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... the insight of the Teuton ; these, in different degrees, are the racial elements which make Mr. George Meredith and Mr. Thomas Hardy. The Celtic element predominates in Mr. Hall Caine, 'and romance is natural to him. His strong feeling fur stature in ma ...
... lately in the occupation of Mr Joseph Nicholson BlackhilL Lot 3 AU SEVEN COTTAGES Berry Edge lately In the Occupation of Thomas Hardy and Sub-Tenants Further Particulars be had of Mr John Huntbk Solicitor Gateshead or of Auctioneer Bridge or Regent Terrace ...
... defendant there, with He raw the row, and saw Robertson flourish a stick like a cavalry °dicer flourished a sward. Thomas Conyers Hardy, of Carlioi Street, joiner, said be the place about When Steel was speaking shouted You're a liar. That was the ...
... Outhouses now or lately in occupation Mr Joeeph Nicholson BlackhilL 3 All SEVEN COTTAGES Edge or lately in the Occupation of Thomas Hardy and his Sub-Tenant Further Particulars can be of Mr John Solicitor or of the Auctioneer Bridge Terrace Gateshead Sale Offices ...
... could It however that nails of also found in prisoner’s ise while late Wash-houses to cnrrL cutler Street cruelly Henry Thomas Hardy his six age Several living in inflicted the child : latter in street afraid to magistrates the evidence took the little ...
... ners—from London, all in balla-t, mostly Norwegian vessels. MOVEMENTS OF LOCAL SHIPPING. Sfttonluy, May 28. Ihe Thomas and Isabella, Hardy, from Memel, was reported inwards at London on Friday. The Samson (s.s.), from the Tyne, arrived Falmouth on the ...
... course of twelve will be delivered on modes,* novelists. Scott, Dickens, Thackeray, Charlotte Brook. George Eliot, and Thomas Hardy are to be dirk-us:sod. Not long ago a Hood of light was cast upon the family to which the author of Jane Eyre belonged ...
... Correction for months with hard labour. Juvinilb Thikves Dusham.—Yesterday, John Pearaoo, aged about 13 years ; Thomas Hardy, 13 ; and Thomas Bell, 11, the two latter being cousins, were placed before Aldermen Robert Robson and W. Boyd, at ...
... Beadle :—fleet round—W. Mess brae J. Basses, IL Mullin beat J. Cocun, R. Mullin lot) Hardy, G. Woodward beat W. Dent, W. Dent (aed lot) W. Forster, W. Bell beat J. Hardy, Thomas Fragklin boat Fonder beat IL Beverley, Beverley and lot) beat W. W. Rutherford ...
... things. How many cubits must be added to their stature before they will be able to reach up to George Meredith, or even to Thomas Hardy? And when will their maturer minds hare be.tome aware that all is not right in a list of popular authors which puts Dumas ...
... pleasing manner. Mr. Thomas Hardy read Sir Pertinax Macsycopliant’s advice to his nephew, from the “Man of the World,” and the hamorous tale of that oily gentleman’s successful “booin’” was received with roars of laughter. I Mr. Hardy read it so well that ...
... about till six o'clock, when the of the end tinierexpired soldiery. Among th e NVar O ffi ce d nd tb Re H w th i named Thomas Hardy. spoke to having, the 27th of machine was stolen. The defendant had never seen it, lected weekly fact , there was, he believed ...