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... Newport Free Library are seriously considering—if they have not already decided—the point of withdrawing from circulation Thomas Hardy's Jude the Obscure. The Com- j mittee are responsible to the ratepayers and to themselves for the literature they put ...

... building of the National Bank at Canneld, Ohio, in an unsuccessful attempt to blow up the strong room with dynamite. Mr Thomas Hardy has under consideration the project of dramatising his covet Tess, with a,j view to the impersonation of the leading ...

... gossip) George Meredith, Walter Besant, Robert Buchanan, Hall Caine, and Tennyson wear beards, William Black, Rider Haggard, Thomas Hardy, J. M. Barrie, Clement Scott, and Clark Russell wear moustaches only while Andrew Lang, Andrew Wilson, James Payn, and ...

... in Wales which has taken this extreme measure of precaution. The gifted authoress found herself banned in company with Thomas Hardy. Three Llanpumpsaint boys in the persons of Revs. Gwynoro Davies (Barmouth), Ceitho Davies (Milford Haven), and Mr Timothy ...

... in their dens are Grant Allen, Walter B.sant, Mark Twain, Frank Stock- ton, Robert Barr, Hall Caine, James Lowell, and Thomas Hardy. The frst eisteddfod ever held in South Africa took place at Natal, on the 26th and 27th of December last, and appears ...

... . The Emperor William panal is to be henceforth the name of the Baltic Canal. Mr Keir Hardie's absence from London is to the very serious illness of Mrs Keir Hardie. On Sunday Prince Edward Albert Christian George Andrew Patrick David of York reached ...

... the wit paper white lb* idol the ltritiel eteritemplaaa two* I to be I Vat shies %pits I am to be prided of saber. Mr. Thomas Hardy bee completed his clam founded en Ti.. of the VUrbervilles, end it will be produced, I nazi bp Mr. Forbes Robertson at ...

... Howells's opinion I think Thomas Hardy is the greatest novelist, by all odds, living today in England, and next to him, or with him, I should put George Moore. I found Felber Waters one of the truest novels I had read. I like Thomas Hardy's Jude. It deals ...

... in Wales which has taken this extreme measure of precaution. The gifted authoress found herself banned in oompany with Thomas Hardy. Three Llanpumpsaint boys in the perlDlUfef Revs. Gwynoro Davies (Barmonth), Cestho Davies (Milford Haven), and Mr Timothy ...

... highway between Cardiff and Penarth for Penarth and the Barry district. One need not turn to that classic of short stories by Thomas Hardy, written before he had become engulphed in the New Fiction, to find examples of Life's Little fronies. Every newspapercontains ...

... consists of 71 members only. The Budget this year is likely to take an ex- traordinary amount-of time for its discussion. Mr Thomas Hardy, the uoveltst, has been added to the commission of the peace for Dorset. It is asserted that in 99 cases out of 100 the ...