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... the name Arthur Alleyne Kingsley, have both been of constant interest and delight to their mother. THE WIFE OF THOMAS HARDY. When Thomas Hardy compromised with his parents, who were desirous that he should enter the Church, by choosing the profession of ...
... mou or we at Tn view of all the ol gathers apart I Pope AL meam intetest and duty wo cloe quibble. Mit THOMAS HAKDY IN Me Thomas Hardy weites was Hardy ts much obliged to the editor of the Chron cle for his let be would say that he is in favune of the proposil ...
... P. Roe? Is Thomas Hardy nowadays! Is Rider Haggard pale ? Is Minot Savage ? Oscar Wilde And Edward Everett Hale? Was Laurence Sterne ? was Hermann Grimm? Was Edward Young John Gay? Jonathau Swift? aud old John Bright? And why was Thomas Gray ? Was John ...
... service, in which the choirs of St M Fowlis Wester, and in St Michael's Parish _Chureh:. Meanzie took part, was held The Ve Thomas Hardy, Fowlis Wester, oceupied the pulpit, and gave an historical address on the early life of the Scottish march. Tue Late Ms ...
... John Mair, assistant, Nairn; Rev. William Taylor, assistant, Dumbar- ton. Before the nominations were taken, the Rev. Thomas Hardy, Fowlis Wester, was appointed clerk of the meeting. Mr David Drummond nomi- nated the Rev. Wm. Taylor, and Mr Peter Sinclair ...
... to and gave a concert in the Schoolroom on behalf of the fund raised annually for the Christmas treat to the poor. Rev. Thomas Hardy, Fowlis-Wester, presided. The artistes included Mr Osborne, who gave two excellent violin solos, for both of which he was ...
... Clutfoud, John Oliver Hobbes, W. E. S. R. Crockett, Anthony Hope, Jam i s v * George Gissing, Henry Janes, W. Russell, Thomas Hardy, Rudyard Kifli. - '' * Florence Warden, Beatrice Harriden, Lynn Linton, Stanley Weyman. FIRST NUMBER. PRICE 6d, MAY 1. ...
... following Authors indulge in the pleasure Cycling :—Messrs Hall Came, Allen, Max Pembkrton, Joseph Hatton, Barry Pain, Thomas Hardy, Robert Barr, T. P. O'Connor, Rudyakd Kipling, S. R. Crockett, Conan Doyle, and Sir Edwin Arnold. Therefore we believe ...
... is the nose the same, but there is a resemblance also in “the cleanly cut, exquisitely pursed-up mouth”—a mouth of which Thomas Hardy has said that it is in itself a young man’s fortune if properly exercised. Much Mr O’Connor dislikes Chamberlain, he recognises ...
... (says Yankee George Meredith, Walter Robert Buchanan, Hall Came, and Tennyson wear beards; William Black, Rider Haggard, Thomas Hardy, J. M. Barrie, Clement Soott, and Clark Russell wear moustaches only ; while Andrew Lang, Andrew Wilson, James Payn, and ...
... John Oliver Hobueb, W. E. Norris, S. R. Crockett, Anthony Hope, Paw’N, Georof, Gissing, Henry James, W. Clark Russell, Thomas Hardy, Rudyard Kipling, Florence Warden, Beatrice Harriden, Mrs Lynn Linton, Stanley Weyman. FIRST NUMBER. PRICE 6d, ON MAY 1 ...
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