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... now detained in industrial school. The case was adjourned for fortnight, as the defendant said in that time he would pay. Thomas Hardy, a London cabinet maker, was summoned for stealing a pair of boots, the property of Hezekiah Simmons, labourer, Marstow ...
... entrusted to them * el on Thursday fined £3 and costs each. Tho next serial story which will appear in the is written by Thomas Hardy, and illustrated by f fessor Herkomer and his pupils, Messrs. Wehrscbin 10 Johnson, and Sydall. A woman recovered £50 damages ...
... PERSONAL GOSSIP. It may not generally known that M. Paderewski has thirteen-year-old son, of whom ho is passionately fond. Mr. Thomas Hardy, the well-known novelist, has abandoned the aid tobacco. Mr. A. J. Balfour has become a vice-president of the National ...
... nts of marriages and births will be published are personally authenticated. * BIRTHS. Hardy—June 11, at Fairford; Gloucestershire, the wife of Thomas de Lisle Hardy, solicitor, ot daughter. PniLLOTi—June 11, at Pl'is Trevor, The Park, Cheltenham, the ...
... , R. H. Lawsc E. Thompson (Hull), W. O. Quibele (Newark), John Barnsley (Birmingham), T. Morgan Harvey (Ne»- Baruett), Thomas Hardy (Birmingham), B. G. Berry (Faversham), and J, Broadbent (Bolton). On the invitation of Aid. W. H. Stephenson was decided ...
... of those represented in Part 1: Charles Dickens, Bret Harte, Captain Marryat, lisngfellow. Sir Walter Scott, Max Adeler, Thomas Hardy, etc. With Part 1 is given a Presentation Plate produced in tints, and a copy of Frederick ftarnanl's well-knownjpicture ...
... reformatories under the Inebriate Act of last session. A traveller, who formerly represented a large Birmingham firm, named Thomas Hardy, aged 28, , was committed for trial on Friday charged with stealing seven bicycles, and also with uttering forged receipts ...
... of the men whose merits have been recognised in this way do honour to the dignity rather than the dignity to them. Mr. Thomas Hardy does not see how the thing could be satisfactorily dona Mr. Lecky's opinion is towards a literature moving quite ind ...
... point. His the women of America the Persian word Afrin, which, being interpreted, means Allah, make more like them! Mr. Thomas Hardy congratulates the American women upon their earnestness of purpose; and Max O'Rell, way of making friends with class who ...
... Caine's story. I have read Judo the Obscure. more unutterably sad book has not been published since Les Miserable* Mr. Thomas Hardy saying hard things about the naU of the Juj&the Obscure might fitly have th« sub-title, Some Emotions and a floral. ...
... I hear that Mr. Thomas Hardy hard at work upon new book. No title has, I believe, been selected for the work, but the novelist has several before him. Few fietion writers are so careful about choosing the titles of their works Mr. Hardy. He makes out a ...
... Remedies, by hand word for word, and has sometimes acted his amanuensis. Mrs. Hardy is distinctly a literary man's wife. It was her strong encouragement that first induced Thomas Hardy break away from architecture and enter the profession of literature. It ...