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... adventure have ever read- The other oonteots are excellent. The principal features Helper's and Oeribnfr't are the aerials by Thomas Hardy and George Meredith, respectively. Lippiticett's Monthly Mofaxiiu far April is vary good reading. Beside* the complete ...
... igA RIDY-4ct 11, 1883 at her residence, Stephonstown. 1J.nC*hridge, Margaret. relict of the late' Ur Thomas Hardy. sd mother of the Hiey Thomas Hardy. C M., I8mb College. Pwiss. MaY her soul rest la Peace. Interment took place in Knockbridge Cemnter on ...
... the number is very interesting and in- structive. Macmillan's Magazine.- That hardest working of all our novelists, Mr. Thomas Hardy, continues his thrilling story of The Woodlanders through three additional chapters. The best paper for a literary student ...
... Rev John Cullen Adm,. Crlow; 'Rev Thomas Hardy, C 31, St Peter'sPhibs.- borot-h; Rev J Cussen, C 1, St-Vincent's Col. .lge, Ustlekoock; liev Joseph earat, 'Akt, T11ow; Rev Arthur Murphyj C C, Carlo- urigue; Rev Thomas Byrne, C C. Allen; Rev Patrick Foley ...
... Monrriq - 10 6 Sin, 1479-1788. By Martin A * Hime ,, 6 0 Ic'an,.!e. ,A tudy. By M:rcus 1. lorwan 9 G Wemez.Poxms. By Thomas Hardy. Illus . 6 0 Side Ligbts on Nature. By v T Edwardes ?? 6 0 'The Vicar of Wakefleld. lliiv., hy H M Poaet ?? 6 C Food and ...
... Spiritual Letters of Father Surin, S J 2 6 1 My -t-Aunt's Story. By Frances Noble 2 Under the Greenwood Tre . liy Thomas Hardy 2 0 The Lost Heiress, By Ernest Glanville 0 H. SON, . PUBLISHERS AND BOOKSELLERS. O'CONNELL STREET, UPPER, DUBLIN. ...
... Miller, of Brentry, Weitbury-on-Trym, Gloucesterehire. Mr Rudyard Kipling, who has been cycling in Dorsetshire with Mr Thomas Hardy, is negoti- ating for the purchase of a house and grounds at Rodwell, near Dorchester. Colonel Turner, R A, Amsistant-Adjutant- ...
... M'D-onell. CC, do; Bev J P P, Forkhull; Very Rev Canon MCrv.te, P P. wrdston Rev B (OGorman, CC, do, BevFMv FCC, do; Idev Thomas Hardy, P P. Xillerv;le P Conlon. C C, do; Rev W Booth, CC, Lower Rev J Grimes, C C, do; Jev J Markey. C C Ea' bridge; Ver Rev ...
... In the Issue 0i At1IL 3 i WILL BE COMMENCED IA SERIES OF SHOPT SERIAL STORIES I B IOAVID CHRISTIE MURRAY, B L FARJEOX, THOMAS HARDY, AIRS ALEXA2DEER, And olber gminernt 3riters, ?? | )E ;I;IAMEUrzLATORS i FRO'I 16s ed. !PERtAMBULATORS BA.iSLNE'TTE SEA ...
... President most gratefully acknowledges ths following additional subscriptions:- His Grace the Dukeof Norfolk . £50 0 0 RO e Thomas Hardy, Adm, Dundlk.. 3 0 0 R1ev Daniel Corbett, P P, Quin, county Clare (first sub) . .. ?? . .. 0 0 Rev James Lee, C C, Blckrock ...
... MARRIAGES. BET5 and HARDY-March 15, 182, at AU Saints, Poplar, by the Rev Protheroe Aipe, BA, ,ydneyRlussell, only son of HenryBarrett, Esq, of pembroke Dock, South Wales, to Ellen Louisa, youngest daughter of the late Sir Thomas Hardy, of ruelsOuise. I ...