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... the praises of Roesetti. Her best book, she thinks, is Coinin' thro' the Rye, and it has been her most succew-iul one. Thomas Hardy once told her that wherever he went be was always sure of finding this book and the Bible. The composition of Oorain' ...
... to lo secured is probably well worth price to be paid for it. a the other hand, of all eliailes, from 1./mar Khayyam to Thomas Hardy, denies tide fehasung, wistful and sad as that denial catimit hut be. It would ntilrin that neitlwr • xiwrienc., nor s ...
... Hepworth Dixon in the Shfrh. In certain parts of England, noteily Wessex, they have always been successful farmers. 11r. Thomas Hardy's Bathsheba is • type of the South-country woman with a nice eye for a sheep or a pig and n fine discrimination in mangel ...
... down. told them to desist, and he , bent for the police. Ile did not see which plan &true!: the filet Simmons fie rind P.C. Hardy went to Stilt Street shortly aftnr five o'clock the afternoon, and saw the to defendants. Cartcr had a black eye. ,and Dcwe ...
... Metatra Coxeter and Paul. DRUNL—Oeorgo Thomas. of West St. Helen's Street. Abingcleit. charged with being drunk and disorderly in the Square on Satnrtiny evening. --Defendant admitted the offence. —P.C. Hardy arrested defendant shortly before eight o'clock ...
... APPLES FOR The holding of exh.h.tintis of hardy fruit in London, Dublin, and elsewhere is likely to lead to more extended and up-to-date orchards or fruit plantations being made wherever soil, climate, and shelter favour such a prospect from an economic ...
... at Hotel, Vork Road, charged with being drunk and diet , orderly at Backville street, Pienaddly, on day. eolice-eonatahle Hardy gave evidence supporting the charge. Prumer, who wan in black and wearing a large picture hat, wheu asked what .hø had to say ...
... OXioORD, Frederick Stewart Cook, was indicted for the theft. at' a bicycle the property of DeolV' Howes on .lan. 4th.- Mr Hardy, who appealed to iiriarcute, wild bicycla was stolen from outside a shop in Walton Oxford. The value of the bicycle was £3 ...
... from the blow he receirtsi. and had to have it own up. Prifinner threatened to strike him again He gave information to the Hardy deposed to arreating the in High Street. Frederick Norton charged with assaulting William ('lift,., of lick Struct. Ili the ...
... be repeated. I widoni reply teMi• a very bii-v man. IN THE Nvi , a ll'. ('.). 11) voutha often do. and You . . .• know how hardy they are, and how free from the unwholesome fat of the Engli.h. 121 Yea. 31 N.. I do not know of any HAIR F. MI. Why worry ...
... MONDAY. liefolo Major-General (Chairman). Admiral Clutterbuek, Mr W. Bnewer, and Mr J. U. Dutheld. ALLEGED THEP? OF MONEY. Thomas Acton (42), tramp, was charged on remand w.th stealing a wooden cash bowl, value end lOs in money, the Pro Polly of Henry ...
... prompt attention, and was detained seffering from serious concussion of the brain. The lad Is the son of Thomas James, 11141.4011 living in Thomas Street. and with the parents of the lad much sympathy is expressed. Mr. and MIA. Peel were amongst those ...