... Black more, Mr Black, Mr Stevenson, Miss Braddon, Mr Hall Caine, Mr Walter Besant. Mr Conan Doyle, Mr Marion Crawford, Mr Thomas Hardy, Mr James Payne. There is. however, said to be practically very little difference in the sums paid to all included in the ...

... Blackmore, Mr Black, Mr Stevenson, Miss Braddon, Mr Hall Caine, Mr Walter Besant, Mr Conan Doyle, Mr Marion Crawford, Mr Thomas Hardy, Mr James Payne. There is, however, said to be Practically very little difference in the sums paid to all included in the ...

... Messrs Marion Crawford, Henry James, and Walter Besant will each try their luck with a play, and it is rumoured that Mr Thomas Hardy, after one more long story as yet in the making, will devote himself entirely to writing for the stage. The publication ...

... and beautifully illustrated, The poetry is of the usual high quality, and the biographical notices include sketches of Thomas Hardy and L. Alma Tadema. The mm. and Monthly (Inverness: Northern Chronicle Office). This number strongly Celtic in tone and ...

... federation offices, and hostile boarding and do everything in their prevent the sailing of ships which employ Tffa house of Mr Thomas Hardy, the novelist. Is Dorsetshire, is built on lbs alto Roman graveyard, and the drive to the marine with the bourn of the ...

... Mr Frederick Greenwood and Mr W. T. Stead. Messrs Marion mfJ) each try their luck with a play, and it rumoured that Mr Thomas Hardy, after one more long story yet in the making, will devote himself entirely to writing for the stage. The publication of ...

... Sarah Siddons, and Signor Salvini contributes the fourth instalment of his very interesting Leaves of Autobiography.” Thomas Hardy has for a good many years hold a tolerably wide reputation English novelist, and his most recent book “Tess the Urbervilles” ...

... Siddons, t and Signor Salvini contributes the fourth in- 8 stalment of his very interesting Leaves of a Autobiography. Thomas Hardy has for a f, good many years held a tolerably wide 1 reputation as an English novelist, and 'I his most recent book Tess ...

... favour. COAeuLtKS.— Cement for Broken Article*, 6d and 1». wastage 2d, So'd everywhere, home and ahmad. The house of Mr Thomas Hardy, the novelist, in Dorsetshire, ia built on the site «f a Roman graveyard, and the drive to the mansion is ornamented 'vith ...

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... a series of letters of most' truculent character, signed Adam Anderson and Keir Hardie. He did not know whether Adam Anderson was a real person or not, but Mr Keir Hardie was well-known public man, and letters bearing that gentleman s signature described ...

... belter financial position of the council, the salary the president be raised from £4 to five guineas. This was seconded. M‘Hardy remarked that, if they raised the salaries, they would require raise the contributions to meet the extra expenditure. He would ...