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... are maintained at the same high standard when the inaganos was pabliabed at a shilling. The number °peas with a poem by Thomas Hardy, and concludes with an article upon ships and sea hfe by Joseph Conrad. Mr. H. G. Wells begins a novel called Kipps, ...
... Do you not know,' replied the Jew, I said peace be to you, and to the angel over your shoulder.' MS. THOMAS HARDY ON HIS NOVILI. Mr. Thomas Hardy, who has just been interviewed, asys: How Tennyson could write of life as he did I cannot imagine ; Browning ...
... in its midst of a number of eminent literary gentlemen. The party, which is staying at the Crown hotel, consists of Mr Thomas Hardy, the novelist, and the celebrated author of Wessex tales ; Mr W. W. Watson, one of the ftremost English poets ; Mr F. J ...
... SPORTS AND PASTIME& QUOITS. Wells (St. Thomas') v. Radstock Albion. The above match was played on the St. Thomas's ground on Saturday last, before a large of spectators. A very good game resilitod in a win for the visiting team by 3(1 points. : we. Tumuli' ...
... Brierley Hill, aged 66. In 181)1 he was president of the Primitive Methodist Connexion. SPORTS AND PASTIMES. QUOITS. Wells (St. Thomas') v. Radstock Town. The above match was played on the Radstock ground on Saturday last, before a large number of spectators ...
... extras 5; total 68. QUOITS. St. Thomas' (Wells) v. Wookey. The return match between the above teams took place on the St. Thomas' ground on Saturday last. The home club played a very strong team, which included the Brothers Hardy and Hayter (of Croscombe). ...
... Evening, The L or d Bishop of the Dome. WOOEEY HOLE.—Morning, Rev. A. B. Peacock, WA. Evening, Rev. H. 8. 8. Clarke, B.A. S. THOMAS'.—Mornin , Rev. F. W. Drake, Y.A. Evening, Rev. Pnbudary °nudge. DULCOTE.—Evening, Rev. J. Mansfield, M.A. THE ANNUAL MEETING ...
... of its head-roU of famous sons: Admiral Blake. John Locke, Samuel Daniel, Henry Fielding, Roger Bacon, Job. Hales, and Dr. Thomas Young, to name but a few that have added lustre to her annals. To readers of a literary journal like T.P.'s Weekly, Somerset ...
... probable full development will not take place until a later date than in 1902 and 1909 —years in which there was a dearth of hardy fruits. Should the weather prove favourable during the period of blossom a heavy crop may be anticipated. The trees themselves ...
... to £6 2s. 9d. Bnooeto.—At the City Police Court on Tuesday, before Mr. J. G. French (in the chair) and Mr. J. H. Holloway. Thomas White, labourer, of no fixed abode, pleaded guilty to begging in Chamberlain-street at 10.4.5 that morning.—P.C. Willey stated ...
... BOILSR-CLEANING. While engaged cleaning the inside of • boiler at Maims. Guest emd,Nottlefold's fouadry Cwmbran, on Saturday , Thomas Davies and William Pritchard were asphyxiated by a redden swaps of gas. One of the cupolas of this foundry situated upon an ...
... careful in the future. because if he came there again he would he more severely dealt with.— --Richard Robert George, of St. Thomas-street. admitted driving without a light on September 29th.—P.C. Kiddie said at 10.50 p.m. on September 29th he was on duty ...