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... RT. Reed, MP. ec Judge Aayber Mr. Aagustine Birrell MOP. aod Mis. Mir 3 Raith, Me HL Karr, MP Sir John Bret Harte, blr Thomas Hardy, Mi Wilieen Wateom, Mies Fran oes Power Miss M. Miss roughtoe, Mra Hedgeoa Barsets, Dr. w Gordoe Stablos ; the . Walter ...
... around millions of dust particles; more dust, less sunshine, —Mrs. Louise Chandler Moulton says that the famous novelist Thomas Hardy does not think cynical regarding women but photographic. Three factories the United Statss consume over 3,000,000 eggs ...
... Cardinal. Characters of Butterflies and Moths. Salisbury Cathedral. Elephants Carriers. Trading on the Carrier Pigeon. Mr. Thomas Hardy. Diphtheria. (Jarlyle and John Richard Green. Sharp Boys as Inventors. Encouraging Practice Trial Bric-htenmg Life. Beer ...
... I«fT. llsnry W. Royal RsoapUoa. th« Author ••Ma.tsmoiaslle Iso'—A Decora Us Affair, by W. K. Norris—On Woatrrn Clrouil. Thomas Hardy— W. ILHmltb and Son. ly W. M. •'Tinnw. Etltnnnd Vli^nt-Canrtla-tnakinc. Joaejth HattoD— The Darby; Donosatar nn.l Ht. ...
... LOCAL NEWS. Low. Lew d Amu/L-1U be held at the diet of 'Waiver ht l'Arstpeol :—At 12 tre Thomas Hardy. cytis inhollir 11111 _• _ - ir - roue Bum Lotim-ortaisc— Friday ttom Como to Friday ~Big moan to o'eloo.k. is Triday. Aro Kr. Shouredi Ilmem P. Pmemrenese ...
... must be mirthful, and should look upon life as an optimist, and the lecturer strongly deplored and condemned the works of Thomas Hardy and Oscar Wilde, which were dragging down thousands of young lives, and said that such books as The Story of an African ...
... impossible to deny that we had writer who could lie said to occupy anything ing to the position which was held Thackeray. Thomas Hardy and George - we two novelists of remarkable power, of them had been able to obtain that hold which would entitle him to ...
... Clair, of Plymouth, in ballast, with crew board, has been jacked up and taken to there by crew from the steamer Delta. Mr. Thomas Hardy, the novelist, who baa been spending holiday with tlie Lord-Lieutenant in Dublin,has been ntilising his leisure hy col ...
... the scheme. course of a business meeting which follov , sub- thanks of the society were voted to the first p ing of Mr. Thomas Hardy, the modern reviver of ge, as and Mr. E. H. Coombe (Beaminster) was e erable tically re-elected hon. secretary and treasurer ...
... SALFORD. WARD J (Via .CANDIDATES ' COtTKCTXIOBS. NOSfIXATED. .„ , A.« (Robert Holland (C) Albert Park Bobert-HollaJid (C) Thomas Hardy (L) J. Heaviside (Labour) Crescent Daviea G. T. Jackson (Labour) . /B. BTncliffe Charlesttown.' .E - JJ- * ...
... prison net which Ana drawn the money. Mr. Thomas Hardy had butter give as snore novel. like For from the . Madding Crowd, The Return of the and Tem of the D'Urbtimilles, cad leave playwrithig alone. Mr. Hardy taco near Dorchester, and he kindly invented ...
... century; and Thomas Hardy, who can-1 le tributes a story of English oorntry life. ce . A bolt j issud. from the office of the al Fifeashre Advertiser, and sketehing theereez of of Provost Swan, tells-astory worth repeating about )w his friend Thomas Capiyl; ...