A HARDY RACE
... i A HARDY RACE. Parson What 's the matter, Thomas Thomas: Dad's bin walloping I far chucking stones at gran'fevther ...
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DRAMA OF THE WEEK
... starts her interesting tour at the Coronet Theatre, Notting Hill, on the 10th inst. She will appear in an adaptation of Mr. Thomas Hardy's famous story. Tess of the d' Urltervilles, a version of which novel is being played in America by the popular actress ...
A LITERARY LETTER
... next volume by assigning to him the production of The Near East in 1899. L or tne Denent ot those who did not read -T Mr. Thomas Hardy's poem in the first' number of The Sphere, of which no copy can now be obtained, I reproduce it here AT THE WAR OFFICE ...
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... LONDON', NEW YORK, AND BOMBAY. THE CORNHILL MAGAZINE Foil APRIL. PRICE ONE SHILLING. Contents The Souls of the Slain. By Thomas Hardy. South African Reminiscences. IV. The Settlers. By Sir John Robinson, K.C.M.G., late Premier of Natal. Mistake in War. ...
A CHANGED MAN. By Thomas Hardy
... A Changed Man. Thomas Hardy. The person who, next to the actors them selves, chanced to know most of their story, lived near Top o' Town (as the spot was called) in an old substantially-built house, distinguished among its neighbours by having an oriel ...
THE MAN ON THE WHEEL: A Dip into Dorset--Through Thomas Hardy's Country--The Home of Tess--Cycling in the Alps
... THE MAN ON THE WHEEL A Dip into Dorset Through Thomas Ilardy's Country-- The Home of 'Cess Cycling in the Alps. Time to light up Wednesday, July 11,9.13; Thursday, 9.12 Friday, 9.11; Saturday, 9.11 Sunday, 9.10 Monday, 9.7; Tuesday, 9.8. Wool! It was ...
THE LOST PYX. BY THOMAS HARDY
... THE LOST PYX. BY THOMAS HARDY Some say the spot is banned that the pillar Cross-and- Hand Attests to a deed of Hell But of else than of bale is the mystic tale That ancient Valefolfc tell. Ere Cernel's Abbey ceased hereabout there dwelt a priest, In later ...
A FRAGMENT OF OLD LONDON: St. Giles's Church, Cripplegate
... the present structure, which escaped the Great Fire. The tower of the church is the subject of an eloquent passage in Mr. Thomas Hardy's novel, The Hand of Ethelberta DRAWN BY HERBERT RAILTON ...
HORSE AUCTIONS
... SELL by A.UCTION at the Mart, London, E.C., on Monday, July 1. Particulars and plans may be obtained of Messrs. Leslie and Hardy, Solicitors, 17, Bedford-row, London, W.C.; of F. B. Hollis, Esq., 17, Bedford-row, London, W.C.; or of Messrs. King and Chasemore ...
NOVELISTS OF THE NINETEENTH CENTURY
... Cholmondely, Mrs. Ward, Mr. Anthony Hope and Mr. Crockett Mr. Conan Doyle and Mr. A. E. W. Mason Mr. Stanley Weyman and Mr. Thomas Hardy Mr. Zangwill, Mr. Rider Haggard and Mr. Kipling; Miss Corelli and Mr. Hall Caine Mr. Neil Munro and Mr. Guy Boothby. The ...
THE GRAPHIC CHRISTMAS NUMBER is, like its predecessors, printed in colours. A charming picture, by J. H. F. ..
... illustrated by Frank Craig. Besides these there are stories by Amelia Pain and Clayton Bennett, and a charming poem by Thomas Hardy. Of the humorous pages which always form a feature of The Graphic Christmas Numbers, there are a large number, C. E. Brock ...
Our Bookshelf: THE LIFE OF ROBERT LOUIS STEVENSON
... at once one of the most satisfactory and complete of the many editions of the great naturalist's famous book. THOMAS PETERSON GOUDIE Thomas Peterson Goudie, who is alleged to have stolen 170,0001. from the Bank of Liverpool, and for whose apprehension ...