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... BRIDGE FOOT. Entire Week, commencing Monday Next, January 19th. COLOSSAL PRODUCTION : TESS OF THE D'URBERVILLES FP By THOMAS HARDY. IM ES DAILY --- T H RE F. PRICES TO PLEASE EVERYBODY . Seats Booking now at Mr. R. H. Pearson's, Bridge Street. ...
... Robert Bridges, D. Litt, to be Poet Laureate. Robert Bridges is not so well known to the public as Mr. Rudyard Kipling, Mr. Thomas Hardy, or one or two of the other poets who were considered likely candidates for the Laureateship. This is owing to the more ...
... Butler, Harry Bibby, Thomas Bibby, Thos. Bate, Jeremiah Blackshaw,. C. Chidlaw, J. Childaw, G. Dickinson, James De'ooze, Fred Frangleton, W. B. Foxall, Joseph Flaherty, Thomas Guest ; Eli Gregson, Stanley Hill, John • Hill, Thomas Hardy, Harry Hughes, T. ...
... very beautiful wreath of prtraruses was displayed on the balcony at the Conservative Club. , Chasing a Scorching 'Bus. Thomas Hardy, one of the Motor Carriage Company's drivers, recently took a 'bus load of lunatics from Prestwich to Winwick, and, on ...
... particularly happy with a Christmas-tree scene. Provision for older readers is aff mied by literary contributions *rom Mr Thomas Hardy, and Mr Jerome K Jerome. II I , ,--;',..-- - '._„_.z„ 7 • ~ . , 71 . : _„, .. 0 .. ~ ,_ L ~ .. , ~, \.. ...
... life here and in continental countries ' that he became the self- re li an t man h e was. He had aforemost admiration for Thomas Hardy, among novelists, and it might be said that that author's book, The Mayor of Casterbridge, had an influence in shaping ...
... were known to me. The names of Richard Horne, William Gregson, George F. Podmore, George Lomax. Thomas Whittaker, Simeon Smithard, Edward Grubb, Thomas Hardy, J. H. Raper, Dr. Lees, James Teare and William Mee will be familar to many. I knew them all, and ...
... are few modern writers who have lent themand as it ends satisfactorily we have no doubt that it selves so little as Mr. Thomas Hardy, to that embroidery will be read with both pleasure and interest by many of flattery and expatiation which passes for criticism ...
... Harmer and J. Arnold, and A. Arnold and Sam Sant. sr. Slate Company's Turnouts.—First prize : Thomason and G. Thomason, Thomas Cook, Hardy, and Robert Grace. Second prizes Wells, S. Stokes, and Edward Deck. Comoro ion's Turnouts.--First prizes : Alfred Ashtq' ...
... Atkinson, George R. Bettley, Thomas S. Chenhall, Frank Davies, Arthur Hulse, Walter Layton. Sydney H. Price, Thomas E. Rigby, Erie Thorniley, James A. Wilkinson, Maria Duck, Maud Warburton. , Second Class: Syd%ney B. Barton, Thomas W. Corbett, Donald H. Farrar ...
... RYLANDS'S RECS. v. ST. THOMAS'. Rylands's Recs.—Archer; Harris, Grady, Rat. cliffe and Wilkinson; Sloane and Lawton; Dumbell, Latimer, Sutton, Savoury, T. Lee and Mould. Reserves: Mulvery, Sauce and Ralph& Team meet at Bridge Foot at 2.30 prompt. WHITECROSS ...
... LATE MR. R. W. WEAVER. Rev. Thomas Miller's Tribute To His Influences. , A COMPLETE LIFE. The remains of the late Mr. Ronald Walker Weaver, third son of Mr. and Mrs. G. Weaver, of Springfield-street and Bridge-street,Warringtow, who died at his residence ...