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... letter of the law. Their selfrighteousness is frequently condemned in the Bible. 3. (a) George Eliot, (b) Jane Austen, (c) Thomas Hardy. 4. Tennyson, Locksley Hall.” 5. (a) The Merchant of Venice, (b) The Pied Piper of Hamelin, (c) Kitchener of Khartoum. ...
... Harvey, .Patrick Gallagher, Henry O’Hara, Manus M’Monagle. Il.b Mary M Laughlin, Anne O’Hagan, John Dickson, James Mullin, Thomas Hardy. LLc —Andrew Templeton, Catherine Collins, John Paton, Bernard M’Taggart. Junior ■lnfants—Class l.a —Teresa Bridgid Ayscough ...
... a critical stage, Gilbert Parker and Mr Thomas Hardy respectively contribute clever short Aketebee, entitled, A Castaway of the South and Oa the Wasters Circuit, the philmsderieg of the barrister, Mr Hardy's hero, meeting its reword. Old City Houses ...
... skill. Mr Thomas Hardy, by common consent'has displayed commanding ability in his descriptions our English country folk, but the appended extract relating to the courtship Kirsty Pringle by her rustic wooer will in way suffer by comparison with Hardy, even ...
... close Miss Maclarty and the ohaormr’tv-vere accorded hearty votes of thanks. AUTHORS’ EARNINGS.—The fortune left by Mr Thomas Hardy seems to have accrued from the large and steady sale of all his works in recent years, and not from any one novel in particular ...
... got the worse of the quarrel, his face being in a rather dawaged condition Thomas Hardy, labourer, was charged with assaulting James Fraser at the harbour on the Bth January. Hardy admitted having struck Fraser on the breast with his head, but said that ...
... Meeting or Pkesbvteuy.—A meeting of the Presbytery of Auchterarder was held the West Church hero on Tuesday week—the lie v. Thomas Hardy, moderator. a report on tho attendance the schools within which was laid bsforo tho meeting, appears that there are within ...
... evidently known the Scottish country people thorough'y, and possesses the power to depict them with no ordinary skill. Thomas Hardy, by common consent has displayed commanding ability in his descriptions of our English country folk, but the appended extract ...
... evidently known the Scottish country people thoroughly, and jiossesses the power to depict them with ordinary skill. Mr Thomas Hardy, by common consent has displayed commanding ability in his descriptions of our English country folk, but the appended extract ...
... evidently known the Scottish country people thoroughly, and possesses the power to depict them with no ordinary skill. Mr Thomas Hardy, by common consent has displayed commanding ability in his descriptions of onr English country folk, but the appended extract ...
... Englishspeaking world—a kind of pious pemmican of devotion not unworthy to be sung wherever the Lord’s Prayer is prayed. Mr Thomas Hardy, author of “Tess” and other novels, places this among the three hymns he loves most. During revivals it is sometimes the ...
... Court at Linlithgow on Friday at the jastance of Day Hill, lessee of Customs aud shore dues, South | Queensferry, against Thomas Hardy, flesher, Kirk- | liston, for the sum of Ss 21, said to be the Castom } dues op beef, mutton, and pork taken into the burgh ...