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... emancipation, as he would be inclined to regard it, to a surfeit of petting and a want of healthy excitement and activity. Thomas Hardy, with his cynical contempt for the feminine nature, would fled vanity, love of finery, or even sndden impulse, sufficient ...
... con Boad, was sommoned for selling, the September, Tnnpfictor Thomas Hardy half a pound ground ginger, which was. not of the nature, substance, and quality the article demanded. Inspector Hardy stated that visited the defendant 3 shop on the September and ...
... a milkman, No. 11, Street, St. Philip's,wae sammoned, ander Food and Drags Act, for selling adulterated milk. Inspector Thomas Hardy to purchasing a pint and a half mnk [rom the defendant, who wae hawking milk Stapleton Road on tbe alt., which had been ...
... formerly of Bath. FJONBSA.7 .-October 18, at 5, Upper Alma itreot. Nes - ,Pori, Thomas Fitzgerald aged 41. 1aBDY -October 23, at Nortona Hawkfleld, after ashoo illness, Thomas Hardy, in his 85th year, DeePlF It' gretted. ?? -October 2, at 32, Bolt street, Newport ...
... Seven days' imprisonment. Prisoner: Oh, very well. Turning to the gaoler, she said : May I take the things with me now! Thomas Hardy lives and works at Max Gata, near his native Dorchester. He has no fixed methods of composition. and, while he tries to ...
... under lock and key at the depot. The list of her fraud., which are of a very Pelted,. character, is simply innumerable. M. Thomas Hardy, tba novel*, who giant & part of tho summer in London. has on a visit to Ireland. Mr. Robert Rareley. t►e .ell-known Lombard ...
... On the other hand sh fails to discover anty humour in Thomas Hardy, calls Dickens vulgar, and regards Sir Walter Scott as dreary and .westing in animation. It is curious how tastes differ. Mir Hardy may be l~h to make his own defence. It isf impossible ...
... scant, Frank Neill, to Thomas Hardy, inspector under the Food end Drugs Act, 1875, on the 19th September. half • paced of ground ginger which was not of the nature, substance, and quality of the article demanded. Inspector Hardy deposed to visiting the ...
... railway lines that have been wrestling with the formidable tramp evil. It is unlikely that the volume of short stories by Mr. Thomas Hardy, which is being collected, will be ready for publication before the summer.—ln London Heart is a story by Mr. G. R. Sims ...
... Mr. Howells opened the ball by choosing Tolstoi. He did not, however, stop there, but passing to England picked out Mr. Thomas Hardy as our greatest worker in fiction, and next to him Mr. George Moore. In the latter choice he would not, we imagine, be ...
... Mr. Alfred Morrison has generously consented to lend some of his treasures for the occasion. —The Amadeu* ways — Mr. Thomas Hardy has reeeletly given Mr. William Strang series of sittings for an etched portrait, the result being the most socceesful ...
... straight to the point, which is an extabition of the terrible after-effects of oleo on the inetteent off-spring.—Mr. ' Thomas Hardy, it is said, will revive a republication of one of his early stories certain chapters to which his publishers then objected; ...