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... THOMAS HARDY The funeral of Thomas Hardy, of S 7 .trrael-street. took place at the New Cemetery, with Rev. Orcroft Jones officiating. The mourners were: Mrs. Mary Jane Brooks, daughter; Mr. and Mrs. S. Parker, daughter and son-in-law; Misses Carrie Edgley ...
... OUR CHARACTER SKErCH. THOMAS HARDY. I test saw Thomas Hardy some 10 or 11 years age at • little dinner in the House of Commona. In those far-off days the accommodation for the stranger and the lady who were asked to dine with a member of Parliament was ...
... Our Short Story. A CHANGED MAN. By THOMAS HARDY, Anther of From the Madding Crowd,' The Woodhinders, Li fs'e Little Tema* • itta _ . feilini ha. _by . mothers of . I. the !marriageable girls of neighbourhood. The mon in the oriel went to the wedding; ...
... near Hereford, the wife of George Nice, of son. On the 19th inst., at the Greyhound Inn, Mitcheldean, the wife of Mr. Thomas Hardy Trotter, of l9th inst., at the Vicarage, Skenfrith, the wife of the Rev. William Speke, of a son. ...
... UPPER CWMBRAN. On Sunday last three eloquent temperance sermons were preached in the Board School-room, by Brother Thomas Hardy (Wesleyan, Birmingham), and Grand Worthy Chief Templar of the Midland Grand Lodge. The speaker handled his various subjects ...
... drop behind— We who have laboured long and MAC, Tiuu,. out of mind , And keen are yet, must not regret To drop ta•hind. —Thomas Hardy. WISDOM AND INSIGHT. Wisdom and itteiFht come, not from the number of thtnora clone, or the r oi g nancy of felt, but from ...
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... adventui'c. both m mo,dent and character. It has thoroughly mteresting plot, and some of the dia. logue worthy of the pen Thomas Hardy.'’' G/oic. There is more stuff in Mr. D. G. Murray’i! Rainbow Gold ’ than hecatomb modern more life, more movement, more ...
... minute. , broadcast to-morrow kriaturday) in celebration of Trafalgar Day. Ti►o programme is drawn from Tim Dynasts, by Thomas Hardy, and one seem is sot in the cockpit of the Victory where Nelson died. ...
... at the organ. In addition to the mounters of the ;revives there wren many representatives of Dorset county, inciuding Thomas Hardy, the aeveliet. ...
... important mate of the autumn publishing mesas has been the cation by Menus. Macmillan of a volume of short stories by Mr. Thomas Hardy. The title of the volume is A Changed Man, sad it °outsize a doss, of what the diatingeished author describes es minor ...
... CONCERNING GHOSTS. • real conversation is recorded in the Pall Mall Naga--ke between Mr. Thomas Hardy and Mr. William Archer on the subject of ghosts. When Mr. Hardy was a young man, it appears, he would willingly have given tein t l il of his life to sees ...