... Underwood Wednesday Brigstock | Saturday Kirby Hal Mysterious Death of Horses in Lincolnshire.—During the past few days, Mr. Thomas Hardy, of Cloot Farm, Crowland, near Spalding, has suffered eerious losses by the death of eight valuable working horses. In ...

... MANCHESTER Deacons—Frederick Dean, 8.A., Downing, to Christ Church, Moss Side ; Thomas C Des Barres, Ridley Hall, to St. Bride, Stratford; George Plews, 8.A., Fitzwilliam Hall, to St. Thomas, Preston ; William Price, 8.A., Jesus, to St. John the Baptist, Atherton ...

... known is the first (1891), called ‘•Sir George.” She has had the unique honour of writing story in collaboration with Mr. Thomas Hardy. Mrs. Henniker is very well known in - •try-y-r’ and acted Vicereine at Dublin- uring VI. her brother’s Viceroyalty. She ...

... by the ehsni'e. for nolxnly is likely study the Act of Uniformity tho half illegible print iv«al most Prayer-books. Mr. Thomas Hardy has been staying in London with bis wife, and has been revisiting a.•m« «.f the haunts which knew him in early days when ...

... Mise tales are alwave Harraden’s littio come across an. ything in ite way more than “ An Idyll of London ’ in the current Thomas Hardy | Mag Barth works at Dorchester,” wal = EE ee on, and Phil. Robines achat with the Queer Mr. Saville-Clarke winds op Shes ...

... Wakefield—the well-known Dr. Walsham How. who was at one time Bishop cf BeJford—who committed to the dames novel of Mr. Thomas Hardy. defence of his action the Bishop wrote to the Press stating that be purchased the book on the authority of a review, but ...

... these drawbacks, the society in healthy slate, membership shewing net increase sixty. Mr. George Monabth is President. Mi. Thomas Hardy and Mr. Kipling are the Council. Cxdiutbt’b Cocoa has world-wide reputation aa delicious, atrenpthening beverage, and valuable ...

... would have had a clear two shillings every copy purchased. Yet she was able refuse this offer. Twenty-bvo tears ago, when Thomas Hardy was writing is third novel, and one the most brilliant productions his genius, could not get more than a shilling royalty ...

... not a little his zeal from Mr. Thomas Hardy Jude the Obscure,” wherein we obtain a picture a labouring lad's passion for Oxford, and his despair the impossibility obtaining entrance to this ancient seat of learning. Mr. Hardy is said to b© taking a dote ...

... Martin Conway, Mr. John Motley, Mr. John Buskin. Mr. Hall Caine. Mr. Utder Haggard, Mr. Heury Norman, Sir Edwin Arnold, Mr. Thomas Hardy, Mr. R. D. Biackmore, Mr. William Black, Mr. Alfred Austin, and, in fact, all the i-ioroinent author* will probably affixed ...

... registered electors Parliamentary and local elections MY8TERIOUS DEATH OF HORSES IN LINCOLNSHIRE During the past few days Ur Thomas Hardy of Cloot Farm Crowland Spalding suffered serious by of eight valuable work-ing horses district cause of is attributed to ...

... still survives—Mr. Ruskin. Some might place at his side Mr. Swinburne among living poets, and Mr. George Meredith and Mr. Thomas Hardy among novelists. The poetry of Mr. Swinburne’s j'outh will rank among the century’s literary glories, but it is doubtful ...