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... Pearls seem be the jewels of the season. Thomas Hardy, the novelist, is now London. Mr. Ben Davies will be back very shortly f.-om America. The birth-rate for London was lower for 1894 than for any year on record. The Duke of Aosta has engaged an English ...
... Afternoon at 3 p.m, Evening at 7.30 OF EPET CTENCE_—TO- MORROW. of Addresses :—Afternoon, at 5, “Some te Country Folk of Thomas Hardy, the Novelist” Evening, “Yorkshire to Pennsylvania, a Free. Collection for Hall Expenses. ...
... Haggard, Scott, Dnmas, and Dickena. Among living novelists, Mr. George Meredith is most appre- ciated in Dundee, and Mr. Thomas Hardy ranks next. William Black has waned, so has George Mac Donald, Mrs. Oliphant, Jamea Payn, Walter BeBant, Bret Harte, Mark ...
... the North E—tacn .Railway fr-rtw-wn A nnfinld Plain and Oxhill on the 28th April. Mr J. McCartan (Consett) def ended. — Thomas Hardy, N.E.B. policeman, spoke to seeing the defendant on the mineral railway near -South Tanfield Colliery at Oxhill. He cautioned ...
... have been placed with the Lvtham Shipyard, which will keep the large number of hands employed for some months fo come. Mr. Thomas Hardy has finally decided to' dramatise Tess of Durberville, and has indeed made sonfe progress with it. Tess will be ...
... lira. Clifford Endyard the meal price. 8. R. Cr.ctett Hrs. Lym Liutoa EVERY FRIDAY. Goma° c 1 3 D OF ALL NEWBAGENT B 8 0. Thomas Hardy Beatrice Hamadan Janie. I -the Mot work of the greatest writ* ad Brvt Harte W. Clink Rumen sod women of em lime. - rt. ...
... HORNSEA. Under favourable weather a marriage was celebrated at Hornsea Parish Church on Wednesday between Thomas Yates Hardy, eldest son of Thomas Yates Hardy, The Headlands, to Clara Lascelles Botham, youngest daughter of John Botham, Seats House, Rowlston ...
... Rev. E. L. H. Tew, vicar, assisted by the Rev. A. Proule, of Aldbrough, Clara Lascelles Botham. of Rowlston Seats, to Thomas rates Hardy, of Aldbrough. ...
... in author's work by a knowledge of where he or she lives, for ideas are necessarily largely drawn from environment. Mr. Thomas Hardy lives in the heart of his beloved Wes■ex, at the quaint town of Dorchester. Mr. George Meredith has a charming chalet Box ...
... AHm Vialet Hunt CO«n 1*1; .. 1 Henry James hard I'rj r KlbUn* W. Clark nmwll r? Lynn Lyntun I .->teele H«Mf*Gl*lnf fan Thomas Hardy hrantlort Moors Lewi rice Harraden Crsvjc Moore Stanley Wry man WK *~ ( CHAPMAN'S MAGAZINE. The tint numb«r will ..Le ...
... Ivory Tub Cutle: Seti do. Razors, ond eu unters, with Drawers; Warehowe Fiz i cl tngs, and Offices, Kast Parade. Shemield. THOMAS HARDY (DECEASED) N SHARE To be SOLD by AUCTION, by Messrs. WILLLAM BUS! nd SON, at their Mart, East Pa de, on TUESDA' July, 1895 ...
... happy idea of inquiring of authors which were their favourite works, and the result is given in the current issue. Mr. Thomas Hardy, Mrs. Humphry Ward, and two or three others declined to be drawn, but several interesting contributions are printed from ...