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WF.Y MOUTH,
... Mary’s Church. Weymouth, has becu appointed organist at All Saints', Wyke. The splendid photograph the Dorset novelist (Mr. Thomas Hardy) tak-n by Mr. H. Wheeler, of t'ie Vandyck Studio, will shortly be reproduced in the lUmlr 'Ud L Ntirs. Discovery of the ...
W. I ) (Sc SONS, 58, BAWSOX STREET, DUBLIN
... Autobiography of Marianne North, vols. Twenty-five Years St. Andrew’s, vol. 1, by A. K. H. Jf. A Group of Noble Dames, by Thomas Hardy. Gossip in Library, by Edmund Gosse. Across England in a Dog-cart, by J. J. Japonica, by Sir Edwin Arnold. Essays from ...
ELECTION OF GUARDIANS
... 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, ...
BIRSTALL-
... TEMPIRANCE H►tt.—Last Bandar afternoon sod evening special temperance addressee were delivered in the above hall by Mr Thomas Hardy, of ILaucheeter. On both occasions Mr. John lassos occupied the ch►ir. Too Ray. J. S. Basco, toter at the Headingly Collage ...
EVENING POST. 80rj_n, HEAD OFFICE: *« SHERWOOD STREET, NOTTINGHAM. BRANCH OFFICES: Ba«*° 74, Fleet-etreet. »S ..
... licence attached; present return, c i o _2 num « capable being largely increa«e ...
THE LITERARY WORLD
... they are, or propagating the new agnosticism, or hanging “pure women.’’ Well, a Stubbs may venture to be unexciting, or a Thomas Hardy to be lugubrious; but the second flight of scientific historians and naturalistic novelists is but engaged in a donkey-race ...
EVENING POST. Sorm-, HEAD- OFFICE: *** SHERWOOD STREET, NOTTINGHAM. BRANCH OFFICES: 74,Fleet,street. »SRSr ..
... W'*«tir * tfc *ched ; present returns close upon t with largely increased an \ '•Pital ; satisfactory reason for present Thomas Hardy, the HOUSES. of Hotel, Leicestershire ; I Iree f °» spirits. - John Bailey. £30. good t'ade, and free for all except cask ...
Literary Gossip
... be an improvement on No. 1. An enterprising interviewer has been asking Mr. Thomas Hardy why he made his great novel “ Tess of the d’Urbeville’s ” end sosadly. To which Mr. Hardy made reply that he was not responsible, “ half-way through the story the ...
FUNERAL OF THE REV. DR. ALLON
... 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 ...