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... CONCERNING GHOSTS. • real conversation is recorded in the Pall Mall Naga--ke between Mr. Thomas Hardy and Mr. William Archer on the subject of ghosts. When Mr. Hardy was a young man, it appears, he would willingly have given tein t l il of his life to sees ...
... uld are doing the same. The only novelists Mr. Macnamara could call mind who are generally sympathetic to teachers are Thomas Hardy and lan Maclnren. This attitude has tended to keep down the status of teachers. Besides. English people have no great ...
... •01 . 1 CAPTAIN. It is proposed that the tower erected on the coast of Dorsey gems miles from Weymouth, in memory of Sir Thomas Hardy, Neleon's captain of the Victory as Trafalgar, should be heeded over to the Nst ioeel Society for the Preservation of ...
... charge of stabbing John Linton and John Thomas Hardy, beerhouse-keep , re. It appears the sailors quarrelled in Beott.street with some of their mates. I The latter ran away and were chased by the five prisoners. Hardy was walking along the rarest with a named ...
... the figure. we are told, and is not devoid of grunt The Husbands' Protection Society will soon have its hands full. AiR. THOMAS HARDY (says the Academy) bat a new volume of Poems nearly ready for the press, which will include his poems inspired by the ...
... the facts, a* not so much luxury as essential. It interesting reminded of tbs fset that some of the earliest work of Mr. Thomas Hardy (who has just reached his year) was attributed Oeorge Eliot. Tsss * always reminds of some of George Eliot’s work, in spits ...
... of the Intcrtmtional Library, tranvlator in the I tnercial department of the Board of Trade) has been I staying with Mr. Thomas Hardy, the novelist, Dorchester, and is likely to dedicate his new work to the author of M Tees.” The book in question is likely ...
... used by Nelson. It fell from his pocket lay dying in the cockpit of the ictory, and was picked up by the late Admiral Sir Thomas Hardy, his flag captain. A water-colour drawing of the celebrated signal flag, M England expects every man to do his duty,” ...
... ia not yet announced, but it ia •nggestod that as moat of tbo poems are nautical, it may be ehriataoad “ Ballads. Mx. Thomas Hardy is tbmkiag of hie story “ The Funuit of the WcU Belayed,’’ which appeared year or taro ago in tho lUuttnted London Kem ...
... , who was covered with blood and smarting from the wound, struck the vicar. This statement was corroborated by Mr. Thomas Kirkby Hardy. who was present and saw the whole disturbance, and said it could not have been an accident, and also by William Taylor ...
... year origin. poems by Mr. Tennyson, Lord Lytton. and M. Victor Hugo, and illustrated serial monies by Mrs. Oliphant, Mr. Thomas Hardy, and M. Alphonse Daudet. THE pavement of the Mailer HOU.. of Lintol, near Mist, the ancient property of the families of ...
... Marian Crawford, George Meredith, Hall Caine, B. L. Stesenson, C. M. Tongs, William Black, Mrs. Oliphant, Robert Buchanan, Thomas Hardy, Grant Alien, James Payn, Mrs. Humphry Ward; and among writers for boys: Henty, Ballantyne, Verne, Fenn. It is almost ...