Help organising your research by adding bookmarking your articles. You can review your Bookmarks in the Saved area. *
* We take your privacy seriously. Bookmarks and notes are personal to you and are not public.
... Such an ex- ' planation was given by Mr. Thomas In his speech at Birmingham on Sunday, but quite a number of the branches which voted down the new proposals gave their decision hours before they knew what Mr Thomas bad said. At the delegates confercice to-morrow ...
... the tax for the benefit of ths , proprietors instead of for the Chant*llar tif the Exchequer. Our schoolboys are hardy random but riot so hardy as the authontwe is Regent's Park seem to fear; for in day's biting wind I saw hanging up nail the lianower Gate ...
... of the .7 ' work and a further 137 on the stooks , we resat interesting. The brat two are perhaps g e . poetry of Mr. Thomas 'Hardy, who is in should have been able, in the coarse of a h e breach ...
... this paper. with edges. leather. 7s. 64. set: blue cloth, net per 01. The Service Kiplina, ~,,, Bine Cloth. 3s. net each. Thomas Hardy's Works rNIEORII EDITION. NEW TOILS _ Bvo. 6i . net each. r im '. - Stocks esker Vanua Vol. et Circumstance: Lyrics Nevem& ...
... Put-YOUR Nam OP4I RUMRD ENING SCROLLam:F .1/ 1 THOMAS HARDY YOU have latest literary ability sold all be trained taloa bp • oases•ad postal tallies ester the REGENT INSTITUT' 's There are hundre4s of monthly weekly. and dal* • publications • hichßrelcoine ...
... would Mr. Thomas Hardy. seemed to enjoy ths a have brought out the human drama of hi * performance , theme, Mr. Shaw becomes just Bernard much as anyone- This is one of the rare; Shaw. juggling with words and ideas OCCIPIIOUb i/hii..ll Mr. Hardy, who instead ...
... # ) . - 1 . :i ) 1 , 2 ' i , OXFORD HONOURS THOMAS HARDY. Thomas Hardy, 0.14., the distinguished novelist, Just received the honorary degree for Literature at Oxford. Loft to right Mrs. Hardy, Dr. Hardy In ...
... 6d. Thi Awe - Th• public stay rend efttfs INty lb or an wends tbe ieterint of 'loot le %be or winch erminell neeered:n Thomas Hardy's Works. Whim Edition S VOie Crown Wm Nth Gilt. ¼ net web. Foetal FAO Yoh., reap. Imo. • iih Full Gilt leeks 484 ._ Nos ...
... C. F. G. Westerman. he said, was an illustration of the men who could be turned out by Weymouth Alderman R. J. Bridle: Thomas Hardy was brought up in the county and no on, would say that he was not educated. The Chairman replied that if Weymouth boys ...
... brief period in early manhood a land surveyor. That, too, WIIII host occupation of another well-known novelist, for Mr. Thomas Hardy was an architect in early years. Mr. Hardee Bret article appeared on March 18.55 year, ago. when •• Haw I Built Myielf ...
... Brixton Gaol. The Camberwell New-road Poet Offles hold-uo described at the Old Batley v.. , tcrdav when John Dennis lhintord and Thomas Turner. clerks, were indicted' before Mr. Justice Sherman for robbing the Office of while with revolvers. The case was adjourned ...
... Dr. Bridges, Lord Bryce, Lord Burnham., Lady Biros. Sir A. T. QuiHer-Couch. Lord Crewe. Sir Edward Sir 1. Oollanes, Mr. Thomas Hardy. Sir Sidney Lee. Lord and lit. M. G. Wells. Donation. forwarded to the hon. treasurer of the Keats Memorial gnus. Pond ...