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... Committee of the At the (brand Theatre on Monday evening Mrs. Lewis Waller produced Mr. H. A. Kennedy's stage version of Mr. Thomas Hardy's well-known novel 'Tess of the D'Urbervilles. In the opening Beene of the ulay Tees, found 'serving as a milkmaid at ...
... ACCUSED SENT FOR TRIAL. At Brentfori Police-court. on Monday, Frank Watts il9), of no home, and Frank Thomas (18), of no home, were charged, an remand, with having burgkrionsly entered the Castle Hotel, Brentford, on the night of the 12th met., and - ...
... 'clonist: on stone, which bore the inscription : This stone was laid on the first day of March, 191 A, by Aldermen Benjamin Hardy, chairman of the Boar I, together with the Guardians of the various districts, as follows : —Acton and Twyford Abbey : Mies ...
... were also present Mrs. Corrie Grant, the Rev. F. W. Imam the Rev. P. J. Donovan, and Messrs. J. H. Clarke, F. L Gardner, B. Hardy, and F. Hook; with Mr. W. H. Lane. clerk. The lousiness before the Board was to consider a communication received from the ...
... 1896, The Sowers, by H. Merriman, On the face of the waters, lir F. A. Steel, and Tess of the. D'Urbervilles. by Thomas Hardy; 1897, St. Ives, by R. L. Stevenson, The Nigger of the Narcissus, by Joseph Conrad, and Aylwin, by Theodore Wa ...
... Silicitor, 2, Walbrook.E C.; and of the Auctieesers. 87 end 68, Chespside, London, &C. •ALE WEDNESDAY EVENING, JUNE 20Tig. Mr. THOMAS ORBWB Instructed to offer for SALE BY AUCTION, at Grove Hall, Broadway, Hammersmith, nu WieellliDAT Juno 20th, at 7 p.m., ...
... of himself he limited to Hardy, scarcely ever speaking to the second mate unless to give him an order. But even when he talked to Hardy no man could have sworn that he was madder than most dreamers are. It was only, as Hardy thought, that his talk was ...
... Leeingitam, b B arter. 15; J. G. Chapple, not out, 0; extras, 8; total, 77. W. U. Unwin R. C owell A. E. Touts Smith .. 1. Hardie J. E. Lane Kiting Council Officials v. Kensington Vestry Officials.—The Ealing Council Officials' Cricket ChM celebrated the ...
... Ealing made 117. Scores: — Acme: Crawley, b C. Crisp, 7; Ensbleton, b E. Winyard, 0; Maynard. b E. Winvard. 5; Plaister, c Thomas b C. Crisp. 0; Huntley, b E. Wirvard, 1; Sti ff , bC. Crisp, 2; U!ark, Wirvard, 1; Blackmon, not nut, 6 ; Stoneman, b E. Vinyard ...
... Grinnersbury, and Grove Park Station (L. sad LW. Railway). RAVIINBCOORT PARS. FREEHOLD BUILDING LAND. Messrs. ROGIORS, r. and THOMAS Instructed to SELL BY AUCTION, at the Ram, Tukenhouse Yard, on July 11th. a small triangular PLOT of well-situated FREEHOLD ...
... Library Committee refused' to accept for the Aeon Pubic Library. The work in ouestion was Tess of the lYtrbervillea, by Thomas Hardy. I should have thought it impossible that anyone could write of that work in the terms of your article. I can only charitably ...