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... Prantm.t. THE INTOXICATED GHOST. By Am.° BATES. COLOUR IN THE COURT OF HONOUR AT THE FAIR. Illustrated. By ROYAL CORTISSOZ. THOMAS HARDY. Portrait. By H. W. PRESTON. THE AUTOBIOGRAPHY OF SALVINL With Portrait. SARAH SIDDONo. With Portrait. By EDMUND GOSS& ...
... old offender, Worksop, for the above offence was tined 20/- including costs ; Fred Savage. Worksop, 15/. including costs; Thomas Hardy, Langwith. 15/- including costs; Austin Clark, collier, Worksop, 15/- including coats ; Charles Ward, labourer, Worksop ...
... to await indentitication siderable cost. borough t and Itiqueed. THE NOVELIST OF WESSEX. Two things have befallen Mr. Thomas Hardy lately. His last book, Little Ironies, has been well received, and he has been made • J.P. He was born in 1810, in Dorset ...
... without cutting it into small pieces ot the Mame size. let her probably futile.—Dorsir hw The Admires. states that Mr. Thomas Hardy and the Hon. Mrs. Henniker are collaborating In the writing of a short story entitled The Spectre of the Real, which ...
... Ihdinon. of Hampton.. Tutsioridge, Kent. and Hall, Lincolnshire. nil? take place after EAN. During the past feu da)., Mr. Thomas Hardy. of (loot Farm. Crosland. near i twine. mattered serious loss., by of eight working hon The of the death. is attributed ...
... year, don't you know, and then • heavy , weight e;msted to fall on him and be staggerwl away. WHAT! WHEN! WEIO ! Era IS Thomas Hardy nowa.tar P RiPer pilot Is lliiiot garage ? Oscar Wiil• And Edwara Hale P loureaas P was wu Young lobs Oar Pr Anuithan Swift ...
... London working as hop pickers in Kent, were taii leading characters: it was quite equal to • chapter from George Moore or Thomas Hardy ; sod was complete in itself. A cleverly written description of a seaside jumping•off place, surpassed the ordinary magazine ...
... your f .tion creatures. ' Many admirer* of Thomas Hardy who lately felt that he has been going wrong will agree cordially with the following exprear toil of opinion in the Weald :-11 it be that Mr. Thomas Hardy decidall to to his earlier method ' in future ...
... your outspoken leader in your taday% denouncing the intolvrible,' and hateful sneering at all one ' mad reveres in each Thomas Hardy? On thr'authcrity of one of those rrview , which you jo.tly condemn for their 1 bought • copy of one of Mr. Harefy'a novel ...
... are by some of the most popular artists such RN Mr. Fred Barnard, Mr. Thomas Bath, day, and Mr. W. H. Overend, Mr. Bret Harts' that brilliant young writer known as Mr. Thomas Hardy, and Mr. J.M. Barrie each contributes a story. That by Mr. Barrie The ...
... them in the authorship. Since all ftlainca; letters and papers are available, the Life will of course be a full ooe. Mr. Thomas Hardy has written about threeparts of his new novel, and the serial public, tion of it will begin in the Deceinher Harper. Meantime ...
... on the lines of progressive Conservatism that he favoured. He had &chivalrous vein In him, and last year he wrote to Mr. Thomas Hardy that after reading the chapter In Teta In which the family are turned out of their cottage, he so Impressed by the novelist's ...