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... Sheffield, seconded the Rev. John Thornley. Sheffield, a vote of condolence was passed with the family of the late Mr. Thomas Hardy, a member of the League agency staff from 1859 to 1873. Messrs. T. France and T. L. Watkinsou, treasurer aud secretary ...
... Gilbey, ®® © . Religion is the sum of our knovvllp ge and life experience.—Mr., Aubrey de Se lncourt, @ BEAE e in my mind Thomas Hardy was no mor when I wrote ¢ ba,kes and Ale”’ thafl' George Merediih or Anatole France.—Mr. Somerset Maugham. ® 8 9 The builder ...
... period gel Was married, and went to live at Woolale. Mrs. Green wag born at Marnhull, a Dorsetshire village made famous by Thomas Hardy In his book, ¢‘Tess of the d’Urbervilles.”’ Her home was within a few minutes’ walk of the house in which *Tess” is supposed ...
... really distinguishing is that of the Order of Merit. Some men whom other titles did not attract, Mr. George Meredith and Mr. Thomas Hardy among them, were found willing to become members of this order. Sir Archibald Grikie is the latest to be given this rarer ...
... recemtly confided to a writer im the “‘Daily Dispatch t{:at upon the occasion of the publication’s first number he wrote to M. Thomas Hardy, the veteran poet and novelist, for a contribution. Imagine the editors sur. %rise when some time later he received from ...
... of entertainment. i34t o . HARDY’S UNWRITTEN NOVEL . The decision of Mrs. Thomas’ Hardy to leave Dorchester and settle in London recalls the fact, says ¢¢ The Morning Post,’’ that though 8o *intimately linked With Wessex, Hardy himself at onc time Was 2 ...
... THE LIVERSEDGE SEWER AUTHORITY AND THE OVERSEERS. PROCEEDINGS BEFORE THE MAGISTRATES. Thomas Parkin ° (the chairman of the Liversedge Sewer Authority) v. Thomas Hardy Jackson and George Kelley (overseers for tte township of Liverwage) wadan action tried ...
... first number !miaow from the works of Dickens. Bret Harts, Captain Morryet, Longfellow, Scott, Edwin Arnold, Hs: Melee, Thomas Hardy, Jean Ingelow and others. The illustrations are particularly good, and • very fine engraving after Sir John Gilbert's ...
... that they should come up with a show such as The Musical Heritage of Thomas Hardy Reels and waltzes Hardy's family were all enthusiastic musicians and collectors of folk tunes Thomas Hardy himself was taught to play the fiddle when he was ...
... inspired another Bintley ballet which also looks at obsessive love Those who saw the recent TV adaptation of the classic Thomas Hardy novel Far From The Madding Crowd will understand why Bintley wanted to see Bath-sheba Everdene's story retold in dance ...
... mare pony and leather bridle. the property of Thomas Hardy, of Wolfetnne. Garden., Nethertherm, and also a brown filly, the property of John Sirhile Lockwood, of Waltham—ln the lint-nemed can Thomas Hardy, the prossonter, deposed that he had a dark chestnut ...
... was convicted of homosexual practices in 1895 and sentenced to two years in Reading Jail And in the same year novelist Thomas Hardy was criticised for his latest work Jude The Obscure The Pall Mall Gazette called it dirt drivel and damnation In 1896 ...