... daily.which exposed the alleged adventures as an imposition on the public, and stopped their publication in serial form. Thomas Hardy'. Far from the madding crowd received with entire approval by Lionel Johnson. and condemned wholesale by Garret. Mane ...

... Rtoertuie G »al, Crabtree ; backs, Gardner, Foley ; halves, Hamisford. Heatt, Richards: forwards, Bright Carter, F. lluett, | Hardy, Thomas. ...

... Exhibition in celebration of the Trafalgar centenary baa been held Dorcbeater this week. included many relics belonging to Sir Thomas Hardy, Lord Nelson’s favourite captain, who was Dorset 1,1 Tbits ' Tarrs ! Tawre a Tent and preserve your health. Tent 6ft square ...

... the mind-numbingly boring and outdated stuff turned out by the likes of William Shakespeare Charles Dickens Jane Austen Thomas Hardy the Brontes and George Eliot should still be termed classic when in truth it should all be consigned to the basket labelled ...

... of the poet then* were pre-M*nt a number eouuly gentlemen well representatives of the literary profession, induding Mr Thomas Hardy, the novelist. The r*s-tory of Writhlington, ni*ar Badstock, gross value £166 per uunum, now vacant the death of tie' Kcv ...

... advance .4 the afklittonal pruggramaroe. 7h. new. that Mr. Thomas Hardy ha. pr.-pat - id fon . a v., ad awe Lr Holy Tensity Churi h. I torchir.di-r. recalls Ow little-remembered fart that Mr. Hardy is an at conplishol archtteet iaaa hr nut a gain-mass id ...

... good girl, Anne Garland, who was not less fond of him than he was of her. The quotation is from a popular serial story by Thomas Hardy, published iu 000./ WortU. The press gang having got to old Loveday’s, one of the men spoke. 1 am not sure that are in ...

... intends to deviate w. Lir from Mr HIONW'S svllabus. that instead of Scott and Jane Austen, he .111 In tare ..a Meredith and Thomas Hardy. TIIIPWRANCE FgEigasirms.—The annual business meeting was held at the (.lobe Temperance Hotel. Mr. S. H. [Munn, presiding ...

... Records, in | l«c« i Duffus ll»rdy, deeeabed. The appointment is in toe gift the Muster the Holts. Mr. Hardy, t. is a brother of the lata Sir Thomas Ouffua Hardy, is aga. Mr. Swift, R.-cbester, C.S., ar.no;iocet the discovery himself, at 2 s.m. on July 7th, ...

... Magazine. Price 1/-. (Smith Elder and C*., 15, Waterloo-place, London). The Corn hill for June opens with a poem by Mr. Thomas Hardy, entitled ** The pine- KlaoUra.” Other verse ia a parody, dedicated to |r. W, E. Henley, of his recent p>em, ** Speed,” ...

... of the original Bath Volunteers. Hardy, father of Mr Thomas Hardy, the novelist, has just died at Bockharapton. near Dorchester. The deceased was a typical member of the class of Dorset rustic folk from which Mr Hardy draws his inspiration. He was greatly ...

... the title | I M lUrrio’« contribution, narrative the «|g>»reully cynical rtyle oeueml this author's wntinys. In son veto Thomas Hardy descnbe* au almost painful euiaiate the history of villano servant «>«. married to tduryyman, years her senior, and afrarn ...