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... consuming five and six volumes a week great run is made upon Rider Haggards romances. Next in favour comes the writing* of Thomas Hardy whose Far from the Madding Crowd >s apnronrlitelv strong demand. The tenia c inmates and Mrs. Henry Wood, s.ve and except ...
... Flamers: a , Mr. Hall Caine has within the het few weeks in The Christian. are familiar veth the preaching, of Marie Corelli, Thomas Hardy, Sarah Grand, Grant Allen, and other novel-writers, each et 1 . whom follow; the modern tendency to ties the novel for ...
... of • farce to hold court. Rut the fact nf the matter was that they had held records selfish he (Hr. Huhu) ear.. to Sir Thomas Hardy at the Record Offlce,datins ae far hack an 1220.arah the names of the Jury appended to them. The i inn of those court. ...
... Cross upon Mn.s Ann Ayr* Eely and Miss Sarah Anne Tern t. bfr. Budyard Kipling. who has been cycling flersetahire with Mr. Thomas hardy, is said to be negotiating for the purchase of • hours and gnus& at 80/Well. near Dorchester. Linetenant-General Sir P ...
... ive | members of the overcrowded dramatie profession. Mr. Rudyard Kipling, who h's been cyeling in Dorsetshire with Mr. Thomas Hardy, is negotia ng for the purchase of a house and grounds at fiodweil. near Dorchester. 1 have been thinking for some months ...
... wrote | instead of the game resulting in & barren draw. Church Party were endeavouring to capture the unkindly. On the o Thomas Hardy and the | They will play the same team again to-day i Board Schools, but ke maintained that while the aims Scotch novelists ...
... been one of the moat successful ever held in tbe town. A Bicycle Diui-RR’s Dbrial—At Liverpool ruptcy Court, yesterday, Thomas Henry Hardy \ bicycle dealer Southport, hi- adjourned public examination, and was examined by the receiver in respect, certain cycle* ...
... Novelist Thomas Hardy to sensitive influences It habit visit the places described in his novels is reported to a friend : it had’nt when I visited Stonehenge it is probable that I shouldn’t Tess die” And decision final although Mr Hardy while story ...
... Mrs. Haigh, Mrs. Thomas, Mr, Hardy,- d- Mrs. Craven (secret=y, Mies Lloyd - (tu ), :. Mm Arnold, MiSs Loni Arnold, aid Miss pe Hrdyandother lady workers; also Mr. Henry- Jones, Mr. Charles Hardy, Mr. J. C. Tom0as y' and Mr. T. CraEn Hardy briefly n, duced ...
... Three Young: Criminals Three hoys Mr Thomas Wainwright the presiding magistrate the Manchester County Police-court this morning characterised as being on fair way towards becoming criminals named Thomas Dudley (10) Thomas Edward Burke (10) Harold (11) all ...
... THOMAS CORDELL AUCTIONEER, VALUER, ESTATE &GM Offleest-45„ ?GOTLAND-ROAD. MR. RED W e vs . / LAND ADEN I, PURVEYOR. VALURR, AND AUCTIONEER (Lau /w i ld es t to the Estates. Cheiolre,, OFFICES earonz.Quiy,fff:!•ittoo-strepe, (Tei..phore Faettaage Build ...
... CHlLlAN—Thomas Cockbaln, Alexandra -buildings, 19. James-street. COLOMBIA (UNITED STATES OY)—Consul: Jana V. Aycardl. 38, Chapel-walks ; Viee t Thomas Delahnnt, Canning-chambers, 17, Canningplace CONOCl—Alfred L Jones. African House, Water-street. COSTA ...