1 kept eilanee while the master of art suffer* assault at the bands of aa editor, great dignitary the Church, and M aa absolute obecurity like Mr. F. O. Chamber*. I beg ...
... THOMAS HARDY. To Editor of York*** Post SIR, diMM« manifests iUelf ; U*our» may unknown or beyond human skill apply. Your cotulMoniticxt ol certain class literature is eminently jart, bus turf much f«r the chief «rf your leading and ihn which has caused ...
... Pearls seem be the jewels of the season. Thomas Hardy, the novelist, is now London. Mr. Ben Davies will be back very shortly f.-om America. The birth-rate for London was lower for 1894 than for any year on record. The Duke of Aosta has engaged an English ...
... Duke William Wurtemburo died last night from heart disease. Mr. Thomas Hardy is practically rewriting his story The Pursuit of the Well-Beloved. The 55th anniversary of the Prince of Wales's birthday on Monday will be celebrated with more than ordinary ...
... According Dr. Haig, a vegetable diet is the best upon whicli do muscular work. Mr. Thomas Hardy bas returned from his sojourn the Continent innch benefited in health. Mr. Chamberlain and Mr. Augustine Kirrell are the candidates for the Rectorial Election ...
... Hardy — September 4th, at Aldborough, Holderness. aged 74. Thomas Yates Hardy. Inm aw.—&eptemher 2nd. aged 77, George Ferreman Inman, Whatton-on-the-Vale, Notts. Jefferson.—August 28th, aged 69. Maria, wife of John Booth Jefferson, 3, Woodbine-terrace ...
... MEN AND WOMEN I HAVE MET. 111.-MR. BCTT. P. M.P. THE WORKS THOMAS HARDY. VIEW OF THE NEW CONSERVATIVE CLUB ...
... CREDITORS’ MEETINGS The first meeting the red.tors Thomas Hardy. 78, York, painter and iwperhanger, was held the Official Receiver'* office, York, yesterday. The debtor's stab merit showed gross liabilities £247 65.. of which £236 11s. 6d. was due to ...
... Victorian era could complete without embracing Thomas Hardy. But whilst had a high opinion of Mr. Hardy artist, strongly sympathised with objections which had been taken to what was called realism” of Mr. Hardy's later work. He would leave the matter entirely ...
... Tlie scene of the book is laid in Wessex, and the subject dealt with is that handled with such a masterly hand by sax. Thomas Hardy in. Tess. Messrs. William Andrews and' Co., of Hull, propose shortly to issue The Quaker Poets oi England, Pyne (Mrs ...
... extensive reader. He also expresses thanks for Rabelais, who must always be numbered amongst the immortals. The views of Mr. Thomas Hardy and Mr. George Meredith, two our typical English novelists, will be read with interest. Both in their letters reveal a ...