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... the light of Lord Roberts's famous despatch. The literary side of the same issue of The Sphere includes a atorv by Mr. Thomas Hardy and a poem by Mr. W. F. Henley. WHEATLEY'S hop bitters, unequalled as A WHOLES' •MB TEMPERANCE TABLE BEVERAGE Sparkling ...
... giving him no resi. Mr. Meredith likes to see cricket at Lord's. Mr. Thomas Hardy loves the serenity of that Wessex which he has made immortal. London sees him little. He and Mrs. Hardy, whose reading is so useful to his novels, go cycling together along ...
... rough with the smooth, and rejoicing always at the chance of seeing real work in the field. We regret to hear that Mr. Thomas Hardy is not in a satisfactory state of health, and may be compelled to seek a bracing climate before long, away from the downs ...
... Wheatfleld Lodge, ™ ley. DEATHS. Akeeoyd.—August 27, at 12, Cogill-street, S* o aged 67, Thomas E. Akeroyd. Bkunton,—August 26, at 194, Wellington-street,*^ Thomas Brunton. as> Caley.—August 28, at 8, Lytton-terrace.Kunslet.*^ Joshua Caley, joiner. Caoss ...
... Farm, Lotf* 0 aged 68, Mary, wife of Joshua Cooper, f Hardy.—February 16, at Bachelcr-lane, HorsfoH*' 72, Charles Hardy. flV ...
... Scott, of a daughter. MARRIAGES. Bottomley—Bobinson.—July 5, at the Halifax Parish Church, by the Bey. R. Piers, Whittington, Thomas Reginald Bottomley, son of the late Tbomas Bottomley, of Manorley Hall, Buttershaw, to Mary Abercrombie, eldest daughter of ...
... leader of the Liberal party in the Dominion, and a nephew of the late Mr. Thomas Nelson, of Edinburgh. He was born in Canada in 1869, and is a publisher, managing trustee of Messrs. Thomas Nelson and Sons, of Edinburgh, London, and New York. Cautlev, H. S.-Leeds ...
... Tuesday at the Cemetery j a av ern, Woodbouse-hill. by the City Coroner, on I i fte body of Jane Hardy (2;, the illegitimate j j. a,i s'hter of Catherine Jane Hardy, Westbury- ] tr eo ., Hunelet, tlio mother admitted that ab.au I | j, year ago the inspector ...
... who sang well and was ably assisted by his little daughter. Joe Hudo, negro entertainer, sings and dances well. Carola and Thomas, acrobats, are exceptionally clever, and Ida Evilo, is very graceful in her trapeze act. The piece at the Queen's Theatre ...
... Sam Woods. Mr. Maddison, Mr. Steadman, and Mr. Havelock Wilson: while >ts principal gains have been Mr Bell and Mr. Ke.ir Hardie. A curious exchange also occurred at. italifax where Mr. Billson, Liberal, was rejected and a new Liberal candidate, Mr. J ...
... failures. The peculiarity of his balloon is its smallness compared with the huge Zeppelin air-ship. The inventor, who is a hardy and strongly-built man of thirty years, carries oak his experiments alone. He dispenses also with a car, and may be said, indeed ...
... He will be confined to his bed for seme time. On Thursday morning, at the Bradford City Court, Henry Hardy (35), hawker, of Thornburyroad, and Thomas Clough (30), miner, of 19, Toftshaw Moor-side, Tong, were brought up to receive sentence for cruelly ...