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... Mr. Lewi s M agr i, (about whom a whisper ran that his chances for the Laureateship had recently gone up tenfold), Mr. Thomas Hardy: Mr. Ashby-Sterry ; the young novelist, Mr. CouLiGn Kernahan ; the eminent woman novelist who writes under the rseudonym ...
... Cecil Thomas, Esq. Oswestry W. R. Kirkham, E.g. Stoke-on- Trent J. C. N. Chesshire, Ecq, Battenhall, Worcester C. B. Chesishire. Esq. do Mrs Pennington Poynter and maid, Bsth Mrs Southam Howard. do R. Cressnell, Esq, London Mrs Cresswell, do Thomas Hardy ...
... MUSIC AND THE DRAMA. Mr. Thomas Hardy is adapting Tess for the stage, and it is said that Miss Elizabeth Robins will create the title role. The 700th Performance of Our Plat at the Strand was reached on August 16. Business is still very good at the ...
... large town. like Nottingham, -he population of which, I under- stand, -is over 240, COO .—Believe me, yours faita- fully, THOMAS HARDY. To Messrs. Forman rind Sons. This generous proposal Heaves a sum of a trifle over £1,250 to be raised- in a month, and ...
... Morning Advertiser, December 2ud, 1893, Cask and Bottle, from their Agents, PICK Ss Co., WINE & SPIRIT MERCHANTS, GRANTHAM! THOMAS HARDY THE BREWERY, KIMBERLEY, NOTTS, BREWER OF THE CELEBRATED STRONG GOLD MEDAL ALES AND STOUTS Supplied in 6, 9,18, and 36 gall ...
... feet high, exetclingly handsome ; then, on either side, a bust in marble, one to the renowned Hardy. A part of the inimription is To Vice-Admiral Sir Thomas Hardy, Bait., G.C.8., Governor of Greenwich Hospital, the friend and ceuipanion-in-arms of Nelson ...
... conveyed nearly all the crowned beads of Europe, besides a whole of other Royalties, over the iron road which he controls. Mr. Thomas Hardy, whe is dramatising his powerful story Tees of the D'Urbergrilles, is not such • novice at the art of oeavertiag a story ...
... closed.—Mr. Wilson lisrrettdra;maiming 31r. Hall Caino's novel, The Manxman, for _production at the Leeds Theatre.—Mr. Thomas Hardy is adapting ibis popular story, Teas of the D'Urbervilles;' for the stags, with a view to its pre- Imitation as • problem ...
... shortly to appear is Scribner. The principal serial feature of Harper's Magar:rne for the New Year will be a novel by Mr. Thomas Hardy. Messrs. Crosby Lockwood and Son are about to publish an exhaustive work on the subject of water supply, which should be ...
... 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 ...
... writing second book Beelesiasfee, and I would sooner have one volume Browning, with hit optimism, than all the works which Thomas Hardy, Olive Schreiner, and authors of that dreary school have written. Among graver things for which the rain is reepoosfhU ...
... book of Ecclesiastes ; and I would sooner have one volume of Browning, with his cheery optimism, than all the works which Thomas Hardy. Olivo Schreiner, and others of the dreary school, have written.” Among graver things for which the rain is responsibl ...