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... Dublin referees seem to have adopted a policy of their own in regard to ring forwards. Crawford in this match The trawler Thomas Hardy, which was wrongly reported to hare been lost with all hands, arrived at Hull in the early hours of this morning from also ...
... News and Westminster Gazette. HARDT AND TESS. Tess in the hest loved character in the whole of the tales of the late Thomas Hardy, whose birth took place on July 2, 1340. Many people have tried to identify her, hilt the only information supplied by ...
... Milt. Hardy that she will not dispose of the property. It was here that Thomas Hardy wrote the works which brought him fame. and it was here that be entertained eminent visitors from all parts of the world. including the Prince of Wales. Mrs. Hardy, who ...
... ILL HINDS, Extensive inguines were mad* on Tuesday in Norway as to the accuracy of the reported loes of the Hull trawler Thomas Hardy and all hand. A telegram has now been received to the effect that the trawler and all the crew are safe in a Norwegian ...
... This hook eliminates many objectionable hymns, restores many ancient hymns, and includes hymns by Shakespeare. Shelley, Thomas Hardy and Mr. John Masefield. ORMEAU WHITE BIBBONEES: THE EIGHTH ANNUAL MEETING. The eighth annual meeting of the Ormeau White ...
... DELIGHTED THOMAS HARDT: It is appropriate that the part of Tess in the late Thomas Hardy'. Tess of the should he played by Miss Gertrude Bugler, a daughter of Wessex, for the author once described her as being ideal for the part. A few years ago ...
... 000 to bis wife, but this was to be reduced to £l,OOO it she re-married. Perhaps the best known example was that of Mr. Thomas Hardy, tho novelist, who, although he married twice himself, directed that an annuity of £BOO to his wife should be cut down ...
... of every member who Ryder. aerepting 181 in a few minutes under two hners when rihts I came in second after a fall, hut Thomas Hardy. 4-30-Frank Weettield's house. Lewisham has not given them 16%1% , lent evidence of taking his tinsel ree l : . s rw , ...
... o s f tr a iet and coats 'Armagh. on Tuesday. Mr. Thomas H. alleged assaulting Mrs. Kate Geraty, of Hardy, J.P..•presiding. Crowley. The decision of the District ) An address was delivered by Mr. Thomas Court was reversed, no costs being given. 34 , D0we1l ...
... E CASE. At Stawartatown Petty Sessions—before I Messrs Charles Logan, J.P. tpresiding); C. Beatty, J.P. • Thomas Ferguson, J.P., and H. S. Hardy, J.P.—Alr. Boyle, solicitor, Dungannon. made an application behalf of A. Rush, Derr, treak, against her bushand ...
... original manuscript of twelve chapters of Thomas Hardy's A Pair of Rue Eyes. written on 160 pages quarto. It is believed the rest of the manuscript is irretravrably A first edition of Desperate Remedies, Hardy's fint work, brought the avtoundiog price ...
... Legatariff: bon. treatir , .. Mr. John Armstrong. liracien Hill PUZZLE FOR POSTMASTER. WELSH TOWN OF 57 LETTEB:!. Sir R. THOMAS (L. Anglesey) asked the Postmaster-General in the Imperial Commons as to the appointment of a nee Postmaster at Llanfairp ...