... prohibited hours on Sunday. 4 On Friday m oiling, Lady Seaford died at Hampton Court, aged 90. She was the widow of Captain Sir Thomas Hardy, flag captain of Lord Nelson when be met his death. . At Hall, a man named Goodyear, a grocer, shot his brother through ...

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... which allusion has been made. Mr. Wells, Mr. Conrad. Mr. Rudyard runs his catalogue, Mr. Henry James, Mr. Goose. Mr. Thomas Hardy, Mr. ! Shaw, and Mr. Arnold Bennett. He might have added Mr. Galsworthy, Mr. Robert Bridges, and others. His list of living ...

... position to give this high standard of literature, and per sin the near future we may be pried Ted with the writings of Thomas Hardy gad Sir James Barrie, or even the great U. Bernard Shaw. Yours, am.. AN INTRRIWITRD ELRADRR. [Our correspondent and others ...

... you. &ell► Glenerons to • twit may be said of the majority of meo—at West they me generous enough to their own Unita. Thomas Hardy new novel is Two on • Tower.' If be refers to newly-married maple, We spelling In mine there tide advice: Do not fall ...

... Will give much delight and profit. We observe that Messrs. Macmillan have arra for the aanniencemout of a new novel by Thomas Hardy ia the May number, which wi begin the new volume. LIBRAS! OF LITIRART (Ward, Luck and Co., Salisbury Square, London). We ...

... hes been his soilisrs, and only their hard bones 'bow. Mr. W. I hes made see taw%a stassato with an annoy'2 sense el Mr. Thomas Hardy Water with his over a soldier Africa. Mr. stranoely confused poetry and polities; so lla dit Busty Newbolt, the am at promising ...

... ■imdariy treated. Miss Munch continues '• An nosentimmital journey throush Cornwall. ' which is admirebly illu•- trated. Mr. Thomas Hardy contribute a story, loPlopereatthe Roan, and Mir Tongs cointnres, The Armouries Crenticr. Added to air are • couple ...

... the vernacular literature they peesess. and write for the mast la Main English they can rival Scott R. L. Stesenson,.or Thomas Hardy. allilek. A• 700 FORA DOG. - VA*lt st Seven hundred pounds —a word prics—haa been paid for a collie puppy by • rnpresestsfive ...

... voices meant necessarily a heavier responsibility. Mr. Greenwood will be remembered as the discoverer of, among tr”ny men, Thomas Hardy and Richard Jetfr:es. but his chief claim to fame is that he set. new standards in leader writing. That work plainly marks ...

... loss be the sudden death of Mr. A. J. Urry, of Birmingham, at the age of 7S Jack Urry might well be described as the Thomas hardy of cycling. Be had been writing on cycling for half • century, and his writings were poems in prose, though be was no mean ...

... litttw onee, tanyht them all cry softly. That woman honour. She take her place one the great mothers of great race. rinns Thomas Hardy, who played idi « pat* Bill of and Dr. who copied skilfully hem became entirely defaced from many of the stones in this ...