... Ile that as it may, the storm of December 31at. 1900, wrestled with and threw two more these huge and forbidding inents. Thomas Hardy made good use of their eerie influence 111 describing the final scene in poor Tess's tragic career, kind there something ...

... by rich, or lb. re J• MEL LAND. Ilmnwigc, THE WOLVERHAMPTON SA LI ROOMS. EXPEKIAL , WOLVICRRAMPTON. NEST. MARCO K MESSRS. THOMAS SKID MORE awl SON All remiredlegiewitine to Ilpf _AUCTION. lAsslat.l7 ml Oak m.sisme en Mary Yu% OM Mb agehlar mid makes HOUSEHOLD ...

... WOLVERHAMPTON. THOMAS SKIDMORE and BON. TOMORROW (WILDNESDAYk MARCH UHL THE MALI Roolol. IMPERIAL CHA.MBILR3, LICHFIELD-STEM HOLY ERMAMPTON, THOMAS SKIDMORE SON bare Instractiono Iron • and mammal to SELL by AUCTION, • Malay coolgimant of HARDY SHRUBS AM) ...

... Buildings, Stafford, today (Togedayl. Mt. F. James presided, and ammig there preesst weee Lord Hetbers too, Lord Wromseley, It. Hardy. Dr. Milling. ton, the Her. Prebendary Teabot. Joo.un W. Aston. T. B. Cops, W. Pesch. W. Foster. W. W. Doughty. G. N. Adams ...

... Licence, which Mr. Marriott presents in the Renew., he has happily proved his versatility. The style is more after that of Thomas Hardy. as seen in Life's Lieu. Ironies, and yet there is no conscious imitation - the method is Mr. Marriutt• The frequent ...

... thin maiming all over the emuitry--lappLairel. Mr. J. propolod a vole of thanks to Mr. D. flipkies for ha presence sod Mr. Thomas in semeding. regeasted the the Council had by Mr. Ripkiasto estiremem therefrom The 11. S. them peemnemsed Batediction. The ...

... pat eat. State age rear.v hepaliade.Addresa, T Z. foam. Order. alo ._ KRAL. good. aut.& ',aye lady, TJ Vat iloasrus.d. Mika, hardy, Tetteatall.road, page kept , Emily three. 40; Wager, sr Staford, 211.-Cesaty Uwe ▪ all 11 said, t.. 14. S_O; ales tireaar ...

... Tiiiiniday The Labour members. se I Dtated yeeterday, do not encourage • march of the unemployed the province. on London. Mr. Hardie in au exception in believing that the display of form would be useful in the men.. He compered this to Mn. Balfour today asking ...

... of relieved during tbo 96, an increase of 26. and Lady Burton will return to England an Monday from the Continent. • Mr. Thomas Hardy, who 65 today. in one of • long it of famous eons of for mother, who last year, was distluccil woman of great force of ...

... the eon of Mr. Thomas Mercer, of Liverpool. He born at Bootle. and educated at Liverpool Univereity. He Their; Celine is 1903 as • Maar, and is now • major scholar. He bold the Lancashire Council srbolarship. privets tutors were Mr. Hardy sal Mr. Jose. ...

... bunches of out Govern-1. J. A. Kenrick. Birmingham; Sl THOMAS 2. Mrs. J. Evans, Wolverhampton: 3.. Lieutweet-Colonel C. T. blonder. • Yr. Thomas Itiekhuas, of the Old Hall Horti- Arrangement of hardy border llowers.-I. 0. W or t s, el eee t ee d. ree d ...

... 11arvl.o tuterproscd my remark as not boiog eneeaetez6 with truth. As , 1 I quite as much regard for my reputatioo I as NU. Hardie has porkaps you will , permit me the courtsay of my cane in Ytttr PaPor. • Rowing stated in his vomit Lebow ' party would ...