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... diverse per* aooalities aa Mr Coosa Doyle. Lady Cohn Campbell, Mrs Cttfferd, Mr Thomas Hardy and Mr J. M. Barrie. “Poreifn Policy,” Mr Deyls.aad “Three Wayfarars,” by Mr Thomas Hardy, were the aoceeaaea of the performance, the fine being aa exceedingly clever ...
... TO-DAY. A* far to-day following Inn naea, 3.49 a.m. ; acts, 8.6 pja. HiMriae da Scnderi died. 1701. Riot* broke cut, 1780. Thomas Hardy bora, 1810. James Gordon Bennett died 187 ft. fiiuseppe Garibaldi died, 1882. ...
... Bishop of EcisOider, Archdeacon Farrar, Fremantle, 'Lord 'Oilier, M. Vfaltar &sant, the FAH of Meath, Dr. Conan Doyle, Mr. Thomas Hardy, and others have written, all expressbag Min_pithY with and interest in the proposal, and many of them odor tiosistanee ...
... criminal waste of the time of Parlia- ment in order that that important measure may be considered and passed into law. — Mr Thomas Hardy (Manchester) seconded the motion, which was carried unanimously. ...
... Leach, Newton-on-Derwent Hardt— Wilson.— On Ju e 8th, at Dringhouses Church, by the Rev. J. X. Bromehead. vicar, Thomas, eldest son of Thomas Hardy, Tock- with, to Ada, third daughter of the late John Wilson, Beverley. Robinson — Patne. — On the 1st inst. ...
... hut the elnbhas, wo understand, made a distinct score by securing Mr. Thomas Hardy at a guest its nett dinner. Mr. Hardy consented to read a beautiful little etorr, entitled Thomas Horsefeld, Knight,' which be bee written for the sommer number of tho ...
... upto-date farcethere were Mr W. H. Pollock and W. K. Clifford with “An Interlude,” described a “ modem instance.” Then came Mr Thomas Hardy with *‘a legendary trifle” called “The Three Wayfarers”—tho whole concluding with a dramatised episode the latter days ...
... ilieir authors. comedietta Davie, a farce by Colin Campbell, a dramatic intaieru Mrs. W. K. aid Mr. Walter }' .. .. Mr. Thomas Hardy, an .v.. ptc.i c: Thackenty Mr. •'. M. —these s.v ild prove int>. t: oamee go for anything. The parade of old members the ...
... site ard the erection of a building which, in their estimation, may net- be icquired ten, or even five, years hence. Mr. Thomas Hardy is said to be at work ou ?? n_vi_ with an Irish background. The report may be true, but it may, on the other hand, have ...
... Millicent Prick'?*' Walton, Wakefield, to Eliza Dale, of Danby North Yorkshire. Hardy—Wilson.—On the Sth instant at church, by the Rev J. N. BromeheaU, vicar, eldest son of Thomas Hardy, Tockwith, to third daughter of the late John Wilson, Beverley- Hirst—Chadwick ...
... admirable reproduction the early ruder timbered Driildrng- Harnet Waters Preston, in her article in the forthjouiing on Thomas Hardy, writes strongly ji the novelist's treatment Teas. To call her pure is, she thinks, ''ferocious sarcasm. The ghastly ...
... which be uses the Grace Darling episode in a manner worthy of the incident. The rest of the number is filled with tales by Thomas Hardy, J. Oliver Bobber, Flora A. Steel, Frederick Wedmore, B. A. Clark, and Morley Roberts. The illustrations are Immo= and ...