Help organising your research by adding bookmarking your articles. You can review your Bookmarks in the Saved area. *
* We take your privacy seriously. Bookmarks and notes are personal to you and are not public.
... THOMAS HARDY •A CHRISTMAS ADVENTURE,” A C. B. BtTIW.IN. “OLD .IOFS STBSTimE,” A SWT I, GEOIGE *. BIKS. THE BELLS AVONDALE, - A Tal« ADELINE SEBGEANT. PACT AND PRESENT,' A WriUaft Artvla JOHN DEMIT. “PAGES FROM A PRIVATE DIARY,'' OUR OWN CTNIG. A SHEFFIELD ...
... THOMAS HARDY. T. Ik. Uilor Tkt ft*. Two letters prat.-* from suet ito«objmrf «u, 00,.b, „ .tod, fr. tow (to mbjiK,. W '» d duwwd , m to* com have to nop* with, and i , fillhy unf ' cUmrf .0,.! di-Md torn. odl«. w. h»>, fa* foe .to., , •««*« u ...
... THOMAS HARDY *»A CHRISTMAS ADVENTURE, A Tala by O. B. BUBQIK. OLD JOE’S SDEgniDTE,* A ■ toty by B. •THE BELLS AVONDALE. A O—ini Tito by ADCLMB (DSBAIR. PAST AND PRESENT,' A Write Aitiak JOHN DMMMT. Pi GET FROM A PRIVATE DIABT,* •r OCB OWN CYNIC. SHEFFIELD ...
... 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 DECEASED. PCHBUANT to the Act 92 & 93 Victoria, Chapter 85, NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that all Creditors and other persons having any claim against the estate of Thomas Hardy, late of Bishop Burton, near Beverley, in the county of York, yeoman ...
... THOMAS HARDY DECEASED. 1 31.31SUANT to the Act 22 at 23 Victoria, Chapter 1_ 35, NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that all 1 Creditors and other persons having any claim against the estate of Thomas Hardy, late of Bishop Burton, near Beverley, in the county of ...
... MR. THOMAS HARDY AND THE PRINCE OF WALES. Graham R. Thomeson, writing in the New York Independent about Mr. Hnrdyflonn at Dorchester, tells the following story, which is said to be substantially true : o AR ss R “ Anent this ‘wriu:?-box.‘ as he calls ...
... 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 ...
... LECTURE ON THOMAS HARDY. The attendance at the last of Mr. James Fotheringham's lectures on Monday evening was not so large as former audiences have been. The chairman was Mr. N. H. Walbank, and the subject for the evening was ** Thomas Hardy.” The Chairman ...
... 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 ...
... The Country Folk of Thomas Hardy was the subject last night of a very interesting lecture Mr F. H. Hart, to the members of the Hull Literary Club. Maria Wiudle, 15 years of age, was brought up ou remand at the Hull Police-court this morning, chargcd ...
... [Corrazgar.3 THE GRAVE BY THE HAND-POST. Br THOMAS HARDY. Author of Tess of tho D'Urbervilles. Jude the Obscure, Fair from the Madding Crowd. The Return of the Native, A Pair of Blue Eyes, &c. I never pass through Chalk-Newton without turning ...