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... relating to the Palace of Varieties. The motion having been seconded, Mr. C. Thompson moved that the permission granted to Thomas Hardy, John Holden and Margaret Nuttall to extend their premises should not be confirmed. He said that by permitting these extensions ...
... Novelist Thomas Hardy to sensitive influences It habit visit the places described in his novels is reported to a friend : it had’nt when I visited Stonehenge it is probable that I shouldn’t Tess die” And decision final although Mr Hardy while story ...
... emergency The oountry will not grudge cost of increasing the Army nor will it giving to Navy a further 7000 men Mr Thomas Ashton By the death Mr Thomas Manchester loses old citizen many virtues and for a genuine regard for some of the noblest institutions of ...
... the indecipherable original? When the idea of the Wessex Societv Manchester and District first it in this column that Mr Thomas Hardy would appropriate first president We were surprised our hardihood in venturing suggestion but the promoters of the society ...
... existence cf journal discuss Criticism is the forty which “Academy’s” list W E Gladstone Herbert hpencer C Swinburne Meredith Thomas Hardy Bryce Si G O Trevelyan Leslie Stephen Macdonald R D Black-more Rudyard Kipling 4ubreyde Verc R Jebb Dr Salmon W Murray ...
... JeSorson ; “ The Changed Aspect of Feminine Cycling,” by Miss Lilias Campbell Davidson; The Log of the Hydra,’’ by W. Hardy Thomas; Autumn Morning in Lakeland,” and “ Our Detractors,” by Dr. J. A. Austin. It looks like excellent sixpenn’orth. The damage ...
... magnificent work, suitable for presentation at any season of the Christian year. the Durbervilles: the Story a Pure Woman, by Thomas Hardy. Osgood, M and Co. 6s. This is the first of a beautiful new edition of the W essex Novels. includes two etchings H. ...
... Fitelson, 135, Bury New Road. SELECT REGISTRY: entrance fee lsTTengagement 2s. Gd.: maids, no charpe.-Miss Thomas,24. Rd.,Chorlton-cu_m- Hardy COOK-GENERAL, from I„wton, 25, Protestant, £16; Widnes General, 21, £13.—Hawksey's, 62, Oldham-st. (over Maypole) ...
... Among the subscribers Mr Asquith Mr J M Barrie Mrs Bell Professor A C Bradley Sir Wm Martin Conway Dr Richard Garnett Mr Thomas Hardy Miss Jane Mr Wm Heinemann Mr Henry James Dr George Macdonald Professor G Murray Mr Claude Phillips Mr Pinero Miss Elizabeth ...
... which the experiments were made, and many of the photo- I graphs obtained. Jude, the Obscure, Thomas Hardy. The Novels. 6s. Osgood, M'llvaine, and Co. 3lr. Hardy's latest novel has caused even a .greater rtirthan Teas, and we are not surprised ieam that ...
... Three Young: Criminals Three hoys Mr Thomas Wainwright the presiding magistrate the Manchester County Police-court this morning characterised as being on fair way towards becoming criminals named Thomas Dudley (10) Thomas Edward Burke (10) Harold (11) all ...
... the reader. A long description a j village fair strikes us—with ail respect be said i —as padding, being, indeed, a bit Thomas ! Hardy transported into unsuitable environment. In sense tine plot new ; another old as the oldest. But, old or new, it very ...