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... love you, they are up with the contemporary lark and catch the literary-- if the comparison is not disrespectful to Mr. Thomas Hardy worm. The venerable claimant to the throne of Wessex was himself induced to leave his Court of Casterbridge and set foot ...

... my husha.nd in the war. Mr. Nay Halkett said he would not he hard ow the defendants. He fined Edward Fuller 15a., Thomas Pull.r 25a., Hardy Be, and 'Curnfr A petition had sent to the court in favour of Mrs. Tumor. and the reagittrate aatd it would be a ...

... Winter and Bunny, Bart*, Marie Law ton. LLANEKuLY HIPPODROME, (rehear sal. 1.30).-- R. A. Roberts, John Torn an 1 Bahv, Gwyn Thomas, Hilda and Billy Bernart, J. P. Ung, lily Langtry, Victor and Velma. LONDON CANTERBURY.-- KeHy and Hargudon. Ethci Clayton ...

... Rtanajice. Frances Diftm as Mane. Cawldciu is aji aiWe actress, and quickly gained the sympathy of her auddenee OhMie Barrett as Thomas Ani.-trong is eaoelleiit, mors espe^-ia^Jy in the Pro logue and Kpih>Bie. wlwch aeinn to suit bun beet. F. G. Biyfly is very ...

... were popular vocalists, and Harry Jones sored in several eapaWy-piayed niuin ^4-. beside* lending nodal aid in bMigate work. Thomas Til bury bad a sere touch in his piano forte selections. In the absence o! Pasquali Troiss a volatile deputy was found n Peggy ...

... more highly developed. If you want an ( Octal in Weymouth, he said, you Kaye to go to the north for him. What about Thomas Hardy ? asked alderman. Another member, amid laughter. mel' timed Mr. C. F. G. Masterman, who Ica, .11ucated at Weymouth. CARNIVAL ...

... 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 ...

... decided to ware as Ws rushed into the newsagent's sad iswed difficulty the Pon a Oboists speesel; This waa Ober Mae tbs hardy if not perennial yarn about the old folk of Wortbcuse to walk in dm Bumf demead at Mate-road. writes is the Pou showed banupelf ...

... education committee to wit—have implied that all, or nearly all, the brainiest and brightest of men come from Wessex. Is not Thomas Hardy • Dorset man? asked one member, whose words were not so much • question as • challenge. And C. P. 0. Masterman, raid ...