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... , CONTEMPORARY CHAT. LITERARY JOTTINGS. Ilr. Thomas Hardy is bard at revising °'two on a Tower for its appearance in the collected edition. Mr. enstey tuts added his Little Mopeinsan• to a new edition of Tin linen which is abrut to appear. Mr. Bernard ...
... pounds you could borrow the money of me? That's what I did. Then, said Isaacs, in a whisper, go and hedge. HOW THOMAS HARDY WAS DISCOVERED. FREDERICK GREENWOOD, the then editor of the Coawnim MAGAZINE, was one day starting from a station on a ...
... arrivals from Australia is Mr. J. J. Hardy, of Adelaide, who comes on a similar mission to Mr. Irvine. He is the eldest son of Mr. Thomas Hardy, the famous vigneron of South Australia, and is a partner in the firm of Thomas Hardy & Sons, ...
... sal Mr. Thomas Hardy, whose new novel, “ Hearts Insurgent,” will be ready, with considerable alterations in a serial form early in the autumn, has completed his drama founded upon *“Tess of the D'Urberviiles.” This play will be groduced next autumn ...
... a real American play by Mr. Augustus Thomas, an author of whom visitors to the States speak highly, will be one of the first of Mr. NVillard's productions when he opens at the Garrick in September. Mr. Thomas's other play, Missouri, earned a tribute ...
... became a knight just as lie now is made a J. P. So that in olden times Mr. W. S. Gilbert and Mr. Thomas Hardy would have been Sir William and Sir Thomas if they had not been hanged for satire or want of orthodoxy. The notion of chivalry, never really ...
... thing crawling along in the road ahead ? BURROWS: A man. Don't VERNON : Do your downs talk like Thomas Hardy's BURROWS : Perhaps they would to Thomas hardy. They wouldn't to you. You want a sympathetic hand and tact with them, and it is a mistake to think ...
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... Ifurslein. The Wilkinson Institute . ..!Mrs Iknrden Mr. Thomas Hardy (Afternoon Illitoke on Trent, Wesleyan Chapel .. . Mr. Coun. Bennett RIMS. Pascoe. Samusls. Tusneend. gm ! Conn. Edwards and Thum.. Hardy 11,140n40u, Ardivilla road, Brixton . Mr Richardson ...
... United the is to Iw tttt through lo• year. The illustra:lOl46 ale fully up to pp. very high standard. The fact that Mr. Thomas Hardy was trained as en architect is a preface which he has written fur the of story, A Pair or Blue Eyes,' in the col'ecte ...
... whom recognised many distinguished and (aces g . Prof. Corner and his charming wife were among the fc. , ,eignM; the Mr. Thomas Hardy, Mr. and Mrs Holman Hut were the pests, while, of course, science was represented in every branch. Dr. 3. Joly, exhibited ...
... Drifield 50 0 0 White, Luke “ 158 1 § Johnson, John Thornholme 225 0 0 PREFERENTIAL CREDITORS, Butterill, Thomas Calvert, Herbert Hardy, Jonathan Altrincham 20 0 0 Drittield 12 0 0 York 17 311 ...