... otherwise they might nut come into contact with for long periods. Mr. C. D. Crisp in responding, quoted the words of Mr. Thomas Hardy eulogising the good of these Societies. The Society was founded five years ago, and was now a living force. It gave some ...

... they publish. In Helbeck of Ban- nisdale her style seems to have become as pure as the style of that master of English, Thomas Hardy, with whom she has many traits in common. Mrs. Ward has seldom done anything finer than this book, which is full of masterly ...

... edition hie work now being issued in attractive \olumc* Hr. ifyimuymmmnaw have before u* the third volume, dedicated to Mr. Thomas Hardy, and consisting of papers gathered together under the general title' * Critical Kit-Kate the Utter word being borrowed ...

... appeared t6 defend the part he had taken in the ?? obstruction. He was fined Is., and to pay costs. The summonses against Mr. Thomas Hardy and Mr. Jacob Barton, for obstructing the way with bathing machines, drawn up for the winter, at Ventnor, were withdrawn ...

... Shanklin ; Jas- JNiblett, Niton ; Thomas Hardy, Luccombe ; Heury Matcher, Landguard ; C. Orchard, Languard. Prizes were also offered to children for collections of seaweed, ferns, and wild rlowers, the prize takers and ?? Hardy ' 6 We > ?? A I™ G *, Powi, ek ...

... beautiful drawings Hedley Fitton. Other contributors to this really splendid number are the Earl Iddesleigb, E. W. Hornung, Thomas Hardy, H. G. Wells and Herbert Vivian. The illustrations in the magasine are up to their old standard of excellence. The Agricultural ...

... contains customary icstalments of Sir Jobs Uonsfcintinp, by Ur. A. T. Qniller-Concb, >nd uf Ciilppingc. by Mr. J. Woyman. Mr. Thomas Hardy contributes lyric enlitled ' The Spring Call.*’ In Talk with my Father '' Mr. Walter Frith puts into ei Up dialogue form ...

... endorsed : the Britannia, Church Lane, from H. Salter to Mrs E. James ; the Whcatsheaf, Nelson Street, from Thomas Hardy to Edmund Thomas Purkis. Mr Turtle was granted a temporary license for music and dancing at 23, Union Street. ISLE OF WIGHT COUNTY ...

... troublesome man and there wen three caivietions @gains& him. Defendant, who did not appear, war limn Ts 14 and costs Is.. Thomas Hardy, of Chile, was slmiraly amp ntoaed, the amiss cc:earring at the Nindroek Hotel tap on the let Dec. Defendant plaided guilty ...

... the Hants Independent, from which otfioo they emanate. The CornUll lor April opens with lyric o( great charm from the pen Thomas Hardy. The customary instalment ol Anthony Hope’s Intrusions o(Foggy is followed by second article in the series entitled Alms ...

... oritielse bat feebly the cattle driving agitation in Ireland and to refuse to ntiliaa the Orimaa Act.’ In notable article Mr. Thomas Hardy the Editor (Ur. Downes) says ; ** Firm in oar trqst in that Divine Katherbood-whoeo work, though for the present veiled ...

... defendant out without a disturbance, but would not go. Fined 7s. (id., and 13s. costs; in default seven days* hard labour. Thomas Hardy, gentlemanly looking man of Chale, was summoned on a similar charge. Maud Hill, barmaid the Handrock Hotel, deposed that ...