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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 ...
... 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 ...
... 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. ...
... 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 ...
... 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 ...
... others:— Walter Besant Henry James Mrs. 'Clifford Rudyard Kipling S. It. Crockett Mrs. Lynn Linton George Gissing lan Maelareu Thomas Hardy W. E. Norris Beatrice Harraden James Payn• Bret Harte W. Clark Russell John Oliver Hobbes Florence Warden Anthony Hope ...
... Princess of Wales and relatives drove off the crowd cordially cheered them. It is ninety years to-day since Paley died. Mr. Thomas Hardy, the novelist, is now in London. Mr. David Dale, who has been made a baronet, in his 68th year. He was born at Moor shedsbad ...
... to “Far from the Madding Crowd,** which just appears in Messrs. Osgood and MclWaioe’s six-shilling uniform edition, Mr. Thomas Hardy reminds his readers that it was in this book that he “first ventured to adopt the word * Wessex from the pages of early ...
... current and future numbera are to include contributions from such widely popular writers as Walter Beaant, S. X Crockett, Thomas Hardy, Beatrice H-rraden. Bret Harte, Rudyard Kipling, Mrs Lynn Linton, W. E. M ;rris, Ac. If thestand- ard set by the first ...
... T. MART'S CHURCH. WAKIIIELD. rmousow (Sunday), May 6th, 1886. ra1m.10.90 : Rev. R. PARRISH. M.A. RIM R.H . THOMAS. CV,try. 3 p.m.: Roy. I. THOMAS. JB. A., Taos OakreL, S • To-noasow. aV Sth. fro. 9 to 4. lo; Poo J. : Porter. P.LA. BRUNSWICK CH•PEL , SAVILLE ...
... which Mr Sam Woods is issuing. The Congress will therefore be minus the services of Mr John Burns, M.P., Tom Mann, Keir Hardie, M.P., Thomas Burt, M.P., Henry Broadhuret, M.P., George Shipton, and other prominent Labour leaders, who are neither working their ...