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... Charles Dickens, Bret Hart*, Captain Marryst, Longfellow, Sir Walter Scott, Edwin Arnold, Max Adele', W. It, S. Radon, Thomas Hardy, and Jean Ingelow. The gleanings are carefully selected and arranged, and the book will undoubtedly meet will a ready welcome ...
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... is, im in Ireland, cart of • roster, after that mottled in Herts.' Mr. Thomas Hardy belongs he a Derek which has not, apparently, emeouseged foreign alliances, although the Hardy, at a pried am believed to have been a French family esaigrated from Jimmy ...
... forth the survival of • picturesque old rite, Garland Sunday in Dorostehire, which last canvas might perhaps Interest Mr. Thomas Hardy as well as the folklorist. To. collection of pietores in rionnection with the forthcoming Exhibition of Gardening and Forestry ...
... Black madly looks as youn4 se he did twenty years ago; Blackmore is tow white and nearing the categoryof venerable: and Thomas Hardy will never look youthful again. The death of the Karl of Car:lateen, though for days we were lel to anticipate it. will ...
... of personal gossip for the week. it is stated that MIN Betham-Edwards is preparing for • lecturing tour in America; Mr. Thomas hardy has been elected to All the place in the Council of the Society of Authors left vacant by the death of Mr. Collins; the ...
... fart, as stated by (thou, that the acid, while softening steel, has no effect upon iron. At the Somerset Amine at Wells, Thomas Hardy Tricker tweety-seven. has pleaded guilty to steeling from his employer. Mr. Lukin, solicitor, of securities valued at many ...
... Minna NIARRI AMC OW INN =MOS AND MISS COX?-HARDY. The marriage Miss Edith Coren.-Hardy. daughter .4 (lenient William Hardy (kosene- Hardy, Esq. J. P.. of Cley Hall, with the ; Thomas %ovate Burton. rector of Eastling. in eoleninized in the ...
... bulbs, 50., bait quantity, 21. tid. AN &lads of Txnus, Us Gad Shrubs 04 MEM Freeman, Hardy &Willis, 8, MARKET STREET, FAVERSHAM. of the grostamt prods that FREEMAN, HARDY, A WILLIS give the Greatest Vales at t. lissai Cost is many thousands of peophi are ...
... am dbacted by the Secretary of State to acquaint you with reference to the pPtitiona which you submitted in favour of Thomas Hardie:4 who sentenced to death, that he has bad this under his conUderation, and that be has felt warranted, under ill circumstances ...
... fruit-growers. Already about 100 prominent growers from all parts of Britain have formed themselves into a committee, Mr. Thomas Rivera, of Sewbridgeworth, teing chairman of the executive oommitiee. On both days papers will be read, and discussion Invited ...
... 41, Ospringe Road, Favor. sham, Charles Stickel., aged 5 weeks. COULTER—Jan. 24, at 6, Albite Terrace, Faver. sham, Edward Thomas Coulter, aged 66 years. HAMMOND—Jan. 26, at 12, Abbey Mace, Faversham, Mafia, wife of Geo. Hammcmd, aged 85 years. Granite ...