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... private, and he will not make any stay in Londcn on the present occasion, nor is he to be accom- panied by the Empress. Mr Thomas Hardy, like the rest of us, wil not listen to the idea of Stonehenge being stolen from the nation or handed aver to the tender ...
... good nurses. Arnutgrmonts are in train for the publication of a volume of abort stories Mr. Thomas Hardy. Moat of these have appeared serially, while Mr. Hardy bos been writing his noro’s, but have never been collected. As showing the effects of the rair ...
... only by Diana of the Crossways. Soldiers Three *is Mr. Kipling's only contribution. Robert Louis Stevenson and Mr. Thomas Hardy do not appear at all. But that forgotten novelist, James Grant, is repre- sented by two books; G. J. Whyte-Mdville has ...
... LITERARY NOTES. Arrangements are in train the publication of a volume of short stories by Mr. Thomas Hardy. Moat Of these have appearei serially, while Ar. Hardy has been writing his novels, but have never bees collected. The plan is to do this now, so adding ...
... Wakefield Cemetery. on the 16th inst., aged 2 years, Ernest Milner, 6. Grove Road. THOMAS—lnterred at the Wakefield Cemetery. on the 19th inst.. aingl 36 years, Sarah Jane Thomas, Hardy Croft. WADSWORTH Interred at the Wakefield Cemetery. on the 20th inst., aged ...
... of Thomas Hardy the list of “Later Victorian Novelista,” to lectured upon at Bingley, under the auspices of toe Homo Reading Union. The lecturer. Mr J. Fotheringham, said study the later Victorian era could complete without embracing Thomas Hardy, but ...
... principal speaker was Mr. Thomas Hardy, of Stoke, owe of the district representatives of the Hailed Kingdom Alliance. In the afternoon, Mr. Charles White, of Dewabury, occupied the chair, Mr. Samuel Kellett, of Wyke, and Mr. Hardy addressed the meeting. ...
... seen after all in L ndon in the stage version of Teea of the lyUrbervilles. She haa been in negotiation again with Mr. Thomas Hardy for the production of his dramatised novel, and is easer to produce it. At tbe Mansion House, London, on Monday, the Lord ...
... represented by Sir Francis Knollys, tho Prince of Wsles by Lord Churchill, and the Duke of Tork by the Hou. Derek KeppeL Mr. Thomas Hardy, the novelist, and numerous county folk were also present. The Bey. V. S. Busbridge, vicar of Moreton, performed Schuman's ...
... will beseen after Londiti ir the stare version of Ten of the •D'Urbervilles. like has been in negotiation again with. Mr Thomas Hardy for the production of his dramatised nor 1, and is really very eager to reduce it. though there are SOME diMeol,is about ...
... womanhood and her vanity, which will portrayed. Mr. Hume dedicates his Paths of the Dead: A llomauee the Pro-cut Day, Mr. Thomas Hardy, partly tribute of admiration, and p.;rt!y, uoubt. advertisement for himself. Our object noticing it to say plainly that ...
... fimperial summer, He was locking fora ' dy the only one he cared for ’ i } by the owner for himself, Mr. che company of My. Thomas Hardy, t , met them as they were Inkes away froin quaint httile been Both are ardent Vi i lias coutessed that ore than a fine ...