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... Emerson, P.M., Thomas Hardy, P, M P. P. G, P W. T. Wa -nu, M. Taylor, W. 9 Addison,;W Turner, Thomas Linton Whitworth t1 Lodge, No. 1,932: T. Farthing, P.M., ?? r, W. J. Sanderson, P.M., ; John Teaodale, P.M. t] Barnard Lodge, No. 1,230 : Thomas Douglas, n ...
... gossip) George Meredith, Walter Besaut, Robert Buchanan. Hall Came, and Tennyson wear beards ; William Black, Rider Haggard, Thomas Hardy. J. M. Barrio, Clement Scott, and Clark Russell wear moustaches only ; while Andrew Lang, Andrew Wilson, James and Frederick ...
... been tormed tor the purpose recognising Air services by presentation of testimonial. The ee consists Holman Hunt, Ur Mr Thomas Hardy, W. H. Pollock, J. M. Barrie, A. G. Ross, and t>. £>. tipngg, with Edward a* secretary, it suggested that testimonial shall ...
... Margaret wile Mr O. Webster, miner, aged 29 yeare. , . At Tudboe WA inst.. wjf« o 4 Thomas Hardy, cabinetmaker, aged years.— Same day, Mr Thoa. Jones, * inst, Thomas, infant son of Mr Tnos. Millbura, “ATTodhoe Colliery. 10th ink., IWm, widow of WSSS Richard ...
... through his cell door iu Pittsburg Gaol, etabbod a warder heart, thrust him into the empty cell, and escaped into street. Mr Thomas Hardy has recently given Strang senes sittings for etched portrait, 11-.e lesult being the most successful like uvea vo« done ...
... hi| cell door iv Pittsburg Gaol, stabbed a'warder to the heart, thrust him the empty cell, e»capcd into the street. Mr Thomas Hardy recently given Strang a series of sittings for etched portrait, the result being the most successful likeness yet done ...
... C. T. Watson, Councillor John Hall, Josegrh Pounder, Joseph Carter, .Tames Buckle, .John Pattimon, W. Mcßride, Thomas Kinky, Arthur Hardy, John Faint, Charles Tornquist, W. Randall, R. Jack, W. Spence, F. Bowes, Bennison and Hutchinson. Among the visitors ...
... and produced in the course . Winte rat metropolitan theatre. Most likely J re our, and Mr. Thomas Hardy may j. . heard the rumour. It is not known a( , l Hardy has any ambition to see his fine story ge. Moreover, the rase of B-yjj l hat would be a matter ...
... cases of cruelty pretences at West Cornforth on April 13th.—The I , which bad come tinder their notice had prosecutor was Thomas Hardy, an innkeeper at 1 At Auckland County Court on Tuesday the Luck' been the work of professedly religious people. • land ...
... celebrities have reference, amongst others, to Alma Tadema, Sims Reeves, Grover Cleveland, the Conntess of Aberdeen, Bjirnson. Thomas Hardy, the King of Dahomey, and the Khan of Rhiva. The Jour- nalists of To-Day series include Mr R. E. Leader, of the Sheve~d ...
... carried a ganu. He had been previously Cole- B, victed. Mr Teake proseented.-George. Kyle, John 'Hills, WV. 'rweedy, and Thomas Hardy, all T. of C~rook, were charged with trespassing at Mi ?flaeNeill Farm, Witton, The defence lby Air half Teale was that ...
... statements from tictiouists of mote less celebrity. Mr Thomas Hardy, who ia the bigeest oi the bunch sampled, regards the present divorce of fiction from the drama inimical to the best interests the stage. Hardy holds that the stage the presentation human passions ...