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... Libraries Movement, Cheap Books. Popular Periodicals. Famous at.—-~- Is the Popular Living Author A Chat about Stevenson, Thomas Hardy, Kipling, and Berne. Conan Doyle: His First Book. How Conan Doyle Works. Another Popular Author. Grant Allen's Early Work- ...
... voice may puree Moving . And leal remembrance may yet dear. Mr Clodd was chair, and a great was ' t given so Meredith. Mr Thomas Hardy described his drat roosting with Mr Meredith (when sage ■* read '' for Messrs Chapman and Hall) and told all the encouragement ...
... have at least left us rich inheritance, in discomfiture which that everpresent foe suffered at his hands. A BOOK ABOUT THOMAS HARDY. That there ia any necessity for the issue of a series of books upon Contemporary Writers is question open to doubt ...
... CMCKET, LAWN TENNIS, *c. THOMAS HARRIS SONS.—Orjening of new and extensive SHOWROOMS for Cricket. Tennis.and GoU, anil General AthleUe and 12, Wine street. OLF CLUBS.— stock, all the best makers; very superior Clubs. Gents'weUstessonedClubs, sa; Ladles' ...
... CRICrET, LAWN TENNIS, GOLF. ftc. THOMAS HARRIS new and extensile SHOWROOMS for Cricket, Teonis.and fcna QeedSral Ath^aq^tfltters.-11 and 12, Wine atre*-t. CLUBS. Large stock? by all A makers; very superior Clubs. Clobs, 4s.—T. * Hosa. ' GOLF CLUBS.- by ...
... Henry Bennett, St., Great Grimsby Thomas Lloyd of Pli, Power, * Deputy Surgeon-General John 7i. Onslow Gardens, South Kensington Bey. William Bndgeman-Sunpaon, of Baoworta Rectory. Notts , William Hardy Cozena-Hardy, aett Hall. Norfolk . Admiral William ...
... at St Mattbias-on-the-Weir, Metre Northern Fanny Hardy. DEATHS. — May 10, at Villa, Victoria the beloved wife James chllcott, agea yean. flowers, by request. Hockey.—May 10. Vyvyan Terrace, Clifton, Thomas Hockey, formerly Men., his year. Lams.—April 12 ...
... William Walker ; Stourbridge, J. Bosward; Midsomer Norton, H. Parke*.; Deal, Thomas Dixon; Walsall (Wesley), Joseph Rhodes (B); London (Bow), J. C. Wright; Poole, Alfred Hardy; J. C. Brewer; CUtheroe. E. Ely, W. V. Davies; Blackheath, George Charter. Twelve ...
... Woollam. Miss Nightingale, Ber. E. Evans, Colonel Hardy, Messrs W. Palmer, J. Poole, J. Bastow, W. J. Avery. J. J. Ellis, H- Bishop, S. Robioson, C. H. Mayo, A J. Shorter, G. Cooper, J. B. Tanner, J. Thomas, C Bryant, W. Perry, F. G. Davis, W. Jones, G. ...
... A. J. Shorter, W. Perry, G. Coopey, J.Thomas. W. Stone, W. Jones, G. Thompson, C. Bryant, F. G. via J. Poole, H. Bishop, J. Lovelace, G. Bee, Williams. H. W. Marsh, J. Bennett, R. Gough, J. Bevan. Colonel Hardy, Mrs Trebilco, Miss Winkworth, and Miss ...
... Hinton, and Mr R, B. Cater, Bath. Classes 22 to 33—Miss Pemberton. Havering, Essex; Thomas Challis, gardener to Earl of Pembroke; Mr S. J. Pavitt, Bath. Classes to Thomas Hobbs, Easton, near Bristol; Mr G. Cooling, Bath; Wooton, gardener to Maitland Spencer' ...
... Major Ramsey presided, and there were present Messrs A. Shipley (rice-chairman), G. Thompson, Coopey, C. H- Mayo, W. Perry, J. Thomas, EL J. Marsh, H. Brabham, W. Jones, C. Bryant, J. P. Parker, C. P. Billing. J. Kennedy, W. Stone, J. J. Ellis, F. G. Davis ...