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... PEOPOsAL TO INCLUDE THOMAS HARDY. In proposing names for the committee, Col. Willtains auggeosed that of Mr. Thomas Hardy, the Wessex novelist. The Vicar Mr. itirdy's was not perhaps a name which carried as much weightbeing a prophet in his own countryas ...
... MR. THOMAS HARDY 'AT HOME.' The of yeeterday publiches in de ['niched,. at interenting article on Mr. 'tardy, at Max Gate. We we C 111111144 to the following extract, — Country folk who, shortly aftersimrina plod the narrow etretching the l'arelieeter ...
... A MERE INTERLUDE. (BY THOMAS HARDY.) Author of For from the ll — Adding Crowd, Under the On,nwoe.l Tree, Trumpet Major, Two on Tower. It was often and .iftener siirmised, that Bap. lista Trewthen was ptmg with eearcely emotions or character ...
... STONEHENGE GO? ONLY TO THE NATION, SAYS THOMAS HARDY. A W ITII THE NOVELIST. The following interview with M r. THOM HARDY appeared in a recent of the Dady Chrensek egten!ay I went down into Wesmex to ask Mr. As HARDY what he thought abont Stonehenge. That ...
... HODGE AS I KNOW OM A TALK WITH MIL _ THOMAS HARDY. (Pt* Mel .e= a 3it che rays, ti • . I •l4ir a 1 an which .. . thvata at et,ital-at ]. aundard part.. toehaure, a iota, he he known tunlep . er : .. a Le coal:mul '- ' 7 7•11;0:F7i . ...
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... SESSIONS: SATURDAY. —Before Colonel Steward (chairman), Lieut-Col. Henning, C. 8., Mr. E. E. Pearce Mr. It. Stillwell, Mr. Thomas Hardy, and Mr. t. W. Floyer. The PUBLIC HEALTH WATER ACT. —Cho,s Clastrat, of Lite, appeared in answer to a issued under the ...
... NOTICES I , THOMAS HARDY APSEY, 2, Fern-hear. Notico—Thst I WILL NOT BE tor DEBT DEBTS CONTRACTED by my Wits, A ANN APSEY, ohm (Signed) THOMAS HARDY AMY. October Bid, 1905. I MllOi ...
... PORTRAITS, VIEWS, CARICATURES. AUTOGRAPHS, PEDALS, CHINA, Lc. gnaw. PEArvas—A Mops WW I= ARTICLES competed with ADMIRAL SIR air THOMAS HARDY. Lard Nelson's favourite Dorset Cenesin. ...
... TAKING OPPOSITE SIDES ON THE WAR. Mr. THOMAS HARDY is 113 t in a satisfactory state of health, and may be compelled to seek a bracing climate before long, away from the downs and cider lands of his beloved Wessex (says the Southern. Echo). It is possible ...
... Jackson, Affpuddle); 2nd, Frank Woodland (Mr. Mitchell Roger Hilt); 3rd, 8. Ironsides (Mr. Hooper, liTinfrith); v.h.r., Thomas Hardy Goroge, Snelling); h.c., William Greening, (Mr. Spicer, Alf puddle). Boys, first fee, Charles Burden (Mr. 0. Hyde, Wool); ...