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... Charles Dickens Count Leo Tolstoi 77 Thelate Alfred.LordTenlysoo 78 Robert Browning 79 Thomas Carlyle Herbert Spencer St Ittulyard Kipling 63 Henrik Ibsen 83 Thomas Hardy 44 Emile Zola Longfellow 86 Charlotte Bronts S 7 Mark Twain (S. 1,. ciemess) Hall Caine ...
... to the with Whom the reser Is • sada Three Out was royal Peter so premier ea or AM t It will yield osier the eraser Mr. Thomas Hardy, takes plass M the front teak of English was ban la 1840 sad kL manor an arohitaat. first llterary work publiabad la 1871 ...
... Rescue Station on Saturday, March BD:—David L Thomas Albert E. Balaton, David H. Weaver, S tanley C. Morris, Henry Gillingham, John Nash, David Douglaa, C. Hayter, William H. Powell, Stanford Hardy, Thomas J. Lloyd, Wilfred L. Evans, Albert Edward Box ...
... originator of the scheme, Mr. Charkes Roberts, Boothby, Brampton, Cumberland. Tess of the D' Urbervillts, by the late Mr. Thomas Hardy, has been published by Messrs MacMillan and Co., in their two•shilling series. This is possibly the finest, certainly the ...
... Jane Austen. Scott. Charlotte Brent, Dickens. Mtmkeray. George Eliot. Charles Meade, heremon, Ovid. - George, Meredith. Thomas Hardy. Rider Restated. Mrs. Muncher Ward. Sir A. Doylo. A.tAoey Hope. and others. Prom French, have the men brilliant products/ ...
... with respect. His first play. Walker, London, was produced by J. L. Toole, and Mr. Thomas Hardy once witaward a performance of it in company with playwright. Br. Hardy was delighted with the piece, and as the two authors waltzed home together kept. on ...
... three works of special interest, that should appeal to a large body of readers. These are Far From the Madding Crowd, by Thomas Hardy; Fo►li. tsrde, by Hugh Walpole ; and In. troduetion to Sally, by the author of Elizabeth and lier German Garden. ...
... Methodist*. Mr. Hall Caine, the author of The Eternal City, which has just been presented at His Majesty's Theatre, like Mr. Thomas Hardy, was originally an architect, and his first literary efforts were mado in the columns of the Builder. One of these articles ...
... of at Hatagetead Pariah Oltwerb. The erleeiyal warners were Lady and her two ...
... down poets are commemorated in Poet's Corner, Westminster ♦they. The earliest there is Geoffrey Chaucer, the most recent Thomas Hardy. In Queen Anne's reign the British flag consisted of the crosses of St. George and St. Andrew. It was authorised as the ...
... to thank all kind friends and relatives for sympathy shown and floral tributes received in their bereavement. HARDY—The family Mr. Thomas Hardy wish to thank relatives and friends for their sympathy and floral tributes, and Mr. and Mrs. Cook for their kindness ...