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... Lady Macgregor, of Hampton Court, widow of Sir John Macgregor, and youngest and only sur- viving daughtor of Captain Sir Thomas Hardy, who was flag captain to Lord Nelson at the time of the gallant hero's death, is suffering from a severe attack of influenza ...
... events, the articles have for the wet part a Haden* air, as if the half reseeded the distrastios from oesugellien. Mr. Thomas Hardy he not sere about the stage because the nowadays asses little more thee smd Malet thinks it ie toil awe% to story mauled ...
... gossip) George Meredith, Walter Besant, Robert Buchanan, Hall Caine, and Tennyson wear beards, William Black, Rider Haggard, Thomas Hardy, J. M. Barrie, Clement Scott, and Clark Russell wear moustaches only while Andrew Lang, Andrew Wilson, James Payn, and ...
... will contain a fine portrait of Canon Allan Smith, vicar of Swansea, and a paper by the editor on Church Work in Wales. Thomas Hardy, the novelist, began his career as an architect in Dorchester, and his first pub- lished work was an essay on the use of ...
... Bettany, M. A. The support has been obtained of Lord Tennyson, Mr Rudyard Kipling, Mr J. M. Barrie, Mr George Meredith, Mr Thomas Hardy, Marquis of Lorne, Archdeacon Farrar, the Right Hon. John Morley, M.P., Mr Swinburne, Mr Lewis Morris, Mr Henry Irving ...
... the times. Slojd instruction and cooking classes are the latest additions to the system of education in their district. Thomas Hardy, the novelist, h -.gaii his career as an architect in Dorchester, and his first pub- lished work was an e&y on the use ...
... popular writers of light literatui-e are Rosa N. Carey, Edna Ljrall, Mrs Hungerford, John Strange Winter, Hall Caine, Thomas Hardy, Charlotte M. Yonge, Mrs Oliphant, and Miss F. Marryat. Dickens, Thackeray, Scott, Charles Reade, and George Elliot still ...
... will contain a fine portrait of Canon Allan Smith, vicar of Swansea, and a paper by the editor on Church Work in Wales. Thomas Hardy, the novelist, bagan his career as an architect in Dorchester, and his first pub- lished work was an essay on the use of ...
... the times. Slojd instruction and cooking classes are the latest additions to the system of education in their district. Thomas Hardy, the novelist, h -.gaii his career as an architect in Dorchester, and his first pub- lished work was an e&y on the use ...
... chastising their wives as if they could do what t bey liked with their own. As to the sale of a wife, all readers of Mr. Thomas Hardy* I clever, but unequal novel, The Mayor of Cesterbridge; will remember that suck a transaition at • country fair forms ...
... Bettacy, M.A. The support has been obtained of Lord Tennyson, Mr Rudyard Kipling, Mr J. M. Barrie, Mr George Meredith, Mr Thomas Hardy, Marquis of Lome, Archdeacon Farrar, the Right Hon. John Morley, M.P., Mr Swinburne, Mr Lewis Morris, Mr Henry Irving, ...