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... This difficulty it is proposed to obviate by securing the right of serial publication both for Europe and America, and Mr. Thomas Hardy is now engaged upon a novel which, with illustrations by Mr. Maurier, will appear exclusively in Harper's. It is noteworthy ...
... about the poker. Yankee bluff is an article that is unsurpassed in its own particular line. «> is understood that Mr. Thomas Hardy intends abandon problems and to revert his earlier methods. He feels that he has been misjudged. The persistent misconception ...
... unimportant, our modern writers are not losing the substance of literature. may by», as he says that George Meredith and Thomas Hardy will find an enduring place among our greater novelists, but will be a {place low down tho ladder. When the Manchester ...
... reported from QueonstQwn to havo been passed disabled, is the steamer Harley, 450 tons, 85 horse power, belonging to Mr. Thomas Hardy, of Cork. She left .Newport (Monmouthshire) ou the Bth inst. with 250 tons of material for the Souakim-Berber Railway, ...
... blacking out process is to quietly dropped and Fielding and Smollott are to bo found places alongside those lilywhite purists Thomas Hardy and Ouida. The committee seeni3 to have come to the conclusion that as the roof has not fallen in on Tess of D'Urberviles ...
... Report translated into Chinese for the information of his government. A story, entitled The Return of the Native, ' by Mr. Thomas Hardy, author of Far from Madding Crowd,' will begun January number of The scenes will chiefly laid the open air, on the hill* ...
... vigorously assailed Mr. Thomas Hardy and Mr. Comyns Carr for what they described as plagiarism. The controversy was, as we have said, anything but a pleasant one, and not propose to anything to revive it. Headers of Mr, Hardy's novel, and those who have ...
... Continental views of the persomiel of British public life are curiously lopsided, and bouletardier; whose knowledge of Thomas Hardy and the Laureate is utterly vague could give you some sort of impression say, about v Sir Watkin. The best-known English ...
... (a), and James Wilson, supernumeraries. Padiham : Thomas Derry, Edward Crump. Bury: John Nowoll, William S. Dewafcoe, William Ludlow, Suraraerseat; Williim C. Kewish, Radchffe. Blackburn : Thomas Hardy, Robert S. Eilis, Over Darwen ; Sampson Reynolds, ...
... larger than the numbers polled by his Liberal and Labour opponents combined, the totals being for Mr. Holland 623, Mr. Thomas Hardy Mr. JamesHeaviside2s7. A somewhat similar result attended the contest in tho adjoining Grosvenor Ward, where Mr. I. Frankenberg ...
... aged years, the beloved child of John B. and A. Gatley. HOLEHOUSE.—On the 20th instant, at 9, Sunnyside, Chorlton-cam- Hardy, THOMAS HOLEHOUSE, late of Rothesay Villa, South Norwood, aged 71. LIGGETT.—On March 17th, at 31, Chapman-street, Oldham Road, ...
... Temperance Union. The Missioner is Mr. Thomas Hardy. The Hon. Colonel Shaw, U.S. Consul, presided, and gave a practical aud stirring speech. Rev. A. worth, rector St. Catherine's, conducted the devotional exercises. Mr. Hardy delivered an eloquent aud humorous ...