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... and white swans, and all sorts of dainty waterfowl, are being kept for the delight of the Cockney pleasure seeker. Mr. Thomas Hardy :is qn'te cheerful over the fact that the 'Saturday Review has told him that he is indecent, and the worthy 'Spectator ...
... the three retiring members. Messrs G. Pother. gill, J. Cowperthwaite, J. Gillbanka. nominated by Prof. Armstrong, and Mr. Thomas Hardy, nominated by Mr. Joseph Smith. It is expected that the contest will be a keen one, and likely to arouse much interest ...
... before the public a* Thomas Hardy, roake* so decided . jire iu supply, and grazing wore well imiuired, has just been made the publication ler* of ia f fer . Milch and in-calf cows were scarce, making from £lB This work has lifted Mr. Hardy t ...
... novelists that has produced, drawn also are Wesryworld, the village plaintiff, renewed • by leave reserved, • among others, Thomas hardy, W. E. Norris, constable ; Rob Dow, the drunken motion for an order for a commission to issue merits entitle it to rank ...
... editors of the War are going to nuke a new departure in their magazine. They are arranging for stories from the pens of Mr. Thomas Hardy, Mr. Walter Besant, and others. I trust, therefore, that in the future we shall Dot have too much. bat just enough of the ...
... Fraser Verner’s Pride Oy Mrs Wood by B M Croker Company by A Doyle Teas the D’Urbervilles by Thomas Hardy Kirsteen by Olipbant Group of Noble Dames by Thomas Hardy Mistress 3 The Log of Jack Tar by Commander V L Cameron 1 Healey by Jessie Fothergill 1 Dr ...
... presided over Mr. K. Clayton. Tne entertainment provided was excellent character, addresses also being delivered by the Mr. Thomas 'Hardy, of Manchester, and jther*.—Mr. J. Cowell, the secretary, said in bis report that the Tent was 1871 and their membership ...
... ways, Thomas Hardy and George Meredith, were George Eliot and Thackeray, and even Charles Dickens, are romanticists. The most accomplished romanticist in fiction England has ever seen, so far as my knowledge enables me to judge, is Thomaa Hardy. George ...
... stationer ; William ROA. Armstrong, fruiterer; Edward Stout, sail cloth manufacturer; Thomas S. Alder. chemist; Thomas Talbot, clerk in holy orders; Thomas Conyers Hardy, fainter merchant ; Esther Eleanor Lambert, lady ; Wm. Gilroy. licensed ,ictualler ; ...
... Small Debt Court at Dons on Friday, when the following cases were disposed of, viz:—R Robertson, grocer, Horncliffe, sued Thomas Hardy, ploughman, Cleughhead, Fogo, for £2 10s as per account. Mr ! Gibson, for pursuer, moved for decree which, in the absence ...
... ‘Ouida’ Quiller-Coueh Marion Crawford George Meredith Hall Caine R L C M Yonge William Black Mrs Oliphaat Robert Buchanan Thomas Hardy Allen James Humphry Ward and among writers for boys: Henty Ballantyne Verne Fenn is almost impossible to place them in ...
... of the county, commending the conduct of P.C. Smith, stationed at Monncsorrel, for his courageous capture of the burglar Thomas Hardy, after so severe a struggle. The two Guardians for MountsorreL Mr. J. S. Smitn and Mr. G. Billson, were then called upon ...