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... name of humanity don't let tbe taste be of that vulgar ami prurient nature that, thanks to Mr. Grant Allen and evon Mr. Thomas Hardy, very apparent the present time, and is so detrimental to all that is best and purest in our national literature and life ...
... Giasirr;:. 17 novels in 16 years Mr. Rider H»i>- gard. 21 novels 17 years: Mrs. Hamphry Ward, 7 books in 18 years ; Mr. Thomas Hardy, 18 books in 34 yesrs , Mr. Blacktnore, 16 novels iu 32 years ; Miss I'.rsildon, 57 novels in 38 years. Mr. George Meredith ...
... as the French affect to bclKwe, there are atill some rustic customs survivmg amongst us, which recall the flavour of Mr. Thomas Hardy and Mr. Baring Gould’s novels. Such is the annual hiring fair at High W yvombe, Bucks, where lads and maids foregather ...
... against the inclusion of Thomas list Later Victorian Novelists,’’ be lectured upon under the -4 the Home Reading Union. The lecturer, Mr. J. Fotiuxingham, said no study of the later Victorian era be complete without Thomas Hardy, but with tho objections ...
... THOMAS WABD. SoHgitor.l2. Luae-street. Prastoo. FBI DAY NEXT. September 15th. No. 24. Gant Knit Howl. Fulwood. Menn. TABEZ B. JONES & SONS will Mil Auction l'v order ot instruction* from Owtram on FrUlmv ne*t September 15th. 18», »t two o*dnck the reaidcoce ...
... Prioce. c Helllwell Horsfall, b Moas 9 Tbomaa Clegg, Moss 0 Maden, c Mitchell Thomas, M 055 I?, Oakley 4 Blakey. c utterworth Mldgley. Ibw. b Thomas 18 Needham 6! Hoberte, Thomas 0 Ratcllffe. Moss 0 Shepherd, Oakley Oakley, runout 21 Hamer ...
... Briggs 32 J licap. c Sunderland b PtoVap. b Smith 4j Foster 11 Hardy, W Heap b |Cmt.lr*«*. not out )gg, 58;ffitebe'.man. b Poster Foster, c Hardy b Smith IP-lßrigar*. c & b Hard- c Hardy b Smith staff* Hamer, not out I,'-**- not out 10 Parr, not oat ...
... before the Committee wore John Thomas Coleman, constable. Truro; Goorgo Hardy, chief constable, Kendal; and Claude superintendent of iho Northampton Constabulary. I’he voting wont favour »t Mr. Hardy, who was appointed. Mr. Hardy, who is 35 years of age. joined ...
... ley Crossley. b Mall 8 Thomas —. IX Halliwell, Armitroog 0 Armstrong, c llalllweii ihumaa. Hall —lO b Thomas.. 9 Clegg, Thompson b Onnerod. c Greenwood llSl 14 Greenwood, e Heaton b Thompson, Mitchell Ingram 16 Thomas. ll b Ingram 8 Hall, ...
... cloaed. GAKBTANG. . . Thomas, 11 . ■ fiilsbw rough, wot out —— 2 Extras 0 Total Ram slopped play. MABYPORT r. WORKINGTON. ary port MABYPORT. Hloe. c Bare hell Boiler 12 Smith, Burnt te11 —4 Mill e»n. Miller 0 Hardy, b Burobell # 0 Wilson ...
... ICrabtrce. c Dixon Thomas.. *. 11l Woodley 16 J Smith, Oakley.. HHorslall, Woodley.. Eastwood, b i tiuraos OjTltomaa. c Wtlkiosoti Carmicbat-I. c Crab- j Woodley 3 tree Thomas— 13]Clegg Woodley b Nison, K&tclifTd : lioberts I Thomas ITilakey, c ...
... for Whittaker, not out, 26. Colne 11., 181 for seven ; declared. At Todmorden. Lowerhouse, 148. Rawtenstall, 101 for five: Hardy 31. Foster 20. Clitheroe, 125. Great Harwood, 6. Hindle bad seven wickets fof three. Brown two for one. Kamsbottom, 97. Enfield ...