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... Thomas Hardy’* Naw Story. Good words,—the trumpet major, the New Story, hr Tiiouas Hardy. Author •• Far from the Madding Cro*d, row appearing from month to month. •• Hardr at heat.*’-ifcrdeas Fres FretM. •* Admirable characterstodlea.'*—AdmlHirpACewrant ...
... George Thomson, to Maggie Ann, second daughter William Daatin. Barnbrne, Methven, Perthshire, on the 20th inst , by the Eev. Thomas Hardy, Fowlis Wester, WILLIAM GARDEN, London, son of Wm. Garden, statioomaster, Balgovran. Perthshire, to SUSAN, younger daughter ...
... 4 Learmonth Terrace, Edinburgh, on the Ist ‘inst., by the Rev. John Cunniugham, D.D., minister of Crieff, and the Rev. Thomas Hardy, minister of Fowlis- Wester, James E. Ross, Abercairnev, Crieff, to HzLEN JoHANNA, eldest daughter of the late John Joss ...
... ENGRAVINGS, Drawn by E. M. Hutulla, rml'('m:u.m m,l._(’:.‘.wmll:..‘l Barnard, H. R. Robertson, G. TALES AND SKETCHES, By Thomas Hardy, Mrs A. Harper, John Saunders, Cuthbert Bede, W. W. Fenn, Clement Scott, and T. F. Thiselton-Dyer. VERSES, By W. C. Bennett ...
... -Worth much cost a* little ever.**—Daffy TViVyrap*. Thomas Hardy'* Ksw Story. Good wouDa—the trumpet major, the New Story, TMouaS Harst, Author of Far rota the Madding Crowd, I* now appearing from - Mr Hardy at hi* beet,**— A berdten Prtt*. •• Admirable charavter ...
... of the front rank —in which stand such names as Walter Besant, Hall Caine, James Fayu, Rider Haggard, Blackmore, Black, Thomas Hardy, George Meredith, J. M. Barrie, and Baring- Gonld. To hold twelfth are to these, even “lougo proximus i ntervallo,” would ...
... Joseph Parker, D.D «/ Memorabilia Jesus, 10/6 Adventures Shertonc Holmes, A. I Conan Doyle . I Teas of the D'UrberetHia. Thomas Hardy The Little’ ~ by Barrie.. 6/ The Green Book, Andrew MlnUtcr, m Fairy Book. L*ng ; uro#u»«ly bf Railway Han ajd ChlMreo ...
... Joseph Parker, f>.l» Memorabilia Jesua, Peyton . . 10/6 Adventurea ofVherlock Holmes, A. Conan Doyle Teas the D'UrbervJUea, Thomas Hardy The Little Minister, barrie The Green Fatty Book, Andrew i Lang ; profusely illnatraUd 6/ 'Railway Man and Children, Mra ...
... Parker, U.P. 4 3/ 3-1 Aleniurabilla of Jeans, P,-ytoo. . 6d (Sherlock Holmes, A. Conan Doyle 4/6 Teas the Crhervilles, l>y Thomas Hardy 4* Sri Tlie Little Minis’er. hv Barrie . 4*6 The Green Fairy Book, by Andrew Lung ; nrof.i-cly ilhulrated 6/ 4,6 5d Rallusy ...
... Ctntury Club ac Chicago recently, Dr Conan Doyle chose for his subject “Facts About Fiction.” After paying a high tribute to Thomas Hardy George Meredith, whom he regards “the deans of the literary faculty in England,” he delivered himself an emphatic opinion ...
... slightly grey ; moustache dark brown ; had whit# handkerchief. bearing name of Thomas Hardy, and a member’s card of Surrey Cricket Clnb, with holder’* name “Thos. Hardy.” later telegram save The circumstances attending the discovery have Lean investigated ...
... of the diligent readers of the latter Society’s tracts was Thomas Hardy, a shoemaker—*“a man of geatle and inoffensive bearing and of a religions tarn of mind’— by birth a Scotchman. Thomas Hardy founded the London Corresponding Society early in 1792, basing ...