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... most part distinctly perfunctory air, as if the writers half resented the distraction from their proper occupation. Mr. Thomas Hardy saya ho does not care aliont the stage because drama nowadays means little ***** than GOUUWjr . i-UCftS , ...
... observed that there was no man living more loved in the temperance world than Dr. Lees. The Rev. Thomas Snow (Underbarrow, near Kendal) and Mr. Thomas Hardy (Manchester) supported, and Dr. Lees acknowledged the compliment. ...
... name of humanity don't let tbe taste be of that vulgar ami prurient nature that, thanks to Mr. Grant Allen and evon Mr. Thomas Hardy, very apparent the present time, and is so detrimental to all that is best and purest in our national literature and life ...
... for his retort to a judge who complained that could leach him maimers No, my lord, you can’t,” was the sharp reply. Mr Thomas Hardy, the novelist, who may said have been resting for some time, will shortly b« represented a volume of poems, which are id ...
... those who took par. A united was held Colne last night, «%en Mr James Stan»field presided, and addresses were given Mr. Thomas Hardy and Mr. Jonathan Smith. CLERGYMEN AND THE LIVING WAGE. The Bishop of Manchester, addressing the clergy of the rursl deaneries ...
... to military ami naval objects. Mr. Thomas Hardy is fifty eight years old to-day. His admirers will glad to know that ! though has readied an age when literary ; fecundity usually shows marked signs of failure Mr. Hardy, like Mr. Meredith, is full of new ...
... of etiquette, but in the interests of French society it is pity ho was not more bloodthirsty and less pretentious. Mr. Thomas Hardy, the novelist, has toil! American interviewer tint if turns out words in dsy, he thinks he has done well. usually, begins ...
... Giasirr;:. 17 novels in 16 years Mr. Rider H»i>- gard. 21 novels 17 years: Mrs. Hamphry Ward, 7 books in 18 years ; Mr. Thomas Hardy, 18 books in 34 yesrs , Mr. Blacktnore, 16 novels iu 32 years ; Miss I'.rsildon, 57 novels in 38 years. Mr. George Meredith ...
... of the Atlantic Ov. • if. its deepest part In Ceylon the Reman Catholics outnumber tlic Prole-rants’ by quite four one. Thomas Hardy, the popular novelist, does all his jfnti-g a roomy garret at the top of his liousc. Men attending the pans insalt works ...
... as the French affect to bclKwe, there are atill some rustic customs survivmg amongst us, which recall the flavour of Mr. Thomas Hardy and Mr. Baring Gould’s novels. Such is the annual hiring fair at High W yvombe, Bucks, where lads and maids foregather ...
... conference subsequently adjourned. EVENING MEETINGS. Id the evening open-air meeting was held on the market ground. Mr. Thomas Hardy (Manchester) presided. and there was a large attendance.—Mr. N'oblb (president of the Bradford Temperance Society) cha ...
... have much agitated for, administration of ju*ti ...