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... current and future numbers are to include r-ontribu tions from such widely popular writers as Walter Besant, S. R Crockett, Thomas Hardy, Beatrice Harraden. Bret Harte, Rudyard Kipling, Mrs Lynn Linton, W. E. Morris, ko. If thestand- ard set by the first number ...
... latter places being visited and described. t of the service,’ having entered the Navy in 1818. served under Admiral Sir Thomas Hardy Mr Cochrane, of the firm of Cochrane and (Nelson’s Hag-captain at Trafalgar), and after- Cooper, shipbuilders, of this ...
... ;ceding dramatists has a play on the verge of completion : bet it is not from the old hands that most may be expected. Mr. Thomas Hardy has been tempted to try his band on a play once more: and haa drama. used his fascinating novel Tess of the Dtrbervines ...
... both j.ye w Redbourne. •.u 22ad. at Hornsea Church, by the Rev Tew, assisted Prole, Vicar of Altlborough, Thomas 1' eldest sou Thomas Yates Hardy, ad Aldborough, and T'ansterne, to Clara Bothain, youngest daughter oi John House, Rowlston, Soatou. At home ...
... CostMaki°. by eminent Novel Writers, calkers:— Walter Beetat Beery Jame Chßord Clyne( R. R. Crockett Mrs. Leas Liston ha Mariam Thomas Hardy W. I Norris Beatrice J As.. BM Hart* W. Chit Jetta Ohm *ebbe@ Warden Bete Wynne FIJIBT NU - GI, OP NAY 1. Couture& 'lummox ...
... certificate there and then if he examined her first She refused to be examined. Ths cam Was again adjourned. c ■ Mr. and Mr* Thomas Hardy have lately bad Mra. Patrick Campbell visiting them. The , uoveliat has made considerable progress with the 1 dramatisation ...
... 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 ...
... Troillet became a convert to the Roman Catholic religion. Mr. Thomas Hardy writes preface to “Two Tower,” which has just been published In the uniform edition. The following is passage from Mr. Hardy’s introduction: “On the publication of tbe book people seemed ...
... Mr. JOHN H. HARDY. _Thomas TEE. MiaN eh mod tor 'New Work on V Lora or VITAL/TT. Ono otamp.—iddreas Box 891, North street, Nottingham. Book Fawn An.amora, stamp. 1614 id. ►7 wk. few Ms Time Conan. HMO Oman. 1/4, nil, 1/11, & 2/. pc lb. BTRBET, ROMER/Lill ...
... Oswald Crawfurd to ton* contributions from most the leading jetton writers to his new ▼enhne, JVtouw; His list tododsa Mr. Thomas Hardy. Mr. Waltar Besant, Hr. Hope. Mr. Kipling. Hr. Ptoakfort Moons Mr. Mur. Mr. Ctork t—all, and ao on. Bet though the magnstne ...
... surgeon examiner, R. BlairThomas 11: chard Brown, John Burroughs, James Ramsden, Robert Charles Rule, George Watson, George Hardy, Thomas Hewson, John Matthews, Samuel Harniss, Fred Pearey, Alfred Brora by, llobert Sax ton, John Rutherford, John Shaw, Jeffreys ...
... 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 ...