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... and illumination are present. At Holworth, a tiny hamlet near Lulworth Core, the loneliness of which is immortalbed by Thomas Hardy. in his Wessex talc, The Distracted Preacher. a shepherd's tan. without wheels, is used as the post. office. Telegrams ...
... wer 1, Wm. Govder , 2, George Popplewell ; 3, Ben jamin Buckley. Of six entered, and the 2) > prizes were wanrded Thomas Cutte Joseph Hardy 3. id Fl teber. The otber prize winuers were Cecrge Parubaw, 1 first Jobs 1 sire 5 tt 2eecond, 3 third. 1 feurth ...
... under the notice of the Wakefield borough magistrates (Mr Win. Btatter and Alderman W. H. Lee). The defendant was William Thomas Hardy. a West Riding police•constable stationed at Bothwell, and he was summoned tor assaulting Mr James Davies, boot and shoe ...
... tries to convey • idea of a performance to one who was not present he pillages the verbal Morehouses of other arta. Mr. Thomas Hardy, although in his books he loves to describe old in a new house designed by himself—a not surprising fact one remembers ...
... George Peel. of the agents of the Church Missionary West India. A•• deacon Kilner has protested against the inclusion of Thomas Hardy in the list of Later Victorian Novelists, to be lectured upon at Bingley soon. He says the Bishop of Ripon recommend ...
... century, in love with nature as they were, had found the garden a little cramping. The foremost of English nature novelists, Thomas Hardy. was strange to say, almost entirely inspired by pastoral, heath, or woodland life—and yet this was not strange if his ...
... mind, was returned. SCICIDR AT Wednesday at the Huddersfield Infirmary, Mr J. F.. Hill held an inquest on the betty of Thomas Hardy, aged 61 year., a tailor, who died on Monday from the effects of a wound in his throat, inflicted by himself at the Dog ...
... at the Wakefield Henniker, has decided to dedicate her Monday, fur £6, Never too coming volume of short stories to Mr. Thomas Hardy, Mend beat Luce and took On Monday evening, Mr. Ted, tater the Ste. No, Good snd on “ The ft Bene a one. On Tuesday the ...
... of news for Mr. Pinero, e Squire” may or may not be an unconscious plagiarist, but I fear there is little doubt that Mr. Thomas Hardy has deliberately helped himself to another man’s literary property. In his novel, ‘‘ The Trumpet Major,” there isan amusing ...
... in I Viso ever to read Beery during the summer vocation on the pisturescpse farm, • lichen -grown rock is the chair and Thomas Hardy the welcome compenionf Who that has • large choice cares to reed George Eliot elsewhere much se at one's own with only ...
... the Aet A series of is DEATH OP MRS. THOS. HARDY] Mrs. Thomas Hardy, wife of the novae.. died cm Wedoesday at their boom, Max Gate, Dorchester. Mr.. Hardy had been in failing health for some tits. Mn. Hardy wee the of Gifford, and mania 1,74 ...
... Haddon Hargreaves Joseph, Baildon ifreaves Thomas, North Cave Harker Christopher, York Harland Albert A., Scarborough Harland Bianington, Loekington Harland Thomas, Bridlington QuaY Harand Thomas, llewick Harland Thomas, Huhue-on-the Har'and William Charles ...