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... Literature. Messrs Greening and Co. in preparat:on their En,7lish Writers of To-day wries. Mnnegmphs at George Meredith. Thomas Hardy, and Arthur Wing Pieeto, as well us the returnee on Alma*. Bwiebarne, and rchard Le Galltenne. already promised. ...
... but that is obviously Th ; another might claim • plea for Rhoda Broughtoa, or Miss Besides. or Mr . Retry James, or Mr Thomas Hardy, or Mr , Bering Gould, or • doses more, bat there is an obvious to their piaiste—the public reeds the writers it likes ...
... how you are babied the &gel) in or oritinde• met like this one, became you could DOt break I The wives of Rider and Thomas Hardy it. And be began to warm up on the subject, both give much literarr afi bei wi t e :o their the surprise be had in store ...
... state , that he hoe net yet had the pleasure of •.'''' even remain. Hypocrite. Mr W L Courtner ha writing a Monograph on Thomas Hardy for the English Writer!. of Today Series, which Meer. Greenkla and Co. recently inerraratell with Mr Mort:ehre Rudyarff ...
... TEI LATE MR. THOMAS CROSBIE MEETING OF THE BALTIVOI FISHERY SCHOOL HOARD. A meeting of the governing body of the Fishery School. Flatimore, wan held on the lath not., at which his lordship le Most Rev Dr Kelly, ll,hop of presided. There were present—Mr ...
... and dearly loved eon of John Bateman, Main street, Clooakilty. IVEAKTHI:—IIav 12. 1899, at the Hardy eke Hospital. Ihib1;1, Sarah Jane. reEct of it. Thomas Francis &earthy, Journalist. IN MEDORLAM. Is sad and lovina miniory of Mrs Hanora Format, who dad ...
... NEWMARKET PETTY MOWN& (Before Mr J A Hardy, It X; the H A set of amok relations ma. Auglaird, resulted ia the prineipel parties at both aides being bound to the hr sonithe, in RA each, and two of £3 10. nick. • Meer, N W Keller and H H Barry, were the ...
... Printing Co). John Riley (Thornliabank Co, Ltd). John Bobo (ingiis and Wakefield, Ltd). William Edwad Rummy (Edward B Romney). Thomas ISgangliald Prating Co) Ernest MAN Balm Sarby (Charles Why). lams Allan Saukville (Saukville and Swallow). Andrew Corbett ...
... EANTORK PETTY SESSION& (lefore Mr W Leader, DL, in chair ; the H Lyssgbt, J A Hardy, It ; sad Oreiten, D Th• Court was occupied for a in aad armecoses ef Legusp and white malted in a sem nailed E6mnd Wig bound to the I in and two al /116 mob* I the other ...
... one. The Commiationers S:r Cal C.B; J Hardy, JIM; Thome &moods, Bait; Sir Joha Colomb. J O'Hara& C Buckley, J Goias J O'Meara.) C MG, P ; Mean Arthur O'Connor. Q 17, The announced that the mageetratea U P; Thomas Andrews, and A Robinson, I boa the ad ...
... A PATHP:TICI On Wednesday Mr A Braxton Hicks held an inquiry at Putney concerning the death of Thomas Joseph Chimes, aged forty-ooe years, chief telegraph clerk at Waterloo Station, sad lately residing at Clarence Road, Booth Wimbledon. Mrs Annie Chives ...
... was en he first Aim, but inflicted fines of 2s ed and 3s td, sal costs, in the latter two. Sergea . nt Boyhan aum - moued Thomas ley, • caretaker on the blannaell for being drunk and disorderly, for having lus donkey at large and boa dog onasnrs;e4 Mr ...