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... MR. THOMAS HARDY ON AMERICAN American women seem to be more earnest of purpose than those of European countries. I have been told that this opinion arises from my having met only the best American womankind. Be that may, each is impression, and I am glad ...
... William Thomas Roper. HARDY-PL ASK ITT-October 24. at St. Luke's, Uedoliffe Souare, S.W., by the Rev. G. Pratt, Vicar of St. Switbin'e, Lincoln, assisted by the Rev. W Fraser Handcock, Vicar of the parish, Howard, son of the late Thomas Hardy. Belfast ...
... Simpson. THE HOMES AND HAUNTS OF MEN OF LETTERS. By Clement Shorter. Illustrated by Herbert Railton. Short Stories by Thomas Hardy, Henry James, George Meredith, Robert Buchanan, Rudyard Kipling, Walter Besant, Hall Caine, Ac. THROUGH CHINA AND JAPAN ...
... H January 22. 1891, St. John’s Church, Ballinat-lw, the Rev. P, G. TibK*. D.D., Daniel Cuolahan, only son of the late Thomas J. Hardy, Lcitra Lo«lge, Shannon ridge. King's County, t ...
... the Rev. O. Piatt. Vicar St. Sw.lhin s. Lineolo. aasialed the Rev. W. Handcuck, icar the pariah, Howard, son of the late Thomas Hardy, Beltiat, Katherine, second daughter Joseph Plaskitt, 6. The Grove, Bolt n*. South Kensingion. and 19. Lincoln's lon Fields ...
... by W. Simpson. THE HOMES AND HAUNTS OF MEN OF LETTERS. By Clement Shorter. Illustrated by Herbert Railton. Short Stories Thomas Hardy, Henry James, George Meredith, Robert Buchanan, Rudyard Kipling, Walter Besant, Hall Caine, &c. THROUGH CHINA AND JAPAN ...
... was proceeded with the usual form. Messrs. Oliver Scott and George M‘Calister represented the and Messrs. W. Mahon and Thomas H. Hardy the Committee of the congregation. The questions these gentlemen and the junior minister (Rev. A. Macafee), bearing on ...
... Richard Haggard, 8.A.. president. re-elected; John II- Black, T.C., vicepresident. re-elected ; Ur, Richards, chaplain Thomas Hardy, wenury; Henry Newell, treasurer. The committee was formed, with the officers, with Messrs Richard ll.xlgclt and C. Uiohnius ...
... Portawood, Southampton. COOKE—HARDY—JuIy 28, St. John’s Church, llallinasloe, County Galway, bytba Very Rev. P. Tibbe, D.D., Richard Cooke, Lrrcbaree, Aughrim, to Elizabeth Rose, youngest daughter of the late Thomas J. Hardy, Leitra Lodge, > s iiamion Bridge ...
... Stevenson, Thomas J. Bell, b Brownlow not out 30 R. Morell, Brownlow 14 b Monypeny A. Liddell, Ward, b Thomaa 22 Peel, b Mony* peny S. Sinclair, Ward 3 W. Gardiner, Ward J. Blow, o Ward, b Thomas. 22 C. Lopdeli, b Thomas 18 not oat ...
... FOOD.—Wholesale of the Mann facturors, J. R. Naan: & Co., Fording- bridge. England. 11966 6 LITERARY NOTES AND NOTICES. Thomas Hardy has written for the “National Observer” entitled Saturday Night Arcady,” and author Fo’e’eTe Yarns” dialect poem styled ...
... features leading place must bo assigned to 4 The Science of Fiction,” a symposium to which Paul Bourget, Walter Besaut, and Thomas Hardy respectively contribute. In the Century B. J. Glave, one of Stanley’s pioneer officers, gives an account of the curious ...