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... Mr. Hardy traced the unbroken pedi: of Tess’s family back to the an in harmony with the decayed fortunes of her house heraelf_ was wrought out the pitiful downfall of Teas “In a measure,” Mr. Hardy said, “the story of the ig the story of the Hardys and” ...
... THOMAS HARDY. Mr Thomas Hardy (Manchester) said that politics was the science of Government, and that the bale of all government ought to be the greats* good for the greatest number, and upon that basis they could rest their edifice, by which the people ...
... oo7untry rehgiouo - brother MR. THOMAS HARDY. Mr Thomas Hardy mid he was more disappointed with Mr Joseph Chamberlain than any other public man and he believed that as a statesman be was dead and would never see life again as such. he would fight for ...
... massacres, an important letter will be read from Mr. Chamberlain, and Mr. Zangwill will read letters from Mr. Maeterlinck, Mr. Thomas Hardy, Mrs. Humphry Ward, Mr. Pinero, Mr. Anthony Hope, Mr. Alfred Sutro, and ‘many others. Mrs. Zangwill will also speak. ...
... was dieaiyed. Mr Jeffrey Jones, C.C. (Llandrindod Wells) pro:sided, and he was supported by Mr Frank Edwards, M.P., Mr Thomas Hardy, Bev. T. I). Jones Mr Churchill, Aid. J Evan Bufton, Mr W. ones (Dolberthog), Mr T. L. Vaughan, &e., &e. ...
... BALLYMENA EQUITY S 8th NOVEMBER, 1905, (Hefore His Honour Judge Orr.) THOMAS HARDY, HENRY MILMOILE, DEFENDANT. Vhis was an equit civil bill brought Thomas Hardy, of W atercloney, Ahoghill, aguinst Henry M'Ilmoile, of Carnbeg, Gilarryford, for specific ...
... dence at 2.30, Friends please accept this (the only) intimation. HaARDY. —At 60, West road, Loftus, on the 18th inst.,, Thomas Hardy, jet ornament manufactarer, aged 68 years, late of Clarance Piace, Whitby. JAcksoN.—At Glenville, Hinderwell, on the 23rd ...
... and far • Were rolled together on the deep, that night at Trafalgar. tAll) The deep. The deep. That night at Trafalgar. —Thomas Hardy. ...
... Footballers in Salford and Sale will regret to learn that Thomas Hardy, who in his day was captain of the Salford and later of the Sale clubs, died at Stef- ford, and was buried there on Wednesday last. Hardy was originally a member of the Cavendish Club before ...
... Siege of York, &c. With Illustrations Crown Fro. Es. THE GOLDEN RECITER Recitations and Readings from Kipling, Stevenson, Thomas Hardy, Austin Dobson, Conan Doyle, A. W Finer., With a Practical Introduction hyCAIRNIIJAMIIe. Over 770 pages. Extra cr. Also ...
... Ears crew is Mr. Leyte emit th The be beartily THE GOLDEN RECITER. Recitations and from Kipling, Stevenson, Thomas Hardy. Aeolis Dolmas. Coosa Doyle, A. W. Poser°, Wall • Practical by CAIRNS Over 700 pages, extra avows Ivo, id. Also • 1111-Paper Pocket ...
... cases from authentic soarces, while those of living writers are mostly from and comprise a most at- stadies, Thes we bave Thomas Hardy, Mrs. tractive series of pictares of aathois in their James, James Bryce, and many others, as they Humphry Ward, Tolstol ...