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... *ud the late Lady Susan Douglas, and niece to the Earl Dunmore.—On 'Thursday morning Pimlico, in his 82d year, Air. Thomas Hardy. Mr..Hardy was the founder of the London Corresponding Society, and was, with Mr. Home Tooke, Mr. Thelwail, Mr. Holcroft, and ...
... Mass; 6.30 p-m., Benedio. tion. _ Friexps’ Mzrerive Hoven. — 11 a.m., Meeting for Worship; 6.30 p-m., Mission Service, Mr. Thomas Hardy has written a poem on the war for the Year Book (to_be published in December) of the society of Dorset Men in London, and ...
... remarkably ir Samuel Baker, rdenskiold, Mr, and every r le Mermairr;‘pea ustrated by Mrs, ridge) ; but one AL nonsense as Thomas Hardy) despite this the hilling which is number of the omes, as usual, red supplement, ich we have seen ing 50 good—this ustrated ...
... ents France H« inm«ea mind aspirit of consolation bodily afflictions notsubdue, hi PP.^' : Two only oftbe * S, W u i. Thomas - Hardy wis the time, to the' London Corresponding Society» promote political knowledge HoSiior Durnose of procuring reform in ...
... The Return of the Native which is showing at The Key Theatre in Peterborough Classic Thomas Hardy at the Key HARDY Country: For those who love the work of Thomas Hardy the dramatic presentation of his 'The Return of the Native' by the ...
... near my slippers, my pipe, and the fireside. * Tay Pay has his favourites, and Thomas Hardy is one of them. This is an extract from the current issue: A Reviewing Thomas Hardy. “ It is a great many years now since I sat down in a cheerless attic, with a ...
... existence a century or two hence.” The Cornkill bas a light and attractive number, which ogrn- with a few P“’ stanzas b{ Mr. Thomas Hardy, headed “ At Casterbridge Fair,” and there are also some excellent verses by Mr. A. D. Godley on * The Luxury of Dolnfi ...
... cat in it, and grows not old. me has shown that there is ing by modern mem, which is ted, more acceptable, than the ® {r. Thomas Hardy. . ...
... lamented, Elizabeth the wife of William Simpson, Esq., in the 52d year of her age. Lately, at Cowbit, near Spa aged 76, Mt. Thomas Hardy, formerly a respectable farmer at Postland. ...
... the praises of Rossetti. Her best book she thinks, is “Comin’ thro’ the Rye,” and it has been her moet enccessful one. Thomas Hardy once told her that wherever he went :rg w}g_shlalweye sure of finding this book and e Bible, The composition of “Comin’ ...
... ]noke«ii d;llmn ';:vouned, Thomas Hardy produceéd during veyenties and eighties a great mass otscomifidy high work. But it was uot till 1881 that he wou full recoguition from the g-cater pubiic. One of the main facls cougerniig 1l mas Hardy is that he Lesan lifé ...
... features a carefully selected collection of poems and prose written by some of our greatest writers including Shakespeare Thomas Hardy and Jane Austen whose lines evoke strong images of this vibrant and colourful time of year With its stunning period paintings ...