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... Bishomnill, Elgin, on the ffth inst., Isabella Maclean, widow of Mr Thomas Rose, tea-dealer, aged 41 years. At Torrieston, Pltuwarden, Elgin, on the 7th inst., Isabella Muir, widow of Mr Thomas Hardy, engineer. LATEST NEWS BY TELEG. OPINIONS OF THE PRESS. Frost ...
... Clifford John OliverHobbee 1 . E. Norris S. R. Crockett Anthony Hope dames Payn George Gissing Henry James W.Clark Russell Thomas Hardy Rudyard Kipling Florence Warden Beatrice Harraden Lynn Linton Stanley Weytnau FIHAT NL MBY.6. PRIOR CAI, ON MAY 1, 1895 ...
... HONOUR ATTHR FAIR. Oust. By Royal Cortieeoz. THOMAS HARDY. Portrait. By H. W. Preston. THE AUTOBIOGRAPHY OF SALVINI. With Portrait. With Portrait. iikda1;111(401i8e. OLDPORTNIOUTH PROFILICS. Must.. By Thomas BAILYT ALDRICH. AN ARTIST'S LEITERS PROM JAPAN ...
... Perhaps some musician may be busy setting the stirring lines to music. They merit ii, and deserve to be remembered. Mr Thomas Hardy sings the song of the wives in the Graphic. lie is a confessed master of prose romance, but the recent issue of his random ...
... on Candour in English Fiction, signed by such authorities on the subject as Mr Walter Besant, Mrs Lynn Lynton, and Mr Thomas Hardy. It is good to hear Mr Havant's honest condemnation of whatsoever things are east', and to note the chivalrous belief ...
... and tragedy heeding. ' Mendip' in the compound, and find it good reading. —This is not poetry, but It Is truth, and Mr Thomas Hardy has just explained to us that the Truth Is the thing, not the verse. But if the bard does not win a prize, his recommendation ...
... for the successful novelist to play down to the popular intellect vanished, or almost vanished. Mr George Meredith and Mr Thomas Hardy have both become popular. exquisite romances are now rend by people who a few years ago had only r ea ched Miss Edna I ...
... Cortiame substance so ejected as being unfit for the well-being depression, my nerves are much stronger, and my general THOMAS HARDY. Portrait. By H. W. Preston. of the healthy body. If the substance be good we health very greatly Improved. I cannot express ...
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... grown in Maahonaland than in any other portion of South Africa. —Fred. C. Selous, in the Review of Reviews. THOMAS HARDY, THE NOVELIBT.—Thomas Hardy is a slim, bald-headed man of middling height, with rather beetling brows, and a singularly pleasant face ...
... 766(11 44 legs in the sunshine. We have had many views and unbearable. Since taking Cobden ' s Pills the chases in my Thomas Hardy Rudyard Kipling Florence Warden Queen, 1i.R.11. The Prince of Wales. orantoes .. „ 4lf .. 0461 health for the better is ...
... FORRES, ELGIN, AND NAIRN GAZETTE, WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 9, 1881. DEATH OF THOMAS CARLYLE. Tiroiras CANAL; the well-known lirerakiir, died at his residence in Cheyne Row, Cliebea, Saturday In his Mith year. Mr Carlyle, who had been in decay health for some ...