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... per return of post: My dear Walter —Take DO steps. I consent, Mrs. Patrick Campbell has been on a visit to Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Hardy. The novelist ! has made considerable progress with the dramatisation of Tess,' and during her visit, the famous Iletre4B ...
... show that there are now alive in tb*S country 213 persons who are over 100 years Of these 147 are women. f JLhe novels of Thomas Hardy are the subject 01 very attractive illustrations in an exhibitionot water colours and oils and of drawings in bla and white ...
... of His Excellency-h Concerning tight shoes, a writer asks is thera I anything more painful, except perhaps toothaohet Mr Thomas Hardy lives in the heart of his beloved Wessex, at the quaint town of Dor* Chester. The title of the forthcoming new drama Drury ...
... suffered owing to the internecine quarrels of the Irish party. The ways of magazine editors are difficult to understand. Mr. Thomas Hardy recintly &elided to a friend Wet Hearts Insurgent ' Lad been 40 altorsd in form and in I the magazine in which it recently ...
... s ss, B, Hardy, Wilson & Proctor Sydney viapittris, Kcliuca ss, B, 1736, Thos G Duncan Cronstadt, Pocklington ss, B, 885, Chellew, Hodges St Nazaire, Trinidad ss, B. 809, James, E J Howard Constantinople, Nigretia ss, B, 1530, Browne, Hardy, Wilson & ...
... Amongst them were Mr Rankin, Mr Dillon, Mr CAmeron Corbett, Mr David A. Thomas, Mr Maurice Healy, Col. Hughes, Mr Viutor Cavendish, Major Banes (who defeated Mr Keir Hardie), Mr Cozens Hardy, Mr C. B. Maclaren, and up to half past one about 470 members had ...
... Tabraham vice R. S. Coe. Pontypridd—Henry Fytche vice George Kettle- borough. Pont.ypool—G. E. Kepnaqgh vice Alfred Hardy. Poole—Alfred Hardy vice G-. E. Kennaugh. Chichester—F. J. Griffiths vice S. T Park. Brht¡;.twater-W. Gregory Harrissvice W. T. GUL Spilsby-W ...
... East- leigh, and Albert Butler vice Alfred Hardy. Blandford and Sturminster-G. N. Chambers vice Wm. Dunsfean, Thomas H. Penhale vice Albert Vivian. Bournemouth—S. W. Beard supernumerary Chichester-Alfretl Hardy, vice Smith, T Parr. Jersey (French)—James ...
... Limited Harlington s 627, Hardy, Rouen, 1220 tons coal, 40 tons bunkers, J. and C. Harrison Anriandearg s 2090, New York, 750 tons bunkers. Ocean 'Jo Fyrope s 167, Shaw, Rochester, 480 tons coal, 20 tens buukerr, G. Thomas Dauntless 39, Piunan, Jersey ...
... David Williams, jon. New-road, Handilo 2, Mrs Davies, Walk. Baking apples—1, Mrs Thomas, Cwmwem 2. Mr W. Simon. Pears—1, Mr W. Simon 2, Mr Jones, Dxnyrallt. Plums—1, Mrs Thomas, Cwmwem 2, Miss Roderick, LIettyglyd. V EGETABLFs.-3lbs kidney potatoes—1, Mrs ...
... 649, P Rowe & Sons Marseilles, Mary Thomas ss, B, 1397, Mathias, Thomas & Radciiffe Malta, Re-itormel ss, B. 1284, Harding, J Cory & Sons Genoa, Theresa Hayman ss, B, 1550, R Ropner A Co Genoa, Fastnet ss. B, 1415, Hardy, Wilson A Proctor Buenos Ayres, Zodiac ...
... Eastleigih, Albcer Butler vice Alfred Hardy; Blandford anldSturnunster, G-. N. Chamlbers vice Win. Durnst n Thomas H. Penliale vice Albert i E. Vivian* Bournemnouth, S. W. Beard, sfupe- E n.mitinerary O-hidhester, ALfred Hardy vice Smith I : T. Parr, Jersey ...