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... district what Scott’s novels did for the district of the Trossachs. Bournemouth owes its popularity largely to the novels Thomas Hardy, in which it is always called Sandboume, just as Weymouth is called Budmonth, ■ and Poole, Havenpool. POEMS OF PRAISE. ...
... of history in the town. would like to tell them a story from bis native town of Dorchester, which was the native town of Thomas Hardy the novelist. There was a little old yard called the Greyhound-yard, with a stone-carved arch it* entrance. enterprising ...
... Fowler was vice president. The following coinofficers were apiiointcd as follows: treasurer, Mr. T. Woodall; secretary* Mr. Thomas Hardy; auditors. Mr. Watson Garbutt and Mr. T. Gre-owood, and Mr. T. Rhode* was elected vice presidents. 'J'l»© following Hart ...
... wanted to fight a man who would not go to the rescue of a prisoner Sergt. Hammond had in custody.—Fined ss. and costs. _ _ Thomas Hardy, farm servant, Skipsea, was drunk and disorderly in Cross Street, and swearing at his brother when Sergt. Hammond arrested ...
... ; Ss, 6d. pec brace; herea, each Police Con ax. Before Mr. lvO reame (presiding). Mr. B. Med forth, and Mr. O. Wright -Thomas Hardy, farm labourer, Gransmoor. was fined 6d. and costs for bavinv been drunk and disorderly the 25th November Barmstou. had ...
... of Tndia. A yet more powerful and representative writer is Thomas Hardy, whose “Tess” and “Jude the Obscure” contain a terrible indictment of life. The justification for all this is in Hardy’s poetry, where he muses whether we are not in a world where ...
... A. Johnson. Miss Corrie Johnson, Miss Johnson, 3!ise A. M. Jones. Mre. Jones, Mias Jeffrey. Mr. Thomas Jeffrey, Miss Elsie Johnson, Mr. and Mre. Thomas R. Jemison, Mrs. S. Jolly, Miss O. Johnson, Miss Jennings, Mre. Jennings. Rev. G. L. James, Mies X ...
... Macaw Strut, coatiaaed Moraaatoa. Mr. Mm Mr. 8 Mm * Jj,aX * Ckorlton cum Hardy 14 OH»»aaer. Mr 8 Pole. Mr, 8 Mm —Jolton 19 Perkina. Mr. H. b RwheMßd, Mr. 8 Mrs. a* , . BUeBb«m r Rich mood. Mima liter Rtekaidaon. Mr 8 Mra aifton RxWe, Mm Mia Meat b ...
... Albion Terrace 2 Righcliffe. Isnwn'vin.-. lblinu Dawson | ilh'-k«le:. Mr. Mrs. & Miss 4 . Chorkon-cum-Hardy Lw' Mr. M'.': s Clifton,” Dr. Mrs. fam Sheffield 6 Drake, Mr, Mis. & fam tHalilax 2 Francis, Mr Mrs Wakefield 6 Frandia, Miss Wakefield 6 Mason ...
... when Mr. Thomas Oegerby, of Spalding, thrashed put crop of oat» the farm of Mr Hodgkin, Bourne Fen. The yield proved very satisfactory, and the com was in excelloit condition. Speaking at Labour demonstration Redditch Saturday, Mr. Keir Hardie referred ...
... Eagleacliffe Woodwis Mr & Mrs.. Mansell Mr Mrs & Miss Gainsboro Wynne Thomas Miss Bournville Parkin Mr Leeds Hague Misses Sheff Hague Mrs & Miss .. OZONE Thomas Miss Notts Thomas Mr Buller .. Thomas Miss E Peterborough Britton Mrs Didsbury Hansel 1 Mr & Mrs Thirsk ...
... one’s always near,” Ida Hardy: “Don’t begin.” Doris Foot; “Evening prayer.” Violet Thompson; Borrowed,’* Olive Estill; I’m a little preaoher,” Freddie Geary; A little soldier.” Ivy Smith; “The poison berries.” Qrril Hardy; and “He careth for me,” ...