... BAKING GOULD. Herr JOACHIM. Signor PIATTI. Mr. SYDNEY GRUNDY. Mr. ARTHUR PINERO. Sir ROBERT BALL. Sir EDWIN ARNOLD. Mr. THOMAS HARDY. Right Hon. J. BRYCE. Biographical Letterpress with each Portrait. Readers of the Adveriiter may atill obtain the magnificent ...

... BARING GOULD. Herr JOACHIM. Signor PIATTI. Mr. SYDNEY GRUNDY. Mr. ARTHUR PINERO. Sir ROBERT BALL. Sir EDWIN ARNOLD. Mr. THOMAS .HARDY. Right Hon. J. BRYCE. Biographical Letterpress with each Portrait. N.B.—We not No. 1 of the Series (which contains Views) ...

... Mrs. Hungerford. Dulcie Kverton.” K. Lvnn Linton. Honour of the Flag. The. ’ by VV Clark Russell. Well Beloved, The.” by Thomas Hardy. Number of books issued during the month of March. 1807 Books. Vols. Theology, Morality, and Metaphysics 60 Natural ...

... homes, and* their work. The following were some of the celebrities described Authors: Walter Besant, R. M. Ballantine, Thomas Hardy. Lord Tennyson, Mark Twain, Dr. Conan Doyle, J. A. Froude, Hall Caine, Jerome K. Jerome. John Strange Winter, and T. Stead ...

... BAKING GOULD. Herr JOACHIM. Signor PIATTI. Mr. SYDNEY GRUNDY. Mr. ARTHUR PINERO. Sir ROBERT BALL. Sir EDWIN ARNOLD. Mr. THOMAS HARDY. Right Hon. J. BRYCE. Biographical Letterpress with each Portrait. Readers of the Advertiur may still obtain the magnificent ...

... iialmistry. Among the hands dealt with are those of Mr. Gladstone. Lord Wolseley, Sir Froileric la ighton. Sir Evelyn Wood, Thomas Hardy, and John Oliver Utilities. The editor has arranged for the continuation of the historical revelations— *Secrets from the ...

... some time ago as the only collaborator that Mr. Thomas Hardy has ever had, has been most successful with her latest volume short stories. Scarlet and Grey. Mr*. Heimiker is a close friend of Mr Hardy s and Mr. J. M. Barrie’s. She lives in Sloans Gardens ...

... D. Belcher. The collections, for the assistant clergy fund, amounted to nearly £lB. Temperance Mission. —On Sunday Mr. Thomas Hardy, district superintendent the United Kingdom Alliance, opened a week’s special temperance mission with services in Temperance ...

... drinks a little alcohol, but very little. Ids chief stimulant being light claret and occasional glass of champagne. Mr. Thomas Hardy rarely takes any leverage containing alcohol. Some interesting particulars are given regarding the us.- of electricity ...

... they publish. In M Helbeck Ban* nisdale her style seems to have become as pure as the style of that master of English, Thomas Hardy, with whom she has many traits in common. Mrs. Ward has seldom done anything finer than this book, which is full of masterly ...

... the Australians ought to be superior to us. Most of their ancestors were sent over some of our very best judges.' ** Mr. Thomas Hardy, who celebrated hit 54th birthday Saturday, commenced his career aa architect For essay dealing with “Colourod Bricks and ...

... marmalade jar. Mr. F. Thomas, cheque. Mr. E. F. Thomas, fish knives and forks. Mr. S, E. Thomas, garden tent. Miss F. G. and F. H. Thomas, brass kettle and stand. Mr. and Mrs. R. C. Thomas, silver-mounted claret jug. Mrs. G. and Misses ...