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... stabling, Ac. Standing on li or 5 acres of rich land, with gravel subsoil. Price £3,500, or open to an offer. —Apply to THOMAS HARDY, Cowley, Uxbridge. Now ready, price One Shilling. TACTICAL QUESTIONS AND ANSWEBS ON THE INFANTEY DEILL BOOK, 1889. Compiled ...
... Swimmer’s Dream. By Algernon Charles Swinburne. Candour in Bnolish Fiction. 1. By Walter Besant. 2. By Mrs. Lynn Linton. 3. By Thomas Hardy, _ How to Get the Tithes Bill Through the House of Commons. By Viscount Wolmer, M.P. Rambles with Cupid and Psyche. Trades ...
... Mr. Walter Besant is extremely practical, and maintains forcibly that fiction can bo taught like any other art j and Mr. Thomas Hardy touches the quick of the question where he dwells upon the need for a spiritual insight in the writer of fiction. Miss ...
... from Sandyhook to Queenstown in raco with the ‘Coronet.’ NEW and CHEAPER EDITION, now ready. The MAYOR of CASTERBRIDGE. By Thomas Hardy, Author of “The Return of the Native,** “The Trumpet-Major,’* &c. Crown Bvo, in a newly designed binding by Burn and Co ...
... Charlotte, widow of Sir John Atholl Murray MacGregor, of MacGregor, Bart., youngest daughter of the late Vice-Admiral Sir Thomas Master man Hardy, Bart., 0.C.8., aged 83. ...
... this the Admiral, possibly a little nettled, said : 1 Yes, Hardy, I think you had better, but I fear the Yankee will be at Boston before you start.’ At 11.30 in the forenoon Sir Thomas Hardy went off to his ship. At 2 p.m. (!) she was under all sail rounding ...
... Henry Edward Iremongcr; June 19. Major Jeffrey Edward Lake Willows; Juno 23. Major Henry Crocker Cuppngo; June 23. Major Thomas Hardy Chamber-1 lin ; July 8. Major John Edward Cracroft; July 10. Major Edmund Tyrwhit; July 10. Major Henry Baugh ; July 10 ...
... contains a great deal of readable matter, and is illustrated some high-class engravings. Among others will be found a story by Thomas Hardy, called “The Interlopers at the Knap. The Armourer’s ’Prentices also contmued. Longman for May 1S quite up to the average ...
... Scribner produces bulky Exhibition Number,” which contains a great deal that is readable in complete stories and essays by Thomas Hardy, Bret Harte, R. L. Stevenson, G. W. Cable, Walter Besant, Henry James, and others. Its most attractive item is a hitherto ...
... ive purposes, Gen. Sir Thomas Baker has assumed command at Allahabad. His arrival has sent Sir John Hudson back to his substantive post at Bareilly. It does not seem to be yet known (remarks the local paper) whether Sir Thomas Baker will remain at Allahabad ...
... British, 54, gunship Leander, Capt. John Talbot. In 1806 he was acting lieutenant of the Triumph, 74, then commanded by Sir Thomas M. Hardy, and in February, 1808, he was master’s mate of the Bcllona, 74, Capt. T. Erskine Douglas. Next we hear of him a Lieutenant ...
... respected Secretary of the Admiralty to be the guest of the evening, for Sir Evan Macgregor is a grandson of Sir Thomas Hardy—“ Nelson’s Hardy,” the captain of the Victory at Trafalgar. We notice also that there were several officers present whose ancestors ...