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... 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 ...
... 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 ...
... invitation are Sir Edwin Arnold, the Dean of Westminster, Mr. Frrode, Archdeacon Parrar, r. Rider Haggard, Max O'Rell, Mr. Thomas Hardy, and Mr. Charles Dickens, son of the great novelst~The;,messngeare, as might be expected, eouched ia gallant and complimentary ...
... went to the house of Mfr. Hardy, an engine-driver, Cross Street, and found Mrs. Hardy alone. On the pretext of selling tape she gained access to the house and also per- mission to warmn her hands. She then offered to tell Mrs. Hardy's fortune for half-a-crown ...
... stated that seasonable Christmas gifts had been received for the inmates of the Workhouse rom the George Thomas Lodge ?? Mr 0. Newth, Miss Thomas, Mr Jacks, Messrs Baker and Co., and ?? Hi. Bartlett. It was resolved that the thanks of the board should ...
... C. Lawrance a friendly message (when the 5 latter was still at the bar) that he a (Sir Thomas) would yet follow him to his grave. S The last service which SiF Thomas Chambers 1 attended at the Temple Church was on the third Sunday in Advent, when, at his ...
... LOCAL AND DISTRIGCT I . NEWS, THE Rev. Canon Atherton will preach to-morrow A morning at St. Thomas Churoh. I a MRs. BARTON LAND'e annual musical evening sill D take place at the Fublic Rooms on Monday. THE Rev G. Turner (General Missionary Secre. A tary ...
... -Thlr 'will (dated Nov. 25, 1890) of Mr. John Hardy, late of 125, New Bond-street, vwoollen rnerclsaut, and of 12, Linden-gardens, BaySWater, who (lied on Oct. 19, was 4 proved onl Dec. 3 by Ernest Meredith Hardy, the seon; , Joseph Weedon Previte and William ...
... Msy Astor Dadson, Mr W. Dante Brothers, MeEsrs Darby. Mr Dare, Mr J. Darrell, Mr George Davies, Mr Richard Leigh Davis, Mr Thomas De Grey, Miss Jessie Delaporte, Mliss Agnes Delevanti, Miss Emily Denno, Mr Freddy De Salva, Miss Minnie De Vere, Mr C. De ...
... ratee- h payets should rally to the support of the bill. : v Sir Thomas Martineau has received the following letter :- Bishop's House; Bath Street, Birmingham, December 7. Dear Sir Thomas Martineau,-I am very korry to hear that a poll has been demanded ...
... who would he kind enodgh to Eend any books or periodicas m1 to the workhoe, inead of having them destroe (ear, B hear). Col. HARDY hoped that the children would not be N fotgotten, and that some perons would be good enough to B send Eome toys for the juvenile ...
... Brymer (C) ?? P. Ed gcumbe (R) ?? 3,238 LaCEsRTBna E (S). On death of Mr. T. K. Tapling ?? Ivtay 8 ?? VW. Logan (R) ?? 5,982 R. Hardy (C) .5,493 On Captain E. IL Verney ?? being expelled:- May28 ?? . S. Leon ?? 5,013 Eon. E. Hubbard (C). 4,682 PAiSLEY. On death ...