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... —Literary tourist: “Mr. Thomas Hardy lives near here, doesn’t hePDevonshire rustic; “Which Mr. Thomas HardyP“—Literary tourist: “Why, the man whe writes books.”—Devonahlrn rustic: “Oh! I know naught about he: but there Mr. Thomas Hardy rear ...
... Great Novelist's Bereavement. Much sympathy will be extended to Mr. Thomas Hardy over the loss of his wife, to whom he was married in 1874, the year in which he published “Far from the Madding Crowd,” or nearly forty years ago. It was the great popularity ...
... subjects. Ho » proprietor and editor of the Chemical Newt, and also edits the Quarterly Journal of Science. Mr. Thomas Hardy : Thomas Hardy, the other new member the Order, was architect and writer verse before became novelist, and his first work in literature ...
... only been using for U>e }ra*. don't you know, then s weigh’. J fall on blur and staggered away. WHAT! WI!EX! WHO! ETC. Thomas Hardy nowadays ? Is Rider Hazard pale ? Is Minot .Savsgn ? a.’ And Eiwanl ErereCt Hale ...
... Ireland during the coming snmm-rr, and that her Majesty will be the guest of the Earl and Countess Kenmare, at Killarney. Thomas Hardy Jackson, Liveracdge, a large colliery proprietor in the district, has been convicted at Dewsbury of travelling by rail ...
... business. There ia controversy in the New Review which will cause some stir. Mr. Walter Beaant, Mrs. Lynn Linton, and Mr. Thomas Hardy have written articles on “Candour in English Fiction.’’ Mr. is quite satisfied with things they are. He writes for the ...
... the hearth, repeated in his baas voice before:— Aad on his soul may God ha’ mercy ; —Fittses Totes; Strange, Lively, and Thomas Hardy. THAT FOUNDED AM KUPIBZ. The thirteenth century bad run hall ita eonzae when Kay-Kubad, the Seljuk Sultan of loonram, waa ...
... five German sailors have been committed to take their trial, at the quarter sessions, a charge stabbing John Linton and Thomas Henry Hardy, whom they mistook for other men with whom they had been quarrelling. A case of alleged forcible abduction has been ...
... Tint WILLBBDEN OHBONICL'B FRIDAY, DEOKMBBB 26, {Voryn_**.} THE GRAVE BY THE HAND-POST. Bt THOMAS HARDY, Author of u Ttm of th« D’UrberTille*. “Jude the Obscure, * “For from the Madding Crowd, “The Return of the Natire,* “A Pair of Blue Eye*,” &c. I ...
... Cottsge, Will«Bden Green Have now tor Sale CHEAP BEDDING PLANTS, Conalatlng of cot COO dot. of laSSab^lomuiKb, All good and hardy. THOMAS HcKEOWN, DECEASED. Pnianant an Act of Peril ament, mad* and naeead la the 22nd end 23rd nan of the reign of bar preaent ...
... OsauUtoa in the County of Middle* sex. Deted 10th November, 3 Hen. 8. , Wylleedon. Se de Michael Roberts, gent’ in landee „ Thomas Hardy in goodee * |J * Humphrey Vynoent, goodee m, John Pollet, goodee » Anore Wuee wydowe, goodee UJ iili William Shap'd, goodee ...
... certainly put at ditadvanu.e in never having commanded t of Rough Riders, but ho may have compensating ipialities. Mr. Thomas Hardy contributed the following poem to the H'tstmuuier CozttU: A Chsistmas OHosT-Sronr. South of the Line, inland from far Durban ...