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... oftcallY chimed ea an up-to-date faro.; there were Mr W H Pollock and Mrs W Clifford with An Interlude. Then cams Mr Thomas Hardy with a legandiary trifle called The Three Wayfarers— the whole concluding with that dramatised episode of latkr days ...
... Sigerson. The forthcoming volume of poems will be looked forward to with much interest. A cheap edition of the novels of Mr Thomas Hardy is just being pabliehed by Mews Sampson Low and Co. Far from the Mad- ding Gerard and The Trumpet Major have already ...
... Esq., J.P.; Dr. Wm. Thomas Beattie, Ballygawley; Archibald M’Caughan, Esq.. Grange, Ballygawley; Messrs. John Dobson. MUltown; Anthony Sloane, Mai tray; Thomas Neely, James Neely, Wm. Neely, Samuel Hopper, William Hopper. Thomas Hopper, Franois O'Neill ...
... Wilson, Thomas K. •ardman, Wm. M'Kee, James M. Hamilton. U. M. Harper. Alexander Richardson, John Nelson, Richard Hodgett, John Chambers. Robert Pauon. Alexander Nixon, James Hamilton, Murray Richardson. William Roberts (Messrs. Beatty), Thomas Hardy (Messrs ...
... of the elections— Fabish of Dauuauxsa—Candidate—Henry Nevell; proposed Thomas Knox Board man; seconded Alexander Nixon. Assentors—Richard Uodgett, Thomas Hardy, John Gray, Thomas Kao*, Francis Henderson, Alexander Patterson, John M. Wilson, Robert Anderson ...
... is invariably rejected; they won't even look at Harriet Waters Preston, in her article in the forthconing Century on Thomas Hardy, writes strongly of the novelist's treatment of Teem. To call her pure is, she thinks. • ferocious sarcasm. The ...
... however, was not forthcoming, and the accused was removed in custody. Sergeant Samuel Browne summoned five young men named Thomas Hardy, Pauley (2), and Hurst (2), for having, on 4th June, 1893, assanlted Catherice Gormley and Mary Gormley, in the towroland ...
... appeared in this month’s Nineteenth Ccnton. Harriet Waters Preston, in her article in tbn forth com Lug * Century on Thomas Hardy, writes strongly of the novelist's treatment Tees. call her pare is, thinks, ferocions sarcasm. Tba gbnstly incidents ...
... Drogheda; Rev. J. Segrsve, P.P., Termoofeckin ; Rev. Thomas Taaffe. P.P., Tallyalien R ...
... of the Bath, and COLONEL j, LE IEjSUHIEF (Colonel on the Staff Chief En- gineers, Ireland), has been made a f C B. Mb T'HOM.AS HA.RDY, author of Tess, Far from the Madding Crowd. The Return of the Native, and ar other famous novels, who lias been ...
... however, so serious as those which were sustained by Lady Morris and her daughter, who are still under medical treatment. Mr. Thomas Hardy spent the whole of last week et Dublin Castle as the geest of Lord Houghton. who is amongst his most enthusiastic admirers ...
... Saturday with five little pieces, all of interesting authorship- Mrs Clifford, Lady Colia Campbell, Mr. WiVn Arthur, MIr Thomas Hardy, and Mr. J M Barrie. I hear that a play by.Mr. Marion Crawford will also be Produced very shortly, -,ud, indeed, it seems ...