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... THE WEEH.-Y SUN. What Thomas Hardy says :— “The Weekly Sun” is a paper of such distinct literary quality that I seldom miss reading it, particularly the article entitled “ A Book of the Week.” ...
... THOMAS HARDY, •CULPTOI, CARVRR. AND BDILBHE. Wn»«« (X.MPTON. STREET. « UMJMBNTB. Haodatan* ao4 ToMrta Mao* jSa. MvUa ar Oraaita. Hn», Tiaiisp. OrteA •taoaa, WnEXnaa. and Oartof. (Elsaij Pisaat. Haartte. Ac. ...
... MARKET PLACE. THOMAS HARDY, MONBMENTAL BCDLFTOR, CARVER, MAHON AND BUILDER Wokxs COMPTON STRBKT. ABMBOUBWI. MONUMENTS, aad TaWeu Stoac. Marble or Oranito Stef*. Grad.touee. Siok.tooe* Fa»*« Cur War, Pieoee, M earl be, Ac. ...
... their captaincy are almost, inevitable, because. Dr Grace has done so badly this season. A Novmsrs BIRTHDAY. On Friday Mr Thomas Hardy, the noveli-t, trill have reached his fifty-ninth yesr. He seems to have been a little out of the bill of late, and yet ...
... NEW anu BEAUTIPTL STYLES. A’OI»EttATC PWCES. yor CAN READ Au. tu a BEST AND LATEST rr« V. J H LYBiAHT Call »;*i U*p Pa*A» THOMAS HARDY. MASON AND BITILD! * - STBKEt. !»■•*■ TAyrONinmiTß. MirW. Uw«s, SiakstoMf, P»*in« CwW?. PieoM, H«rth», L: C. H. COATES ...
... by means of fictitious entries and dealings to the extent several thousands pound*. The Alderman granted a remand. Mr. Thomas Hardy, the novelist, has just London for his usual summer visit. At the usual meeting of the Middlesex Coonty Council yesterday ...
... Gad Won •, Ir. li. Cowley I 2.19 .touns Hurl, Messrs A. .1. Moseley td. ii. Annir. , Mr. E. le Denson Gabriel toy son. Thomas Hardy and 1.• 41. Tomllipon . Mr J. Skinner 6O . Hamra W. T. Rule A J it iiii inner . Hr. W Pearson :01 Rev. Tertios Phillips ...
... Pie 1 imlf ■ Week aUk* Herne . Flex ThiweJ. CYCLISTS ANS OTHERS will find > COMPORT ACCOMMODATION rtt DINING HOOH3. FiAGB THOMAS HARDY. MONT JIF.NTAL BCULPTOI, MASON AND OOMPTON STREET, A8110l» MONTTMXNTS. UcAdstoow I*iis Marbli Gran.i.' ttooos, Siokstoow ...
... question put was: Write the names of the three last published novels by Mrs. Humphry Ward, Sir Walter Besant, Henry James, Thomas Hardy, Marion Crawford, and Hider Haggard. The result would have been surprising to the writers who were made the subjects of ...
... question put was: Write the names of the three last published novels by Mrs. Humphry Ward, Sir Walter Besmt, Henry James, Thomas Hardy, Marion Crawford, and Rider Haggard. The result would have been surprising to the writers who were made the subjects of ...
... :—James Dawson South, labourer, 12, Hand's-yard; Henry Sumner, labourer, 11, Jamesstreet; Winfif.ld, skinner, 36, New-street; Thomas Hardy, machinist, 17, Inner-street; William Trejice, porter, 83, Norton-street. WBDNEoDAY. Before G. Slater, Esq. (in the ohair) ...
... those rustic idylls which Frederick Walker and George Mason first taught this generation to appreciate—a painted page from Thomas Hardy in his best days, when as yet Jude the Obscure had not come to trouble the kingdom of Wessex. Bunny, by Mr. Ralph Peacock ...