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... Campbell will be seen after all m London in the stage version of «Less of the D’Urbervilles.? She has been ia with Mr. Thomas Hardy for the production of his dramatised novel, and is really very cager to produce it, though there are some about the part ...
... QUELBITIES OF TO-DAY. een Mr. Thomas Hardy, the novelist, owes much the to hip wife, for it Was she who persuaded hims a give up architecture for literature, who copie&is :Irat-novel and sent it to the -publisher, and who vill still atlends to til business ...
... sir weeks' hard lal>our. Jx»rd com dieted his 64-th year d.iv is one magnates that district Ii.HS been popularised Mr. Thomas Hardy Wessex. are to lose Miss Clara Butt for a couple months. October she sails for America, but will town again the middle ...
... the tambourine was certainly very skilfnl and their queer antics distinctly amusing. The tambourine, a great novelist—Mr Thomas Hardy if remember rightly—has observed, is no mean instrument the bands of performer who understands the proper convulsion* ...
... sGissing, 17 novels in 15 years; Mr. Rider of Haggard, 21 novels in 17 years; Mrs. klumphry pr Ward, 7 books in 18 years; Mr. Thomas Hardy, 111 18 books in 34 years; Air. Blaekmnore, 16 niovelb pe in 32 years; Miss Braddon, 57 novels in 38 years. to Mr. George ...
... mitigating a harsh ju ...
... Americaja millionaire thies~ CS Sat nd may make a bargain with the As cart the stones across the Atiaut(01 eat nat IMr. Thomas Hardy replies 'viti the argument, which others earrN o ti a t mP more drastic point. ;; t naltilliit vms sas Mr. Iardy, ou-i1 ...
... fleet, andi failing to do sO reP th turned to porr, wholre he etruck his lle::. di THE PASSINGl ODF THdE ADIVIRALS. A Sir Thomas Hardy succeeeded Admniral sa1 Keprnel, Captain ];emnpenfeldt (af~terwvards U1 Admreial Eernpenfe~ldt, who perisined in the IIE ...
... s —William L. Elder, Stanley L. Willis, L. ijunbe. Percy Witaere, Oswald W. Ortntby, X. Fargus, Thomas H. M-.-llAKiice. ilaunoe J)..- 1L Napier, T. Hardy. Johu IJ. Stevensou, Cyril i'eei. Ernest U. Uallautyne, H. C. Candv. Alfred D. I'. 11. Pouud, ali ...
... widow Sampson Hardy, and third daughter the late Lieut. Timothv Bird, K-X., aged 85. Mbmoriam. loving memory of our dear sisrer Kate, *r oi Thomas and Sarah Lewis, who died Sept- 21st, 1838. 'oving memory Kate, the beloved daughter of Thomas aud Sarah Ann ...
... AGALNST THOMAS HARDrs NOVELS. At the inauguration of a eerie, of lectures on The Later Victoria& Novelists, at &Framed by the National Union, Veil. Arehdeaima Mbar, who eater a protest against the inclusion Hardy in the list. Ho that Mr. Hardy was an ...
... Jessie harg.ant, need 63 ( ?? inst.. in West-sweet, Southamp- ton, Alfred Irvine, aged 63. HARDY.â On the 3rd inst, at the Boyal South Hants Infirmary-, Bertba Hardy, nged 20. HAFFENDKN.-On the 29th ult., at Southampton, Frank Haffended, aged 46. Smith ...