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... MR. THOMAS HARDY. Mr. Hardy may have little pathos; may appear to be rather angry with Fate for visiting the world with woes than sympathetic with those who have to suffer them; but by this unpretending tale of country life, Under the Greenwood Tree ...
... Mr. Thomas Hardy, tho novelist, has been added to the Commission of the Peace for Dorsetshire. Rhode Island municipal elections show Republican gains. The vote is to be the heaviest ever polled.— Renter. The execution the man Prendergast, who is under ...
... Cardinal. Characters of Butterflies and Moths. Salisbury Cathedral. Elephants Carriers. Trading on the Carrier Pigeon. Mr. Thomas Hardy. Diphtheria. (Jarlyle and John Richard Green. Sharp Boys as Inventors. Encouraging Practice Trial Bric-htenmg Life. Beer ...
... greatly lessen the deficit. The Chairman moved the adoption of the report and financial statement, which was seconded Mr. Thomas Hardy and carried. Mr. Axon was afterwards re-elected president of the Union. Tlie vicepresidents were re-elected, as also were ...
... may «X« ^ very faithful!}-, J. Manchester, «Vm Labourer's Suicide.—Dr. OLDHAM . nqueßt at 01dham yes Thompson, coroner, Thomas Hardy> a terday, concerning * rooming deceas -ed labourer. W a int q{ whisky . Af ter sent his daughter o Qpflt airs, tolling ...
... Dr. George Thomson, borough coroner, held inquiry at the Oldham Town Hall into the circumstances attending the death of Thomas Hardy, who on Thursday morning died his residence from the effects of poison.— The Coroner, in addressing the jury, aaid that ...
... book of Ecclesiastes, and I would sooner have erne volume of Browning, with his cheery optimism, than all the works which Thomas Hardy, Olivo Schreiner, and authors of that dreary school have Written. j trade meeting at Leeds on Saturday Mr. John Burns ...
... blacking out process is to quietly dropped and Fielding and Smollott are to bo found places alongside those lilywhite purists Thomas Hardy and Ouida. The committee seeni3 to have come to the conclusion that as the roof has not fallen in on Tess of D'Urberviles ...
... aged years, the beloved child of John B. and A. Gatley. HOLEHOUSE.—On the 20th instant, at 9, Sunnyside, Chorlton-cam- Hardy, THOMAS HOLEHOUSE, late of Rothesay Villa, South Norwood, aged 71. LIGGETT.—On March 17th, at 31, Chapman-street, Oldham Road, ...
... Manchejdsr, ELLIS SOUTHERN GUEST, surgeon, aged 70. No cards. HOLEHOUSE.—On the 20th instant, 9, Sunnyside, Chorlton-cum- Hardy, THOMAS HOLEHOUSE. late Rothesay Villa, South Norwood, aged 71. LIGGETT.—On March 17th, at 31, Chapman-street, Oldham Road, CLARA ...
... work, The New Woman, in which Miss Emery, Miss Alma Murray, Miss Rose Leclerq, and Mr. Fred Terry will all appear. Mr. Thomas Hardy is adapting Tess for the stage. It is said that Miss Elizabeth Robins will create the title role. Mr. Wilson Barrett ...
... All others carried a bit of straw in their mouths, or the females a few ears of corn in their hands or in their hats. Thomas Hardy, in his Far From The Madding Crowd, tells us in his inimitable fashion of these curious customs. There was a goodly demand ...