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... 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. ...
... 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 ...
... 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 ...
... o'clock at night, as heretofore. There was no opposition, and the extension was con- firmed.— 3 next applied on behalf of Thomas Hardy, for the license granted to him with respect to certain premises at the junction of Middleton Street and St, Road. The ...
... COUNTERPART. Tf the elder Dumas ranked with Scott, the younger finds his coraitorpart—with some important differences—in Thomas Hardy. He not. and never be, so well known to English readers the author r.f The Three Musqueteers. The Count of f Mont? Cristo ...
... for a mont Thomas Hardy, urr Lane, Mke n, Was sunumoned for assaulting his wife, a rd order be © also asked for. £1 prison 4 days for the alt, t, also to p 21 costs as are tion order being granted, complainant to re el per week.—George Hardy, Cocmanhay ...
... of the •Ludgato Magazine. question put to them was. Which of then- own books they preferred. Mr. George Meredith. Mr. Thomas Hardy, Mrs. Humphry Ward. Mr. Henri- James, and Mr. Anthony Hope and many people will say with wisdom, leave the question unanswered ...
... had on application to the Auctiones Messrs. BROOMHEAD, WIGHTMAN, and MOORE. George Street, Sheffield FOURTH, THIS DAY. THOMAS HARDY, DECEsSED. EASEHOLD RESID! AT SHARROW, ND INVEST: MENTS NEAR GRIMESTHORPE ROAD. EADON To be SOLD by AUCTION by Messrs. ...
... Laue, is the solicitor in the Witt or Mr. Tuomas Harpy, oF The will of the late Mr. ‘Thomas Hardy, of Moat Road, Sheffield, manufacturer, bas moved b y Mrs. Ellen Hardy, the widow, 5 and ‘Mears John Hancroft «nd Walter Marshall, the executors, testator ...
... For further plication to the iddowson, > to Mr. John SON AND DUST, Solicit nd 40, Thank Strect, Shetteld. ‘Eckington, 2 ?THOMAS HARDY, [OLD RESIDENCE AT SHARROW, AND INVEST SIS NEAR GRIMESTHORPE ROAD. MEN and J. A EADON at their be SOLD by AUCTION by Messrs ...
... SUARES, £'6 lis. 4d. paid ip MARTIN, HALE AND For core or to particulars HENRY & ALFE ta the Auctiv a0 to ny Sheifield. THOMAS HARDY (DECEASED). N K Ss HABE S, To be by AUCTION by Messrs, WILLIAM RUSH wt SON, at the M Pa. te, Shottield, TU DAY 23rd Ju ...
... , if all goes well, at Aden. Port Said, Cairo, and Trieste, where the tour will end. THE DRAMATISATION OF TBSS,'' Mr. Thomas Hardy has under consideration the project of dramatising his novel 'Teas, - ' with a view to the impersonation of the leading ...