Help organising your research by adding bookmarking your articles. You can review your Bookmarks in the Saved area. *
* We take your privacy seriously. Bookmarks and notes are personal to you and are not public.
... Mr. Thomas Hardy. caught by the title of a novel. *“ Under the Greenwood Tree.” For no other reason than that his own name stared him in the face, he heught the book to while away a railway journey. The result was that he promptly commis sioned the author ...
... THOMAS HARDY AT 7%. Mr. Thomas Hardy. 0.M., who is to-day. has belief in the influence of locality on literary work. For the pact 30 years has resided near his beloved birthplace—Dorchester—and to that fact ascribes much his sneeww. To maintain his powers ...
... MB. THOMAS HARDY AND M&- HARWOOD, JLP. Spsakfag wanoi meeting held Oarwen Mr. Thomas Hardy, Stoks-ooTYent, referred the altitude of Mr. George Harwood. for Baltou. oo the temperance qumtion, sad mid that judged their actions some men might living the ...
... A FOOLHARDY PRACTICE. The death w reported 'Thomas Hardy, Solmbcryec.. Golbome. Hardy wee a by * train, and abfcanpted Irave the train whale it waa in modem. fell between the footboard and the platform, and fractured hi* •huii. Death took place «oon ...
... Borough of Dorchester te Thomas Hardy, > eontrol ‘in other | Fsq., 0.M.. Hon. LL.Df(Aberdeen). J.P. (Dorset), ~ublie hlth.a entire Po ...
... King holds Privy Council. The King on Tuesday received, at Marlborongh Houce, Sip Wm. Crookes and Mr. Thomas Hardy, and personally invested them with the order of merit. His Majesty subsequently held a Privy Council, at which the new members were sworn ...
... nnco JESUBALEJL W tjoo* esch servieo in bdMUf of Seheol Pond WESLEYAN CHAPEL. GOSPEL TEMPERAKCK MISBIOaS, OMrfneWd by Hr THOMAS HARDY, of M«rwh«*»er. Match 13th All aeat* free. coma. APfKEBOos. halLpaat Mr. HABDT -in aDDRJS*S * for Woman Only. Wawin*. «™wi ...
... IteOon Unien, will held the TaMPisASca aupvott the Liquor Traffio (Looal Coutrol) Bill now beinre Far!lament. will Hr. THOMAS HARDY, Manchtotor, Coantdllor Dr. THORNLIvY.J.P., Bet. H, W. TURNER, Ik A.. Mr. JOSEPH and others. Chair take* at 7-50 p.m. Mr ...
... ' The Romance of Country Life. Mr. Thomas Hardy, who has been appoinied President of the Authors’ Club in succession to the late M:. George Meredith, has for the last quarter of a century passed most of his dayes in the neighbourheod of Dorchester in ...
... Longs®Uy Authors. Mr. Thomas Hardy, entered his year this week, reminds one of the amazing longevity of authors Amongst who have died since 1900 Sir Theodore Martin and Samuel Smiles Were over 90. oxer were Sir Edwin Arnold, Edward Event Hale. Professor ...
... suggestion of the fragrant weed. Other guests were Messrs, Priend. Page. Patient and Aahplant, which seem recall Shake or Thomas Hardy, but did actually appea.* in a printed list persone present ...
... A., Sir Gilbert Parker, Sir F. Ray Lankester, Sir A. Conan Dorle, and Mesers. Hall Caine, Rudrard Kiplimg. Andrew Lang. Thomas Hardy, Theodore Watts-Dunton, and Perer Fitzgerald. lln America the support accordad to the centemary stamp is, if possible. ...