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... Thomas Hardy. 116 Richard Street, Glasgow, » young man, who was knocked down a cyclist ° u day morning, died yesterday i the Western Infirmary. DISOSBDISNCE ARM* upon „, S? * * Ol ** Built* of. and in the past and .h-V en . puniBhed wlt,h de » The ...
... THE PROPOSED PURCHASE OF STONEHENGE. THOMAS HARDY'S VIEWS. Mr Thomas Hardy, the novelist, who lives not very far from Salisbury, in talking to a representative of the Daily Chronicle, said that Stonehenge should purchased by the nation since apparently ...
... & Hall. Mr Crawford was the editor of the New Quarterly Magazine, which published some fine work by George Meredith and Thomas Hardy. ...
... past 10 years, master or mistress the best style of English prose. Here is the result: Walter Pater Jl George Meredith, \ Thomas Hardy Rudyard Kipling, Itobert, Louis .Stevenson, 12 Henry James John 11 Matthew Arnold, Andrew Laug, .. 9 Miss Marie Corelli ...
... The Daily Chronicle says :—The first volume of the new contemporary writers' series—that by Miss Annie MacDoneil on Mr Thomas Hardy— will be ready to-day. Miss MacDoneil is the daughter of the late Mr James MacDoneil, of the Times, whose biography Dr ...
... Campbell will be seen ai\er all in London the stage version of Tess of the Urbervilles. She has been negotiation again with Thomas Hardy ior th« production of his dramatised novel, and is reaily very eager to produce it, though there are some difficulties ...
... uominated for five seats, Fowjjs Wester School Board, namely :— Captains Moray of Abercairney and Black of Balgowan, Rev. Thomas Hardy, and Messrs Comrie, Dickie, and Christie, inn., farmers. KIRKCALDY. CiiAP.Gr. op Biuamt. —To-day, Kirkcaldy Police Court ...
... omitted please accept of this the only intimation. At Street, Edinburgh, EOBINA FORRESTER HABDT, youngest daughter the late Thomas Hardy, F.R.C.S. At Park Quadrant, Glasgow, the 12th inst., her 87th year, MARGARET LAURIE, widow the late DAVID HARLEY. ...
... September 20th. 1830—Feargns O'Connor was arrested at Manchester a Judge's warrant for seditious conspiracy. Vice-Admiral Sir Thomas Hardy, of Copenhagen and Trafalgar, flag-captain to Nelson board the Victory, died, aged 70. 1845—The Amateur Dramatic Company ...
... Brooghty Ferry, on the morning of the 3d int., THOMAS HARDY HORN*, aged 27 years. Funeral at 2.30 P.M., on the Bth int., to Bam hill Cemetery. All friend, invited. Richmond Terrace, Edinburgh, the 2d int., THOMAS CLIO HORN, sen., aged St. At ton Gardens, Hillneed ...
... to-day, remarking when dealing with the change of leadership that he had been school with the new Prime Minister. Rev. Thomas Hardy, the Manse, Fowlis, in proposing a vote of thanks the Colonel for his address, spoke the hot times they had had when he ...
... the nose the same, but. there is a resemblance also iv the cleanly cut, exquisitely pursed-up mouth—a mouth of which Mr Thomas Hardy has said that it is in itself young nvin's fortune if properly exercised. Much as O'Connor dislikes Mr Chamberlain, he ...