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... ofthe Khedive to-day. He will proceed to Cairo in afternoon. The Municipal Elections : Albert Park Ward, Brouohton.— Mr. Thomas Hardy, of 83, Broughton Lane, has accepted an invitation to contest this ward the Liberal interest. A Dainty Domestic—At the ...
... impossible to deny that we had writer who could lie said to occupy anything ing to the position which was held Thackeray. Thomas Hardy and George - we two novelists of remarkable power, of them had been able to obtain that hold which would entitle him to ...
... SALFORD. WARD J (Via .CANDIDATES ' COtTKCTXIOBS. NOSfIXATED. .„ , A.« (Robert Holland (C) Albert Park Bobert-HollaJid (C) Thomas Hardy (L) J. Heaviside (Labour) Crescent Daviea G. T. Jackson (Labour) . /B. BTncliffe Charlesttown.' .E - JJ- * ...
... prison net which Ana drawn the money. Mr. Thomas Hardy had butter give as snore novel. like For from the . Madding Crowd, The Return of the and Tem of the D'Urbtimilles, cad leave playwrithig alone. Mr. Hardy taco near Dorchester, and he kindly invented ...
... For the former the ouly candidate in the field is Mr. R. Billcliffe (Labour). In Albert Park the candidates will be Mr. Thomas Hardy (L), Sunnyside, Broughton Lane ; Mr. R. Holland (C), the retiring councillor; and Mr. J. Heaviside (Labour). Mr. John Balmer ...
... about bis horso winning the treble event Two Thousand, Derby, and Lnger. i 8 to start for the Ascot Derby next weak. Mr. Thomas Hardy spent of lost at Dublin the guest of Lord Houghton, who ia amongst hia most enthusiastic admirers. Sir James Fergußson ...
... unimportant, our modern writers are not losing the substance of literature. may by», as he says that George Meredith and Thomas Hardy will find an enduring place among our greater novelists, but will be a {place low down tho ladder. When the Manchester ...
... lii'dy; 2, Jchn Lymm. Weaning foal, for draught purposes: 1, Thomas Hardy; 2, John Brown; 3, Tlicimas Hardy. Pair of most for agricultural purposes: 1. John Smith, Knutsfurd: 2, Thomas Hardy. Draught horse mare or getting, in tho show yard: ...
... presided, and tbe platform were also the Revs. J. Westlake. R. Odery, and F. Crozter, Mr. William Craze (Liverpool), and Mr. Thomas Hardy, organising secretary and agent. The annual report, which was read, stated that tbe union began the year with 77 affiliated ...
... larger than the numbers polled by his Liberal and Labour opponents combined, the totals being for Mr. Holland 623, Mr. Thomas Hardy Mr. JamesHeaviside2s7. A somewhat similar result attended the contest in tho adjoining Grosvenor Ward, where Mr. I. Frankenberg ...
... been organised for the May gathering. The authors who will then read aloud their uncut leaves are Mr. Walter Besant. Mr. Thomas Hardy, Mr. Justin McCarthy, and Mr. Jerome K. Jerome. ...