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... by Rev. T.W. Cook, Charles Wainwright to Mary Hannah Barrett. DEATH. IN MEMORIAM. In loving memory o: our dear Father, Thomas Hardy, died August 6th. 1889.— Gone but net forgotten.' ...
... 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 , ...
... around millions of dust particles; more dust, less sunshine, —Mrs. Louise Chandler Moulton says that the famous novelist Thomas Hardy does not think cynical regarding women but photographic. Three factories the United Statss consume over 3,000,000 eggs ...
... I«fT. llsnry W. Royal RsoapUoa. th« Author ••Ma.tsmoiaslle Iso'—A Decora Us Affair, by W. K. Norris—On Woatrrn Clrouil. Thomas Hardy— W. ILHmltb and Son. ly W. M. •'Tinnw. Etltnnnd Vli^nt-Canrtla-tnakinc. Joaejth HattoD— The Darby; Donosatar nn.l Ht. ...
... order. GREAT HARWOOD AND RISHTON. Public Thursday evening a lecture was delivered in the Wesleyan School, Hishton, by Mr. Thomas Hardy, entitled •‘Shall win, or shall wc lose ? There was good attendance, presided over by Mr. W. Robinson. Sr. Johm AMBCLaxcs ...
... JtaeHpa Harry, ;2, Thomas Chester. i.om.ds butter: llenrv Lyon, Hall, near Warri&f. ton; 2, V. Thomas Nantwieh. Cattle.—Bull above two years old Thomas Rawesy 2, B. Chadwick, j3, Charles Bull, above one and under two years old :1, Thomas Partou, Crewe : ...
... 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 ...
... Two-yearold gelding or filly: 1, Thomas Hardy; 2, Lord Egerton Tatton. District—Pair of draught horses, mares, or gelding? : 1, John Marsh, Grappenha.il; 2, John Smith, Kuutsford! Draught horse, mars, or geldimr : 1, Thomas Hardy ; 2, Peter Davies, Warburton; ...
... bandeome donation of £lO, the minr for the day totalling £6O. Oan Saturday the daty of opening the bazaar was fulfilled by Mr. Thomas Hardy, who aiso led off with a gift of £10; and when the hour came for breaking up, the Hev. Charles Ilushby was able to make ...
... constant play of wit and humour; and happy *• taneous portraiture. THE CCERULEANS. I THE HEE1 L WHEAT AND TARES. . , BY THOMAS HARDY. , j TIMES.— There is hardly novelist. who ao skilfully harmonises the poetry of moral penury. THE WOODLANDERS. WES3EX ...
... —IO 30, Bar. T. F. LOCKYEB, 8.A.; 2 30, Covenant Service, 6 30, Bey. G. T. NEWTON. Offertory. jptOME AND HEAR THE POPULAR THOMAS HARDY TO-MORROW EVENING 630. the HEW HALL, Chapel-street, Chester-road, Hnlmc, Mr. MEETINGS FOR THE MASSES (In connection with ...
... Continental views of the persomiel of British public life are curiously lopsided, and bouletardier; whose knowledge of Thomas Hardy and the Laureate is utterly vague could give you some sort of impression say, about v Sir Watkin. The best-known English ...