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... Wishing-well is near the church. Hawley Smart's romance, Broken Bonds, is inseparably associated with the district, and Thomas Hardy has connected some of his finest work with the district. Miss Florence G. Grinfield, of Weston-super- Mare, heralded the ...
... The Rev. Canon Bernard. borne School. B-jrt. The Hkad-Master. of 'Wey- W Travers, M.D. I mouth College. .W. M. Calcraft. Thomas Hardy. f,1349G _ LIE CHOLDERTON TEMPERANCE BAND is OPEN for ENGAGEMENTS for tbe coaiing season, moderate terms.Apply J, JfifiSISSOX ...
... large circulations. Mr. Gladstone was much disappointed at the comparatively small sale of his great edition of Butler. Mr. Thomas Hardy is paying his usual early summer visit to London. He is said to have Made considerable progress during the winter and spring ...
... and Exploration Company, Limited, under whose auspices the work will be conducted, has been subscribed in Germany. Mr. Thomas Hardy expects to finish the long novel which is to succeed Jude the Obscure early next year. It will be the result of three ...
... would be steadfastly maintained. (Applause.) The nam« of Alfred's country had been revived of late years by a Wessex man. Thomas Hardy. The mind of the Anglo-Saxon his best and noblest was the mind of Alfred. The aspirations, the hopes, the standards of ...
... every book they pubfioh. In “Helbeck of Bannisdale her style to have become as pure as the stylo of that master of English, Thomas Hardy, with whom she lias many traits in common. Mrs. Ward has seldom done anything finer than this book, which is full of masterly ...
... they pub- HA. In Helbeck of Biumilidale her style seems to have become as pure as the style of that muster of English, Thomas Hardy, with whoa she has many traits in common. Mrs. Ward has seldom done anything finer than this book, which is full of masterly ...
... olaisaa that city would steadfastly maintained (applause). The name of Alfred'e had been revived of late years by Woman man, Thomas Hardy. The mind the Anglo-Saxon at hia best and noblest was the mind of Alfred. Tbn aspirations, the hopes, the standards of ...
... daughter of John Gilbert, of Keevii, Trowbridge. On the 24th ult., at the Wesleyan chapel, Glastonbury, the Rev. W. Kimber Hardy, Thomas Selwood, of Keiuton Maudeville, to Harriet Pittard, of Street. the 25th ult., the parish church, Cheddar, by the Rev. F ...
... three times. Mr. Banks a widower, Mrs. Banks having predeceased him about six years. He married Miss Hardy, a daughter of the late Rev. Thomas Hardy, Wesleyan minister, who was formerly stationed in several Cornish circuits. Deceased leaves family of ...
... hero in regenerate daye was that of wife-selling for pot of beer and shilling, more or less. It is to Weyhill that Mr. Thomas Hardy refers in his novel, * Tbe Mayor of Casterbridge,’ where the fair at * Weydon Prior* ’ Henchard sella his wife. The earliest ...
... they publish. In Helbeck of Bannisdale her style seems to have become as pure as the style of that n.aster of English, Thomas Hardy, with whom she has many traits in common. Mrs. Ward has seldom done anything finer than this book, which is full of masterly ...