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... heroine a member of the frail sex, who L is sinned against as well as sinning. -.The quintuple bill provided by Messrs Thomas Hardy, and Conan Doyle, Ladv Colin FCampbell, Mrs Clifford, aind Mr J. M. Barrie, caine to a somewhat sudden end at Terrv's Theatre ...
... literary rather than in thiatrical work. The e best of the series was a one-act piece entitled The Wayfarers, by Mr Thomas Hardy, author of Tess of the D'Urbervilles. The Y piece is understood to be based upon one of Mr I Rdy's Wessex stories, and ...
... finely-illustrated comic story is a reprint from Black and White, and is delightful reading. Far from the Mfadding Crowd. By Thomas ~ Hardy (2s. 6d. London: Sampson, Low, Marston, and Co.). This fine story contains as a frontispiece a photogravure portrait of ...
... clever traits of -character, is- all too slight for even a sketch. The redeeming feature in the quintuple bill was Mr. Thomas Hardy's legendary trifle entitled The Three Wayfarers. The grimstorybf theescaped prisoner who carounes in the Wiltshire cottage ...
... interesting as to-day, and people never so pleasant. Miss Brad- don, Dr. Cona. Doyle, the Hon. G. Cur- zon, M.P., Mr. Keir Hardie, M.P., and Mr. Zanrwill are also contributors. Some cleverly.- drawn thumb - nai sketches illustrate the latter's humo ...
... between lai-y, eldest daughter of Sir John and Lady ConLtanIc Leslie and Rubert I CrawshAy, second son of the LaVA . obert Thomas. Crawshay, ,i Cyfaithfa. At the aiiiversary dinner f the Newspapez Press Fund in London on Saturday next the music will he ...
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... prize drawing, which took place in the hall and created a good deal of interest. Mr Sharp's band supplied the music. Messrs Thomas Watt & Sons, George Street, catered, and Brother Win. Clark was secretary. BEiLiSLVIE - BALMIEDIE ODDI'Lr.OWS. - The Bialmedie ...
... characters were also In able hands. ALDERSO1T. TiHEATRE ROYAL AND OPERA IousE.-Lessee and Mlanarer, Mr Clarance Sounes.-This week Hardie and Von Leer's Oi ?? Frontier company is here. ASHTON- UNDER-LTYE. TiiATRE ROYAL.-Proprietors, Messrs W. J. and C. E. Revill-Mr ...
... CCLESFIELD. . TIIEATR ROYAL.-Lessee, Mr E. St. Quintin Dent.-Messrs Hardie and Von Leer's company in On tthe Fresstier is drawing crowded houses. The principal artists are Messrs James M I Hardie, George Young, 1. Gibbs, James R Cassidy, Peter H. Gardner, and ...
... Madame Belle Cole, Mr Ben Davies, Mr Watkin Mills, and Mr W. Thomas. SCARBOROUGH. LoNDEsonouaon TcAicE.-Proprietors, Messrs Waddington and Sons; Acting-Manager, Mr J. C. Douglas.-On Monday Mr Thomas Sidney and company entered on a week's engage- ment here ...
... Rgobson, jun. ti Q rej A ?? St. George, G. s Jamyes MatoLm., DRL. ; Jacob Orr, J.P. bJ Dm0,vd P'id-lell. Jacob Jenkinson, 'thomas !ynne, Henry Scott. Joseph Couter, T.sA. ilolure. c *';e1.aro o E.Cot avi Corbtt J..;z ccl .ni B. yltlore. William Livingston ...