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... PALACE THEATRE, FROME. TO-NIGHT (FRIDAY) and SATURDAY. FRED GROVES in THE MAYOR OF CASTERBRIDGE, By THOMAS HARDY. MONDAY, TUESDAY and WEDNESDAY, MARCH 19th, 20th, 21st, at $ p.m. ALICE JOYCE The Spo rting Duchess, OR THE DERBY WINNER. A Pieturization ...
... THURSDAY, FRIDAY and SATURDAY, MARCH 15th, 16th, 17th. FRED GROVES IN THE MAYOR OF CASTERBRIDGE. From the Novel by THOMAS HARDY, O.M. MONKEY SHINES, A GREAT ENTERPRISE, Comedy. Topical Interest. Three performances Saturday, at 2.30. 6.30 and 8 ...
... from heeding Time's monitions; But in cleaving to the Dream And in g..sing at the gleam Whereby grey things golden ma. —Thomas Hardy. SCALES OP LOVE. The wales of household polity the wales of love. She who holds them should be a sympathising (not. ever ...
... comedian. 14.—Death of Dr. J. E. Watts- Ditchtield, Bishop' of Chelmsford. 30.—Ths Prince of Wales 'takes luncheon with Mr. Thomas Hardy at his home near Dorchester. 21.—Captain Ernest H. Robinson won the King's prize at Higley. 24.—Treaty of Peace between ...
... 1813. 2—Thomas Hardy, 0.M., born 1840. Garibaldi died, 1882. „ 3—King George V. born, 1863. 4—Magenta, 1659. Lord Wolseley born, 1833. „ 5-Bt. Bonilace. Adam Smith born, 1723. Lord Kitchener drowned on U.M.S. Hampshire, 1916. Mr. Thomas Hardy, • 0.M. ...
... Street. Landon. E.C.2. THOMAS HARDT. One of the many delightful feature• among its voluminous lases is. in the light of recent event.. a• article by the Editor throwing new sidelights on the **Mid character of the late Thomas Hardy. whose narks will live ...
... Greenock for home—all of them, we trust, enthusiastic in their praise of the little Old Country. MR. THOMAS HARDY. With the passing of Mr. Thomas Hardy we have lost the greatest international literary figure of modern times. To achieve world distinction ...
... said—and not without justicethat Blackmore has done for Devonshire what Sir Walter Scott did for the Highlands, and what Thomas Hardy has done for Wessex. One or two others of Blaekmore's novels have eonsidrrable merit. but his fame will continue to depend ...
... series already issued. It will be noted that they are books of distinction in their Various fields, including works by Thomas Hardy, Hugh Wal ames and other well- known aut pele. they are a convenient globe 7, size, excellently and tastefully bound TESS ...
... DORCHESTER. The meeting at Dorchcatn between the Prince owl Mr. Thomas Hardy was one of the must charming incidents in the Prince's Western tour. Mr. Hardy is yearn old, and there was something very attractive in the warmth of the greeting which the great ...
... Bouverle-- Reynard the Fox, Right Royal. Sir John Hcnnaway— Essays of Elia. Mr. and Mrs. G. R. Z. Erskinc-10 Vols. Thomas Hardy. Miss H. N. Willlame--Seloctlons from Modern Poeta. Mrs. Gerard Leigh-5 Tomes Oeuvres Completes do Paul Verlaine. Lady ...
... ideiiiuit; to commend to the notice of our readers t is wonderful quarterly magazine, which is published at halta-crown. As Thomas Hardy said The Countryman makes one feel in the country. For lovers of rural life, there could not be a more interesting ...