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... Octave of S hort S t o kies Will be Resumed bt WILKIE COLLINS, And Continued by Stories from tbe Feus of HHODA BROUGHTON and THOMAS HARDY. GAS CHANDELIER-, HALL LAMPS, in Newest Designs. Cork SUdes, nnd GENEBAL GAS FITTINGS. We are now Exhibiting in our CENTRAL ...
... writers of Fiction ; their names are — D. CHRISTIE MURRAY, MRS. ALEXANDER, B. L. FARJEON, THE AUTHOR OF MOLLY BAWN, AND THOMAS HARDY. Eaoh of these five authors haB well-known cha- racteristics, developed in choice of sub j eot and acene, nature of plot ...
... SttilOUiS Sotittitf* THIRD HALLAMSHIRE BUILDING BOCIBTT. Tm.s_.sm: Co-ntfllor GEORuE WOSTENHOLM. Ooaneillor THOMAS MOORE. nnmm t Mr. THOMAS BIB ADB, Cemetery road. SouoiToaa : Mes-rs. PARKER and bON, 10, George street. B-Ksmas: THE SHEFFIELD UNION BANKING ...
... writers of Fiction ; their names are— D. CHRISTIE MURRAY, MRS. ALEXANDER, B. L. FARJEON, THB AUTHOR OF MOLLY BAWN, AND THOMAS HARDY. No. 4. THE DUCHESS, BY THE AUTHOR OP PHILLIS, Molly Bawn, Mrs. Geoffrey, Lady Branksmere, ...
... writers of Fiction ; their names are — D. CHRISTIE MURRAY, MRS. ALEXANDER, B. L. FARJEON, THE AUTHOR OF MOLLY BAWN, AND THOMAS HARDY. No. 3. NOW APPEARING. DR. GLENNIE'S DAUGHTER. BY B. L. F AEJEON ' Author of Christmas Angel, Joshua Marr el, At ...
... A Married Man and one i accustomed to tbe Roaus preferred.— Apply by Letter in the first plaoe, to Messrs William aud Thomas Hardy, The Brewery, j Kimterley. Nottingham. TO TABLE and SPRING KNIF MANUFACTURERS.— Wanted, THREE and FOUR-HLADE KNIVES, ...
... T. STACEY, 6, High street. CominTiE : Mr. CHARLES SH At il AN, Wostenholm road. Mr. HENRY CARR BOOTH.Norfolk lane. Mr. THOMAS HARDY, Milton street. Mr. FREDERICS STACEY, Northumberland road. Tbt Pubbc are reminded that the Second Hallftmshixe Society ...
... Octave of Short Stories Will be Resumed bt WILKIE COLLINS, And Continued by Stories from the Pens of RHODA BROUGHTON and THOMAS HARDY. EXHIBITION HONODRB. DECKITT'S QTARCH Has been Awarded Higher Prizes at the MELBOURNE AND 6YONEY EXHIBITION Than were ...
... writers of Fiction ; their names aro — D. CHRISTIE MURRAY, MRS. ALEXANDER, B. Lr FARJEON, THE AUTHOR OF MOLLY BAWN, AND THOMAS HARDY. » Each of these five authors has well _aown cha- racteriat-ca, de^loped in choice ef subject and scene, nature of plot ...
... HOUSES, sitaoU in Bridlington Quay, boaaded by tho above- described Premises on the south, and in the several occupations of Thomas Hardy, Ann Clarke, and Elizabeth Melton, at the annual Bental of £15. Tbe Furniture and Stock ef Lot 1 are of first- class quality ...
... Octave of Short Stories Will sk Rmumzd by WILKIE COLLINS, And Continued by Stories from tbe Pan* of RHODA BROUGHTON and THOMAS HARDY. GAS /CHANDELIERS, PENDANTS, \J BRACRRTS, COOKING AND —RATING STOVES *nd GAS FITTINGS of every description, to be bad in ...
... writer, of Fiction , their name* are — D CHRISTIE MURRAY, MRS. ALEXANDER, B L FARJEON, THE AUTHOR OF MOLLY BAWN, AND THOMAS HARDY. No. 3. NOW APPEASING. DE. GLENNIE'S DAUGHTER. BY B. L. F AEJEON Anthor of ''Christmas Angel, Joshns Marvel, •' At ...