... uld are doing the same. The only novelists Mr. Macnamara could call mind who are generally sympathetic to teachers are Thomas Hardy and lan Maclnren. This attitude has tended to keep down the status of teachers. Besides. English people have no great ...

... of the Intcrtmtional Library, tranvlator in the I tnercial department of the Board of Trade) has been I staying with Mr. Thomas Hardy, the novelist, Dorchester, and is likely to dedicate his new work to the author of M Tees.” The book in question is likely ...

... ia not yet announced, but it ia •nggestod that as moat of tbo poems are nautical, it may be ehriataoad “ Ballads. Mx. Thomas Hardy is tbmkiag of hie story “ The Funuit of the WcU Belayed,’’ which appeared year or taro ago in tho lUuttnted London Kem ...

... d; but, besides these, there will found one story of tragic order, which Mrs. Henniker wrote in collaboration with Mr. Thomas Hardy. This called “The Spectre of the Real,” and has already appeared in Mr. Jerome’s popular wnkly. „ . Nobdac's new book (so ...

... only sax strokes. William Tbomaa had bwa rammonad moUMr, lira. Vinoe, landlady tha Hardy Anna, for aamulting bar »7th of Jana; and bar haaband, Wm. Vince, landlord the Hardy Anns, for being drank and refusing to tba name time and place. croaaaommooa taken ...

... Bailev. Mrs. Baker ourtl. Mrs. Gordon- Canning, Mrs. Curre, Mrs. Morgan (Brooklauds:, Mrs. Owen Gwynl. Mrs, Onchterlon*. Mr. Thomas Allen. Mr. Mauley Ashwin, .I P.. Mr. Joeenh Bishop, J.P., Mr. 1. Blenuerliasse-t. Mr. C. 1. Daniel, Mr. Norris F. Davey. P- ...

... Wednesday, when there were present: Mr. J. H. Farquhar (in the chair), the Rev. S. R. Young, Messrs. J. G. Thomas. E. Martin. Geo. Jenkins. J. E. Thomas, and T. H. Tomkins. Mr. Cross had reported that the laying the new mains in Brecon-road and Chanel-road ...