SWAN AGE
... oc. which he hes kindly oonaented to do. Mr. Edward Brunsien, pearnmer, has bees sleeted as Herrn% sr, seer, sad Captain Thomas Hardy. chairman of the to wafer whit the coxswain ...
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TOOGOOD'S
... R. Pennell; Toe Intoxicated Ghee*: by Arlo Bats.; Coloer is Com{ of lit the Farr (illustrated), by Royal Cornmeal; Thomas Hardy (portrait), by H, W. Preston; The Autohi4lPMlll7 of lielrini, with portrait ; Barb Bidders frith Portrait), by Edmund ...
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... Bram-July 91, at North Street, Wareham, Mr Jolts HIM., Bhumr-July 20,at Boethamptem,lo Some of birth, Thomas Hardy, eon of the late Thomas and Mary Hardy, rd the maw Owe, aged Is, at Tarrant Monkton, Mn Liffey, wife of Mr • W IJlley, wed 73 Pow—July 10, ...
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... recompanhal by sore* really superb illnetrationa of this renowned scalper's work. The portrait■ of celebrities include Thomas Hardy, Carney Grain, lire. Keeley, Heavy llovsllm Charlotte M fringe. acid Toosnamo &Jelin. This mouth's adventores of Sherlock ...
Till OIYT Or PIIIIIIL
... sometimes be, owing to h throng of patient. in the advanced stages of long dims., which pours into the town. More recently Mr. Thomas Hardy, in his muoh.disaumed book, Tessa( the d'Urbervillen, hoe referred to, indeed globe a very vivid description of. the ...
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... to suffocate her wounded husband in order that his intending meassin may hanged. Ancient Esrtbootka at Caw, bridge (Thomas Hardy) is strikingly beautiful description of Maiden Castle, Dorchester. nob superb illnatrations of that magnificent fortificatioe ...
SWANAGISL
... soleinised in the Wesleyan Memorial Church, the contracting parties being Mr. H. J. Galpin, of Boa. comb', and Miss Hardy, daughtersad Mrs. Thomas Hardy, of Olinka Cottage, Sewage. The ceremony was conducted by the Rev. Burt Coley. As the wedding party entered ...
POETRY
... finer Light; Of Bogtish Arehitectersere noteworthy prow*, and Worseo Bed • lovely repremotatise to the Everdese of Thomas Hardy, Ao Oxford Hittsloy that city with it. dream of 0w and Raymond lilathwart's interviews rib Foorriek llarrieoa flax ...
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... . Mr. W. Clark wakens. A Strange Ylopement, He. Gilbert Barker meads • train dory, • Castaway of the South, and Mr. Thomas Hardy writhes an opined. On the Western Circuit, hardly lame tragic in its way than TM greet Jenne of JOON Omar. Gardens ...
BOURNEMOUTH: THE lUNGEST COUNTY BOROUGH. There was • large at Booth Moe lentils., Leedom, thin wish her a Later os
... the roll, and of the. no le. than 4.855 are in the municipal borough of Bournemouth. Having quoted the opinions of Mr. Thomas Hardy and lair William Bemis ao to the beautiful siteation of the town and it. pine forests, Mr. Wbittieg said the founder of ...
Items of Inttrtst
... may be found walking with women. They even nit down at the lime table with women, and the latter ore served first. Mr. Thomas Hardy is (vsys a writer in The Queen)• man of many parts—and in more senses than one. Before lie became a novelir he schieved ...
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... Mr. Baysiscd dream his Twe Wesidip, yell he hes it, sad mai .mw established a medallic which Odd his add that el Ms Thomas Hardy, dated Hesse the Wise grad wriler's warmed admirers mad wheel webs PATUOTIC 0011CMIT/L—For the patriotic cenobite the Whiter ...