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... Friday and Saturday, last two nights of Mis* EMMA DON, Male Impersonator; FAR FROM THE MADDING CROWD, from the novel by Thomas Hardy parts); BESS, the Detective’s Daughter (2 reels). Week Commencing September 4th CHARLIE PAYNE, AND WONDERFTI. ASSISTANT ...
... Museum of Fine Arts, Boston), rrancis Haverfleld {lecturer Oxford), Professor Bury (Cambridge), Lord Reay, the novelists Thomas Hardy, “Maarten Maarten*,’* and John Struthera (secretary of the Scottish Education Department). ...
... A. Conan Doyle Mr. Meeson's Will Man of Mark H. K. Hansard Anthony Hope Wilkie Collins Moonstone Mayor of Castoi bridge Thomas Hardy Mr. Isaacs W. X. Crawford Miuoj'h Right Rolf Boldrewood Many lurentiona Rudyard Kipling Memorials of Oid Whitby Canon Atkinson ...
... amount disappeared. Mr. Dennington said he was sorry that another accident had, unfortunately, occurred at the mine. George Thomas Hardy was injured on September 7th, and died in March. 1906. widow, who had received out of th© compensation money, was left ...
... soldiers watch tns at the window, but he. too. paid attention the private gentleman leaving the bath. THE EVE OF WATERLOO. MV. Thomas Hardy a* poet ia at war with everything that destroys beauty and life, and good example of his outlook is the following, from ...
... Cecil Rhodes and Dr. Jameson. Grieg and Paderewski, Lon! Kelvin and Edison, Ibsen, Hudyard Kipling and Sir Henry Irving. Thomas Hardy. Swinburne and George Meredith, and Herbert Spencer and Edward VII., hardly a complete work of reference. 4 He will toll ...
... Charles Dickens 76 Count Leo Tolstoi The late Allml.LordTennyson 7S Rol>ert Drowning Thomas Carlyle fio Herbert Spencer 81 Kiidyaid Kipling Henrik Ibsen 83 Thomas Hardy S4 Zola 85 Longfellow Charlotte Oront* 87 Mark Twain (S. L. Clemens; Hall Caine Victor ...
... F. Watts. R.A. Charles Dickens Count Leo T- Isloi The late Alfred,LordTensyson 78 Robert Browning Thomas Heibert Sm-noer Kipling Henrik Ibsen Thomas Hardy Emile Zola 85 Longfellow Charlotte Bronte Mark Twain (S. L. Clemens) Hall Caine 89 Victor Huo 90 ...
... R.A. Charles Dickens 76 Count Tolstoi 77 The late Allred.LordTcnnysoii Robert Browning Thomas Carlyle 80 Herbert Spencer 8t Kipling 62 Henrik IBsen Thomas Hardy Flraile Zola 85 Longfellow Charlotte Bronte 87 Mark Twain (S. Clemens) 88 Hall Caine Victor ...
... describing the geographical feature* of Wessex, which, he said, was a portion of the south-west of England made famous by Thomas Hardy in his novels. H© referred the characteristics of th© district, with its cliffs seven hundred feet high, and its big stretches ...
... Margaret Coatee, wife of Mr. Thomas Hardy, jet-worker. March 4th, Whitby Arms Yard, Haggersgate. Mary Arabcll. infant daughter of jSmei Breckon, labourer. March 6th, at Newholm, aged 80 years, Mary Ann, wife of Mr. Thomas Benniaon Parkin, gardener. March ...
... Bolton’s Buildings, Cliff Street, aged 79 years, Mr. James seaman. November 18th, at 60, West Road, Loftus, aged 68 years, Mr. Thomas Hardy, jet ornament manufacturer, late of Clarence Place, Whitby. November 19th, at Robin Hood’s Day, aged 24 years, Hannah Cooper ...