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... It !he dangerous experiment for any living dra-naii.l * ?? from the bookshelf to the boards^Sf- : ° mortal creations as Thomas Hardy s T««». m Angel Claire, and Alec D'UrbeviUe; as HauQjS? Kate, and Pete Quilliam, and Philip CartoSl \V hy do these two ...
... themes in tte tone of a moral teacher. Consequently he is E pular in quarters where write™ like Mr George oore and Mr Thomas Hardy, who only try to Seat such thtSBSS ___iter thsiashijra ofartasts. are lot at all acceptable. There is a nice vein of j ...
... deliver his opening address-' , essay. - Kidd's Social kvolution.'*the Rev R W ' W i n i? n ' A 1 J pra ** f 5 ?- 7 ' Thomas Hardy.* I cil. IZatF* Humble: debate on Parish Coiin- vt 8 5. nd T Ru ™ 1 >iooconformistM,'* to be opened by Mr li Tranter; ...
... had a job to book him. The High-Bailiff complimented the policeman on his ' capture of the defendant. Washing his Car.— Thomas Hardy was charged at the High-Bailiffs Court, on Saturday, at the instance of the Douglas Town Commissioners, wilh washing his ...
... themes in the J tone of a moral teacher. Consequently he is - S pular in quarters where writers like Mr George 5 oore and Mr Thomas Hardy, who only try to t treat such themes after the fashion of artists, are J not at all acceptable. There is a nice vein of ...
... adjourned at - 12-30 till 2 o'clock. \ | MR THOMAS HARDY'S NOVELS. i. n f he sitting was resumed at two o'clock, ■ i .The Rev C. Humble read an esssay on Thomas Hardy. ?? stave an abstract of Ihe plot of two of . Hardy's principal novels, ...
... Of course Wilkie Collins' fiction is an exception, because his stories were always flrst written in dramatic form. Mr Thomas Hardy, in collaboration with Comyns Carr, did a stage version of Far from the Madding Crowd. Tbis only achieved a succes d'estime ...
... o St. Thomas f. The annual Easter Vestry meeting was held on Wednesday. The Vicar, the Rev E. B. Savage. firesided, and there were also present, the Revs. H. lemington and V. R. Howard, Dr. Dearden. and Messrs F. W. Spencer. Tho*». Grindley. John Robinson ...
... acknowledge, with many thiuiks, the receipt of fruit from St. Thomas' and St. Baxnab.u.' Churches; ?? from Mr W. Knox, Market-place; meat from Messrs Rooth and 00.. (Victoria^streot). Mr J. Hardy (Strand-street). Mr T. E Ola^ue (Prospect-hill). Mr W. J. Claque ...
... Braddan Church, by the Rev. F. J. Moore, vicar. John Stanley Aspell. to Jessie M.. eldest sorv iviog daughter of the late Thomas S. Green, ill. : Brewâ Cowley.- On the 23rd September, n Birkenhead, Edward Brew, chief engineer aa i Vesta, and son of ...
... the Rev. R C. de BoinviUe. James Garrett, to Bertha S. Muncaster, both of Hardy— ENXE-rr.-On the _*rd September, at Kirk Braddaa, by the Rev. a C. do Boinville, Frederick Hardy of Circular-road, to Jemima Eniiett, of Cronkbourne Village. HoL__Es-GiLL ...
... S youngest daughter of the late Wm. Corlett. oi Parliament-street, Ramsey. HARDY-CLUCAS.-On the 23rd April, at Kirk Brad- d?n*J? Jr the Kev * F * J * Moore, vicar, John Hardy, of Princes-street, to Bertha Jane Clucas, of Bucks-road, Douglas. JiNKEN_o ...