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... 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 ...
... 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 ...
... heiress. '' His L° rdBht PiV t he oucht to A fellah may be unfortunate, but he ougnt to consider his about three , Mr. Thomas Hardy hasJ» parts of h« new now, the December Harper. tion of it will begin m , y Me r t !r9fith\liousanX is being prepared. ...
... best-natured of men in regard to caricatures of himself. Among the few novelists who are generally pathetic to teachers are Thomas Hardy and * Jan Maclaren.” It is said that a son of the of Mr. Pick- wick in now on the editorial staft of a London even- ing ...
... of the drama uom i;';i idealised picture or gross caricature Jll te a i criticism cf life. George Eliot, and, aKer Lor, Thomas Hardy, had accomplished tins ior_the novel: in somewhat varying degrees Arthur Wing Pinero. lienrv' Arthur Jonvs, and Sydney ...
... Church, Samuel Isherwood, son of Samuel Isherwood of Bank Houne. Dunscar, to Martha Gertrude Jackson daughter of the late Thomas Hardy Jackson, of The Grove' Liversedge. «*■«>, Jones—Buammer.—September 29th, at Middleton Church. John Binder), son of the ...
... known is the first (1891), called Sir George. She has had the unique honour of writing a story in co!lab ration with Mr Thomas Hardy. Mrs. Henniker is very well known in society, and : acted as Vicereine at Dublin durincher brother's j Vieeroyalty. She ...
... circumstances, that a great artist should have limned them for us whilstthey existed. Thomas Hardy has done something of tbe same sort for the „eople of Dorsetshire, but Hardy has scarcely painted a picture so true as tbat which Charlotte Bronte has bequeathed ...
... transferred to the stage- h^u^V — i u po n we I 1 Mr. Thomas Hardy f of JvJ I year last week. Born ne«£ f . vrg „> C lin that locality, with only bn feS s.o ' „ since 1874. In pursuit of h« on doO tcct. Mr. Hardy came to V%{otZrZK\ twenty, and in 1863 A i«*J'( ...
... estuary. And this, perhaps, by reason their faults individuals. but thai* misfortune child-rearers.— Well-Beloved, by Thomas Hardy. The Protesta_ht Position. Protestantism has lived double principle one, li ; formal, the authority of the Scriptures the ...
... avoids some of the faults of the Constitution cf the United States. THE SALE OF STONEHENGE. The Daily Chronicle says—Mr. Thomas Hardy, like the rest of us, will not listen to the idea Oi Stoneheuge being stolen from the nation or handed over to the tender ...
... — December Ist, at South-street, Chapel, Sheffield! Walter, son of the Rev. H. T. Marshall, to Edith Alice, daughter of Thomas Hardy, Montgomeryroad, Sharrow, Sheffield. Ogikr—Holcinos.—November 2Stb, at St. George's Dub-j lin, Armond Victor Ogier, to ...