... Mr. Thomas Hardy. Remedies.” In 1874 appeared the work by which he is beet known Far from the madding crowd.” Since that time he has published numerous works. In 1893 Mr. Hardy followed early dramatic version of Far from the madding crowd” with a dramatic ...

... MR. THOMAS HARDY. Laodicean,” “The hand of Ethelberta,” “The return of the native,” “The Mayor of Casterbridge,” “ Wessex tales,” and “ Teas of the D’Utbervilles.” Last year Mr. Hardy entered the domain dramatism with piece entitled “ The three wayfarers ...

... i picturp: house. I L-IWI'M KIRKINTILLOCH. THURSDAY and FRIDAY. THE MAYOR OF CASTERBRIDGE From the famous Novel by THOMAS HARDY. A powerful Story full of dramatic interest, HAROLD LLOYD “I DO.” Etc., Etc. SATURDAY. PICTURES AND VAUDEVILLE MONDAY, TUESDAY ...

... to the present time. Canon Leigh is, perhaps, best known as a leading advocate of Temperance and licensing reform. Mr. Thomas Hardy, who has just been appointed a Justice cf the Peace, is the famous novelist. He was born 1810 Dorsetshire, and commenced ...

... Baron Pollock, Lord Justice Lindley, Lord Justice Lopes, and Justices Hawkins, Mathew, Cave, Chitty, North, and Day. Mr. Thomas Hardy, the novelist, has just celebrated his birthday, having been born just 57 years ago. Ho commenced his career as an architect ...

... the schools in the parish. Sir David Wilson, D.Sc., of Carholh. has been re-elected convener of Stirling County Council. Thomas Hardy, of Wo*hl Folmonl, is the vice-convener. •J.imf's (60). J>:diu*x;o.\-ii car tor. coilapnnd at tiio and Main Strict- ‘m ...

... on the banjo, and is capable of getting as much music of that instrument as will yield under the severest pressure. Mr. Thomas Hardy, who takes a prominent place the front rank of English novelists, was born in 1840 in Dorsetshire and commenced his career ...

... bookmaker who was being badly treated by a gang of roughs, when the prisoner rushed through the crowd and assaulted them.— Thomas Hardy, of 62, Dorling-road, Fulham, the bookmaker referred to, stated that a man came up him and demanded 12s. fid. He told him ...

... ” . Temple Bailey, The Virginian,” Owen Wisler. The Swinging Shutter,” C. Fraser Simpson. The Return of the Native,” Thomas Hardy. Mis understood,” Florence Montgomery. “Alt’s Carpet,” A. Darlington. “ M l.usky o’ The Legion,” A. G Hales “ The Caravaners ...

... Pretty Polly Pennington,” Madann' Albanesi. FOOTBALL, I *‘Kve and tiie Law,” C. Askew. c . |“Und* r the Greenwood Tree,” Thomas Hardy. the . . “The School for Saints,*’ John Oliver Hobbes. Kirkintilloch Rob Rot are already being “The Brown of Mary,” ...

... The Deemster,” Hall Caine. Weaver Webs,” John Oxenham. The Happy Valley,” B. M. Croker. l*nder the Greenwood Tree,” Thomas Hardy. The Pcnny-come-quicks,” S. Baring Gould. Uca ...

... Deemster.” Hall Caine. *Weaver of \\ebs.” John Oxenham. *‘The Happy Valley, B. M. Croker. Cnder the Greenwxjod Tree,” Thomas Hardy. • Penny-come-quicks, S. Baring Gould. •* Ready Money Mortiboy. Beaant end Rice. ** The School for Saints,” John Oliver ...