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... COUNTY 'ADVERTISER, THOMAS HARDY, O.M, Depreusing Plots in Fiction., P . | My, Percy Babington in the course of his series of lectures, dealt on Monday at Sleaford Session House with the works of Thomas Hardv. He said Mr. Hardy was a tragic novelist, ...
... No LiGHTS On the evidence of FP.c. lavior, Thomas Hardy, 468, High-straety Bracebridge, was fined 2s. 6d. for nding a cycle in High-street, at 11.25 p.m., on igth April without a hght. ...
... The lives and works of the following authors will be deait with in the remaining 8 Lectures : Browning. Eliot, Meredith, Thomas Hardy, Bernard Shaw, and H. G. Wells, Tickets for the groun of 8 lec turcs, 5/« o ~ single lecture .., 1/ Full particulars ...
... PSSR |ST SENEPIR Wg w COREE e In the course of the lecture dealing with Thomas Hardy delightful references were made to “‘Under the Greenwood Tree'’, “Tess”, and the real Wessex of Hardy, which was something more than Wessex as we know it, and was really ...
... Dk_le:-_‘ 7% Count Leo Tolstol 77 Thelate Alfred, Lord Tennyson 7% Robert Browniog n :b.u Carlyle 8t um i’nnq 82 Hennk Theen 83 Thomas Hardy R¢ Emile Zola a Long fellow Chariotte Bronté : Mark Twain (S. L. Clemens) Hall Caine Rg Victor Hngo P 'nnf“'('' Walson ...
... | 26 Count Leo Tolstol | 37 Thelate Alired. LordTennysos | 24 Robert Browning | 79 Thomas Carlyle o Merbert Speacer . 81 Rudyard Kipling 52 Heurik Ibsen &3 Thomas Hardy 84 Emile Zola #5 Longfellow 86 Charlotie Broots | 87 Mark Twain (5. L. £lemens) 8 iall ...
... tavourable attention of the book-buyer. Tess of the D Urbervilles is possibly the hinest. certainly the most popular, novel of Thomas Hardy and the copy we have received is clear i print and a wonderful production tor two shillings. So is “Robbery Under Arms ...
... At 8, Allison-place, Ligeoln, on the 26th Feb., Betsy Flintham, 75. At 24, Canwick-road, Lincoln, on the 26. h \Feb., Thomas Hardy, 57. At 51, Gibbeson-street, Lincoln, on the 2ith Feb., Lucy Wright, 15 months. At 41, Oxford-road, Finsbury Park, on the ...
... Couch, 1&/- net. LIFE OF CAPTAIN BALL, V.(., etc., €/- ECHOES OF THE WAR, J. M. Barrie, &/. KIPLING'S WORKS. THE WORKS OF THOMAS HARDY. . EVERYMAN'S LIBRARY. 2700 VOLUMES TO SELECT FROM. (COME AND LOOK ROUND AT YOUR LEISURE. RUDDOCK'S sroe 287, HIGH STREET ...
... AD. 1720 Henry Pacey, Mavor of Boston for the second time. - John Chrickloe, Mavor of Grantham. Thomas Hardy and Francis Meres, Waruens of Louth. ”Sramlixr(_'l “Townrow the vounger, Town Clerk of Louth. g R()b(‘lt V()bfibri”riiun, Mayor of Lincoln. George ...
... March, W Nicholson, late of Cromer, SB, At bnfinfii)h.v;n'x;«mi'a.th”‘hlnnh. Cyril Ernest Greetham Holt, 5; 17th, Wiliiam Thomas Hardy, 43. At Great Hale, on the 22nd March, John Berestord, 88, At Louth, on the 12th March, Eliza Kirk, 81; Mth, James W. Drury ...
... of bopularity, reveals a Catholic taste. It includes Mrs. Henry Wood, Charles Dickens, Annije S. Swan, Joseph Hocking, Thomas Hardy, Sheill Kaye- Smith, ““Sapper,”’ Baroness Orezy, and A. C Benson. Next to the novel come books dealing with history, biography ...