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... ita tin %Asa. sad is being bitterly attached hi. cans* oritleiss of missionaries iu Cilia.. and also for his anti• Mr. Thomas Hardy writes .—People rail a 'semi. mist ; and if it is to tbiuk • with euph o ric., that • not to have been born be.t,•• theu ...
... are maintained at the same high standard when the inaganos was pabliabed at a shilling. The number °peas with a poem by Thomas Hardy, and concludes with an article upon ships and sea hfe by Joseph Conrad. Mr. H. G. Wells begins a novel called Kipps, ...
... Eden PhillDotts. who followed Mr. R. D. Blackmore as the novelist of Devonshire, and is doing for his county much what Mr. Thomas Hardy did for Wessex, and much in the same manner. Mr. Phillpotts was born in India in 1862, and educated at Plymouth. He was ...
... Thackeray, Charles Dickens. Mendelssohn, Victor Hugo, Goethe, Allred Tennyson. Robert Browning. Charles Kingsley, John Ruskin, Thomas Hardy, and Rudyard Kipling. The Diplomacy of the Sultan,” by His Excellency Chedo Mijatovich, is an account of the diplomatic ...
... Do you not know,' replied the Jew, I said peace be to you, and to the angel over your shoulder.' MS. THOMAS HARDY ON HIS NOVILI. Mr. Thomas Hardy, who has just been interviewed, asys: How Tennyson could write of life as he did I cannot imagine ; Browning ...
... to 7; 110 games to 90. QUOITS. Wells (St. Thomas’) v. Yeovil Town. This match was played at Yeovil on Saturday last, and resulted in a win for the visitors by 29 points. Scores;— ST. THOMAS’. YEOVIL. J. Hardy 21 11. Card 17 E. Matthews 16 T. Walters 21 ...
... recognition of their bravery in attempt.' to rescue the entombed miners in the ,recent Docibristle disaster. A now book by Mr. Thomas Hardy will be pabildhed this season. nos Con Anon —A an has bees Bond for another waste product by the utilised= of asks sahec ...
... Gregory T. Smith 19 J. Paifitt J. Hardy 21 C. Willcox Hardy 21 M. Ford J.Bahtoue 21 T. Gay 15 Kerr 21 W. Gay 16 21 CRICKET. Weston-super-Mare y. Wedmore This match was played at Weston-super-Mare m Saturday, resulting in a draw. Scores: W eston-super-Mare—C ...
... QUOITS Wells (St. Thomas’) v. St. Cuthhert’s Mill. Played the St. Thomas’ ground on Saturday last. Scores:— ST. THOMAS’. ST. CUTI B 'El’s. a. Fry 21 H. Dey 9 T. Smith 2l W. Patterson 10 W. Tu!k 21 A. Anderson E. Hauney Rawlings J. Batstone 21 E. rsons ...
... Wells St. Thomas v. Radstock Town This match was played on the St. Thomas’ Ground on Saturday, June 22nd, and resulted in a win for the visitors by the narrow majority of three points. Scores ; ST. THOMAS. RADSTOCK. H. T. Smith 19 T. Denning 21 H. Gerrish ...
... QUOITS. Wookey v. St. Thomas’, Wells. The above teams met for the first time this season on Saturday last, on the Wookey beds, when the visitors were victorious by 24 points. The home team were without Frank Griffin, whilst Browning was greatly handicapped ...
... victory for the home team 58 points. Scores:— ST. THOMAS’. FATiEINGTOJf GURXKY. Tulk 21 H. 16 J. Marsh 21 M. Sase 19 \V. Hardy 21 E. Watts ~ H. Gerrish 21 Jas. Randall W.J.B. Grice 21 J. Rniidell J. Hardy 21 W. .Stolen J- ice 21 A, Frauds T. Fry lo F. Carter ...