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... Kershaw, l,at7; John Brigre, 1,890; F. H. Baatham, 1,67b; A- H. Tbwaitee, . Jama Holmea, 654. Four Guardiaas required. Thomas Yatas Hardy: Atwick, Skufingtoa, a=J Arram, George Mason Gale; Joseph Biltoa, George England; Baawick, Mnea Topbaa; aad Grange, ...
... suggests that they are alone to blame for the divorce literature from the stage, but there are other points of view. Mr. Thomas Hardy, forinstance, says that on the stage the presentation of human passions is subordinated to the present ation of mountains ...
... ef character, but of eholanc disposition beyond that evea too traditioaal Nabob. A letter, dated January, 1725, from Sir Thomas Hardy to Robert, toe great Pitt family then resident Bath, tntereouag account of the lying in stase of Lady Orandiaan, his (Mr ...
... S SOCIETY.—MEET» LSvao the Moor, Sun>jy, September 14th. at 2.45 and A '-ut, Mr. L. W. PIKE. Mr. W. will preside.^ Mr. THOMAS HARDY, A will «pe*c. 11 am. Vicar's Craft; Woodhooaa war Cttk); 6.30. Grand AaaemWy Mr. K HARLUW will preside. >und«y. aepA BREAKAST ...
... man has ervsr received. slao pubftwhed, though did not write, one of the hret worthy tributes to the now doauneot genius Thomas Hardy. The Review belonged to soma Congregational gentlemen, who maintained it lues, and when it was dis- Dr. said was like ...
... t. T. Edward Fausset. Ethel, elder daughter J. I'Anscn, Esq., Saltbum-by-the-Sea. HARDY—COUGH.—JuIy 13, ar the Parish Church. Brompton, Rev. T. Little, Thomas C. Hardy, Be:ton Farm. Aytoti. Georyina, second daughter of W. Km}., Hill, Wykeham. OLIVER—FIRTH ...
... Baowir. V More than sotal three miß. By Geo box Douolas. X With FrontisMaoe. paper boni4saa, cloth 8a td. such book aa Mr. Thomas Hardy would write if wan such subject.—Dumd— SHILLING STORIES. By Ajtvzb 8. Swan. A DIVIDED HOUSE. SUNDERED HEARTS. ROBERT MARTIN'S ...
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... woman who would like his income, he generally goes on in his bachelorhood to the bitter end. HOW A NOVELIST WORKS. Mr. Thomas Hardy, the novelist, has been telling something about his home and method of work to American interviewer. he turns out words ...
... malady. Lady Mscgregor, of Hampton Court, widow of Sir John Maarregor, and youngest and only surviving daughter Captain Sir Thomas Hardy, who was flag captain to Lord Nelson the time of the gallant hero's death, is suffering from a severe attack of influenza ...
... Resant's services by tbe presentation of a testimonial. The committee consists of Mr. Hohnan Hunt. Mr. Edmund Gosse. Mr. Thomas Hardy, Mr. W. H. Pollock. Mr. J. M. Rarrie, Mr. A. G. Roes, and Mr. S. 8. Sprigg. with Mr. Edward Clodd as secrrary. It is suggested ...
... «li facta is suArient meet the wants of the inhabitanta, all (kat can be hoped for. Other interesting . ontributkma an Thomas Hardy asd Norcls, Mr. Wm. Sharp: Waate of Wonaea's Intellectual l»y Mrs. Tan and Women an Paid .as tliaa Men, by Mr. Carroll ...