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... GREAT NOVELIST. HULL LITERARY CLUB AND THOMAS HARDY. At the meeting of the Hall Literary Club. held in the Royal Station Hotel laot night. Ur J. J. Campbell gave a very interestiag lecture on Thomas Hardy The chair was taken by Mr Edward Lamplongh ...
... THE COLLISION ON THE HUMBER. OFFICIAL REPORT. The following is the report of Thomas Hardy Downes, master of the schooner City of Rotterdam, of Goole. 49 tans, from Goole !or (Devonshire). tans of ooal :—On Feb. 2, n; . tide two hone flood, wr.i. her ...
... be serried en by the said Tnonas HARDY, on We own account, and all debts dee from or to the late firm will be paid or-received by the Mid MAIAMALL. As witness oar hands, thin 7th day of 1878. THOMAS MARSHALL. THOMAS HARDY. Witness to both signature,— Jas ...
... known is the first (18911, rated nir George. She has had the unique honour of writing a story in collaboration with Mr Thomas Hardy. Mrs Henniker is very well known in society, and acted as Vicereine at during her brother's Viceroyalty. She minted in ...
... will thal with ' CHARLES DICKENS, CHARLES READE, ROBERT LOUIS STEVENSON, GEORGE MEREDITH, HALL CALNE, RUDYARD KIPLING, THOMAS HARDY, GEORGE MOORE, S. R. CROCKETT, JAN. MACLAREN, GEORGE MACDONALD, J. M. BARRIE, W. H. MALLOCK, MRS. HUMPHREY WARD, CLARK ...
... g*, and Basseterre In the lung Mal rook the latter at was delightful to give furtive to oqies of the of George Meredia Thomas Hardy. I even opened a few • to sne how adnfrably they bore the tt r t o zat 1 the fierce sunlight outside to get in I jalousies ...
... Talisman, ; Mr F Giadhill, Wakefield; Cooper, Dreamier ; Mr Charles Itabbott, Colwick ,Mr W Golding, Cambridge; Mr A Lynn; Mr Thomas Hardy, Heirs; Mr John Abbott, Mr Richard Reynolds, Leeds; Mr W Davidson. Mr J ',Grove. Noigbley, Mr Wm Riley, Hirtield ; Mr T ...
... A Nefarious Occupation at Cottingham. On Tuesday, at the Hall Petty Snaking Court, cram wave beard between Thomas hardy, groom, and Frederick Graaf/tam, corn dealer, on the one side, and Frederick Barad', on the other. The !UNWORN/ were for assaults.—Mr ...
... Plana Newton Hied;; Mr P J Tinsman, Hall ; (MPhil!, Wakellaid; MiD Omper, ; Mr Ma=Oolwsek Mr W Golding, ; Mr • F L im a; Mr Thomas Hardy, Mows; Mr Jaha ; Mr itashard Ks W Davidson. Mr J leigkley, Mr Baty, Mr T Woodward, Mezbeeenak ; M& Hewitt, Lose a Mr Willis ...
... Elizabeth Robins has charged with • difficult task. She is to part of in Ms dramatised version of his nnvad which Hr. Thomas Hardy is himself prepanag. Mr. Beerbohm Tree will r on toar m autumn, as viii as Mr. Irving aad Mr. Took. The Haymarket stasamer's ...
... Oiwhirrs. dear. pray make it How do,, navel row? With wsurlerful lones 4 family =meths, Whieh punt, as all in a row. toe mniy. Thomas Hardy. How does your grow? A iliehty young creature'. And cloalsoppe-s all in a row. Now. Rider fitgrani. don't be atamer'd, ...
... in future be carried on.. Dated this Fourteenth datof March, 1872. CHARLES CURTIS. THOS. HARDY. Witness to the signatures of the said Charles Curtis and Thomas Hardy—J. B. Fonmas, Builder, Hull, HARLEY-STREET, BEVERLEY-ROAD. MISS MARSHALL'S Boarding and ...