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... gTANDABD WOBKB OF FICTION. Cown Bvo., with frontispiece, cloth, price 6s each. THE RETURN THE NATIVE. By Thomas Hardy, Author “Far from the Madding Crowd,” pair Bine Byes,” dc. New and Cheaper Edition. BULTAUN; a Tale of the Mysore War. the late Colonel ...
... As Booth says: We no longer write evocative Thomas Hardy kind of love poems, because men no longer experience quite the same frustrated sensation of love they once felt. In my opinion male poets have been unable to handle female equality in the past ...
... performance of Thomas Hardy's ever popular tale looks set to be a real charmer As Thomas Hardy is a regular figure on the school curriculum. The Maltings 1s offering a special ticket deal of £3 to all school pupils and students in full time education ...
... gTANDABD WORKS FICTION. Cown with frontispiece, cloth, price 6s each. THE RETURN THE NATIVE. By Thomas Hardy, Author of “Far from the Madding Crowd,” “A pair Blue Eyes,” 4c. New end Cheaper Edition. TIPPOO SULTAUN: Tale of the Mysore War. the lato Colonel ...
... WANTED, the PRESENT ADDRESS of THOMAS HARDY, dealer in worsted, hosiery, Ac., who left Consett few days ago. Anyone giving the renaisite information will be rewarded.—Address 8., Bor W, Office of this Paper. ...
... THOMAS HARDY'S NEW STORY. THE FIRST PART OF A MERE INTERLUDE B , THOMAS HARDY mai Tit MADDING CROWD,. Tat TIMM r MAJOR: lc, Sc, NEWCASTLE WEEKLY CHRONICLE SATURDAY NEXT, OCTOBER Gr. IMMO aaaa Orr. re N EW OR▪ lENTAL RAME - COMPORA/lON. ▪ THOUSANDS OP ...
... II 14YTH TEMPERANCE tiNION. OPEN-AIR MEETINGS IN TUE MARKET PLACE SATURDAY NIGHT AT 610. MR THOMAS HARDY, OF Brox& ; MR SAM PILLING. IiCARBOKOCOH. SUNDAY NIGHT AI 7.30, MR SAM PILLING, Lk 311 UP out Myth. lou Wass, . I boa Sib, flea &net, Loren.. APPUEN ...
... Mr. William Smith, jun., Easington Lane. Mr. Charles Smith, Easington Lane. Mr, John Reed, Easington Lane. Mr. Thomas Hardy, Coal Bank, Moorsley. Mr. William Bellerby, High Moorsley. Mr. Robert Magee, Hetton-le-Hole. Mr. James Stark, llutcou-10-llole ...
... FOLKV. riIHRANCII. Thomas's Yard. Cnretfr-le-Stw! FOSSES. THOMAS, 8, Hardy’* BuiWinea. Banatkon FALCONER. JAMES. IT. BqnaT-, Soath RiieMa. I FLEMING. ilO, South Palmerston BA, Shields WM.. ». Pr-rtland Road. FERGUSON , 3. BeTtnondeey Kt. ShieMSeW. ! FLETCHER: ...
... HARDY THOMAS OWEN, SADDLE AND HARNESS MA.NVIPACI 52, BIDE, BARKAS, TAILORS AND OUTITTITRS, TAILORING In the mast fashionable styles, eat to TAILORING perform, media. every gamest TAILORING rode sod well trimmed TAILORING 20 pas ..s Shea say Mew r TAILORING ...
... it was later found to be untrue —was a report transmitted from Tromsoe that the Thomas Hardy had foundered in violent weather, According W later news, the Thomas Hardy left Hull to fish off the Norwegian coast, but having made & poor catch the skipper ...
... ANOTHER HARDY MEMORIAL Sir James Barrie will to-morrow unveil at Dorchester bronze statue of Thomas Hardy, Hardy’s admirers the world over have subscribed to erect this memorial in Dorchester, the Casterbridge of the Wessex novels. The statue, a aeated ...