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... 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 ...
... Clifford. MATHS. ZZ D.—F. b. wiry 2lsc, at Wetherby, aged 79 years, Ann, widow of John Poniard. HARDY—February 21st, M Tookwith, aged 72 years, Thomas Hardy. MB—Feb. 23rd, at Marston, aged 23 Pori , Joseph Lamb. PAWSON.—February 29nd, at Tookwith, aged ...
... and then, returning to his hotel, found a fourth interviewer, who interviewed him on the work of tiie Pol\ technics. Mrs Thomas Hardy publishes an emphatic pro- test against the widespread practice of killing larks for purposes of food. It is a little ...
... was probably painted about 1480. Soma of our older novelists seem to have developed an anxiety to be reckoned poets. Mr. Thomas Hardy recently published a Wessex poem of some length, Mr. Hall Caine has written a Manx ballad, and now comes Mr. Blackmore ...
... of Lord Thomas Williamson.— Yesterday the Darlington weather prophet, Lord Thomas Williamson, succumbed to a severe attack of bronchitis, against which, at his advanced age of eighty-six years, he was unable successfully to battle. Thomas Williamson ...
... probably painted about 1480. , , , ™Somb of our older novelists seem to have developed an anxiety to reckoned poets. Mr. Thomas Hardy recently published a Wessex poem of some Mr. Hall Caine has written Manx ballad, anonoiv come. Mr. Blackmore with the pro ...
... Marcella and The Heavenly Twins, under the guise of story telling. There is only one great living English, novelist, Mr. Thomas Hardy, to whom might possibly be added, the name of Mr. Radyard Kipling. THE ILI.TJBTBATBD GfJIDS FOE AMATETJB Garden-ess, Sbrino ...
... HARDINESS THE BLACKFACES. Mr. Thomas Maclelland, North Balfern, Kirkinner, writes as follows to the Scotsman: “A remarkable instance of the hardiness of the blackfaced sheep, which shows how long this breed can exist without food, occurred here. On the ...
... disturbance of their quiet. Weyhill fair was the scene of the sale of his wife to the sailor by the Muyor of Casterbridge in Thomas Hardy's novel of that name, ...
... Airs. W. J. Mure; Alias Muriel Gstboroe- Harrty, by her mother. Lady Cicely Gathorne-Hardy; Miss Isabel Gathorue-Hardy, by her mother, Hon. Mrs. Alfred Gsthorne-Hardy; Mrs. Saville-Lumley, the Countess Mrs. Alfred Maudslsy, by Lady Margaret Cnffe; Lady ...
... Police-court, before Colonel A. F. Godman (in the chaii), Messrs M. H. Horstall, C. Paliiser, aud E. D. Lit?..-, a farmer, named Thomas Robe en, of tiie Pear Tree Farm, Kirby Sigston, was fined 55., and ordered to pay 7s. fid. costs, for neglecting to icport ...