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... Fothergill .. 1 Risen Dead, by Florenee Marryatt .. 1 Ten* ef the D'Urbevilles, by Thomas Hardy .. 1 Three in Norway, Two of Them .. .. 1 Trumpet Major, by Thomas Hardy .. 1 Dodo: A detail of the Day. by E. F. Benton .. 1 Few Novel* late year* have Iteen ...
... Jerome Orioles by Jessie Fothergill Risen Dead, by Floreneo Marryatt .. Tess the D’Urbevillea, Thomas Hardy Three Norway, Two ol Thera Trumpet Major, by Thomas Hardy Dodo: A detail of the D»y. by E. F. Beneon .. 1 Few Novell of lale ynrn have In-en *• Dodo; ...
... by Jessie Fothergill .. I Risen Dead, Florence .. .. 1 Teas of the D'Urbevillea. by Thomas Hardy .. 1 Three in Norway, by Two Them .. .. I Trumpet Major, by Thomas Hardy .. 1 Dodo: A deUil the Dsy. by E. F. Benson .. 1 Few Novels of late years hate been ...
... Ja«. Hickt aud Murth-i Ins wile, the Platelayers Arms puhlicbouse, Hatfield, were Charged with assaulting Emma, wileol Thomas Hardy, foreman at the Hatfield Gas Works.—Mr. Foster, solicitor. Hertford, lor complainant; Mr. Cobtiam, Ware, lor UcicMdaiits ...
... Daughter, by Jessie Fothergill Risen Dead, Florenee Marryatt Teas ef the D’Urbevillea, by Thomas Hardy Three in Norway, Tw# of Them Trumpet Major, by Tbomas Hardy Dodo: & detail of tha Day. by E. F. Benson .. Few Novels late years have been successful ...
... Fothergill .. 1 Risen Dead, bv Florence Marryatt .. • * Teas •i the D'Urbevillea, by Thomaa Hardy . 1 Three Norway, by Two of Them . - 1 Trumpet Major, by Thomas Hardy • • 1 Dodo: A deUil of the D»y. E. F. Ben eon .. 1 Few Novels late years have been successful ...
... R. Pennf.ll. THE INTOXICATED GHOST. By Arl« Bate*. COLOUR THE COURT OF HONOUR AT THE FAIR. Ulußtmted. Royai. Coxtiskoz. THOMAS HARDY. Portrait. By H. W. Phertox. THE AUTOBIOGRAPHY OF SALVINI. With Portrait. SARAH SIDDOKS. With Portrait. By Edmund 00888 ...
... Statesman's You Book,” and of hta other literary work), £lOO. Lady Doffoa Hardy, recognition the historical, literary, and services of her lots husband, Sir Thomas DuSua Hardy, Deputy Keeper of tbs Public Mnl!%arah Elisabeth Melville, fa recognition of ...
... Laura Augusta, second daughter of the late J. Rundell, Esq. On the 15th instant, atCheshunt, by the Kev. \ Brown, Thomas Masterraan Hardy Johnstone, Esq., of the Madras Railway, M.1.C.E., to Emma Mar, Olivia, third surviving daughter of the late Rev. Albany ...
... Swansea. September 6, at Temple Michael Church, Ballynatray, Co. Waterford, by the Bee. E. L. Fitzgerald, Samuel Thomas, eldest son of Mr. Thomas Wild, Mill End, Bickmansworth, to Mary, second daughter of Mr. John Shorten, of Courtleigh, Enniskean, near Bandon ...
... hussy. Hardy said that was the first | bad language beard, but there was good deal of calling afterwards. Airs. Hardy called the place and, said Hardy, to Uencb, “its belter, sir.” Hardy told Wicks that it tic wetc Wicks would put her (.Mrs. ...
... business. There is a controversy in the New Revitw which will cause some stir. Mr. Walter Besant, Mrs. Lynn Linton, and Mr. Thomas Hardy have written articles on “ Candour in English Fiction.” Mr. Besant is quite satisfied with things as they are. He writes ...