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... vacant place remains with us, Which none can ever fill. Sadly missed by his Wife and Children. HARov.-- In Loving Memory of Thomas Hardy, who departe6 this life March 23rd, roos. R.I.P. HASLAM.—In Affectionate Remembrance of my dear Aunt, Mary Haslarn, who ...
... it, and landed at the King's stairs. Sir Thomas Williams and Sir Frederick with their respective Officers, stood waiting to receive the Royal Visitors. They were accompanied Sir James (Jraham and Sir Thomas Hardy. The Queen and Duchess proceeded to the ...
... received 1590 words in 42min. 42eac. IT in interesting to be reminded of the fact that some of the earliest work of Mr. Thomas Hardy (who hes just reached his 60th year) was attributed to George Eliot. Tess always reminds us of some of George Eliot's ...
... Droitwich Guardians, Stock Sales, (lcc. We publish also this week the following tales : THE GRAVE BY THE HARD-POST, by Thomas Hardy, author of Tess of the D'Urbervilles, Sco. BETTI W's CHRISTMAS, by Allen Heine, author of A Welsh Singer, &A ...
... dnesbibv—Thomas Eastwood, James Cheesewright James E Moidtou, Nehemiah Curnock. Walsall —Adam Fletcher, James Miller, Jabez Rought. Wolverhampton —William Bird, William Bytheway, John D. Julian. Dudley—Walter LawTy, Simeon Noall, Thomas Hardy, James Gill ...
... Bock Hill, who departed this life March 230 d, 2904. Gone from our home, but not our hearts. HAPDY.—In Loving Memory of Thomas Hardy, who departe this life March 23rd 100-. R.I.P. ASLAM.—In Affe - ctiOna - te' Remembrance of my dear Aunt, Mary Haslam, ...
... Police Court when ex• traordinaryallegations& woe made by Thomas Hardy. aged 16, of Bournemouth, who was accused of breaking and entering an officers' DIM at Boraces. Dresetive Matta said that Hardy was a criminal lunatic, and had escaped from a mental hoapital ...
... terror of a thunderstorm have frequently been described by our great prose writers. but never more magnificently than by Thomas Hardy in • Far From the Madding Crowd. There is a passage in that book which almost rivals in bleak impressiveness the opening ...
... ADEL&L'B DEATH. The death is announced at Castle Cory, Somerset, of Rear Admiral Phelps, who was given his nomination by Sir Thomas Hardy, Nelson'. [1m0 captain. The deceased, who was 88, entered the Navy in April, 1832, and retired am Captain in 1870, being ...
... the Exchequer. by Herbert Vivian, accompanied by several caricatures. An excellent number also contains a short poem by Thomas Hardy, fiction by H- G. Wells, E. W. Hornung, H. C. Bailey, and the Earl of Iddealsign, and an article on London, by John Burns ...
... There was another branch of the objective novelists. the regional echoed, wffo trod the footsteps of Thomas Hardy. and these showed what a good novelist Hardy was by contrast. They dealt with counties as a background for their story: some took Cornwall and ...
... John Oliver Hobbes W. E. Norris S. R. Crockett Anthony Hope James Pays' Cleorge Gissing Henry jellies W. Clark Russell Thomas Hardy Rudyard Kipling Florence Warden Beatrice Harraden Mrs. Lynn Linton Stanley Werman FIRST NUMBER, PRICE on MAY 1, 1895. Chapman's ...