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... After being unconscious for many hours, she passed away peacefully early on Wednesday morning. A daughter of the late Mr. Thomas Hardy, surgeon-dentist in Edinburgh, Miss -lardy, during the last twelve years or more, was a prolific writer of stories illustrative ...
... country ?? Max Gate, Mr. Hardy has at his finger ends. To him the nearer landmarks of Came Plantations, or Cony- gore Hill, and the more distant ones of Blackdon, with its monument to his ancestor and namesake, Sir Thomas Hardy, Nelson's captain, or of ...
... difficult, but sinre I must answer briefly I would reply in the Persian word, Alviir.- gi e. Allah make more like them ! MR. THOMAS HARDY ON AMERICAN EARNESTNESS. American women seem to be more earnest of purpose than those of European countries. I have been ...
... Convention and tampering with the troops Robert Watt was convicted of high treason in Scotland and executed. The shoemaker, Thomas Hardy, the wit and scholar, John Horne Tooke, John Thelwall, Bonney, Joyce, Kyd, and Holcroft were arraigned in England on charges ...
... h: Princess Clementine. N In his new novel Tess of the D'Urber- villes (James Rl. Osgood, MeIlvaine, and Co.) ai Mr. Thomas Hardy has a passage relating to v the emigration of the agricultural classes which offers a somewhat novel explanation. It was ...
... the men whose merits have been recognized in this way doa honour to the dignity rather than the dignity Wo them. Mr. Thomas Hardy does not see how the thing could be satisfactorily fone. Mir. Lecky's opinion is towards a literature moving quite inde- ...
... swim in ! We banquet now on a different plan, And instead of drinking to Wine and Women We drink to Sodor and Man. Mr. Thomas Hardy, the novelist, is at present the guest of Sir George Douglas, at Springwood Park, near Kelso, Sir George is the editor ...
... door quietly behind hinm TESS OF THE D.'URBERVILLES LCOPYRIGHT 189I, BY HARPER AND BROTHERS. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED] BY THOMAS HARDY, AUTHOR OF FAR FROM THE MADDING CROWD. THE MAYOR OF CASTERBRIDGE, &C., &C ILLUSTRATED BY PROFESSOR HUBERT HERIKOMER ...
... C4n Ht P4 w: > C\ 0 ' TESS OF THE- D'URIBERVILLES ICOPYRIGHT IST, BV HARPER AND BROTHERS. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED] j By THOIM\AS HARDY, AUTHOR OF FAR FROM THE MADDING CROWD, THE MAYOR OF CASTERBRIDG_, &C., &c. ILLUSTRATED BY PROFESSOR HUBERT HERKOMER, R ...
... Large, b Hardy, 19; Arthur Reece, run out, 7; F. Newbam, b Hardy, 0; J. H. Pierce, b Armstrong, 0; C. Merrie, run out, 2; D. Conroy, b Hardy, 1; F. Hanlan, b Hardy, 0; W. Cruch, not out, 1; total, 41. J. 0'Gorman's Eleven.-Mayne, b Hanlan, 6,; ...
... late Dr. Mac- farren. Mr Sidney Naylor fulfilled the duties of con- ductor with his customary ability. MISS M'HARDY'S RECITAL. Miss Mary M'Hardy, of Edinburgh, gave her second dramatic, humorous, musical, and costume recital' in London on the evening ...