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... By William Feathe Black. The rs. A Daughter of Heth. Kilmeny. In Silk Attire. Lady Silverdale's Sweetheart. Sunrise. By Thomas Hardy. A Pair of Blue Eyes. The Return of the Native. The Trumpet-Major. Far from the Madding Crowd. The Hand of Ethelberta. ...
... The Traditional Story Tested by Original Evidence. By JOHN GERARD, S.J. Illustrated. 6s. Thomas Hardy's Complete Works. UNDER THE GREENWOOD TREE. By THOMAS HARDY. (Completing the Sixteen Volumes of the Author's only Complete and Favourite Edition.) With ...
... when he gave as the Northern Farmer. The Idyll of the Uncombed King is a happy ides. Lot it can, soon. At last Mr. Thomas Hardy, whose pen has been still so lung, is to tell us a now tale. But we are not to have it all at once. We shall welcome the ...
... of Mu.ical lostruments of every description in the world —METZLER and CO , 42. Great Ntarlborough-street, London. W. By Thomas Hardy. The Trumpet-Major. Far the Madding Crowd. The Bond of Ethelberta. Two on a Tower. A Pair of (tine Eyes. The Return of ...
... Murphy, 'Thomas Hardy. Edward Lavery, Robert Murphy. 2nd Class. Lucien— Willard Caraher and John O'Neill ex 'quo. ?rarely M'shane. 3rd else% First Book—Chao'' , Quin and George Wilrearty ex aquo, James Gribben. GREEK PROSE COMPOSITION.—T Hardy. LATIN.—lit ...
... a lovely poem—if anything too mellifluously musical—entitled A Swimmer's Dream ; Walter Besant, Mrs. Lynn Linton, and Thomas Hardy discuss Candour in English Fiction from strongly individual standpoints ; H. Rider Haggard leaves fiction for politics ...
... borrow phrase from the farmers, is as good an example of early maturity as could well be found, is a very good one. Mr. Thomas Hardy is one of the few living novelists upon the quality of whose work we can always depend. Under the quaint title of A Waiting ...
... Orchard Portman (15275), bay by Prince William- Orcharl Brown, Mr Thomas Chapman, Orchard Portman, Taunton; Mere Duke (152'5), bay by Vulcan of Woraley IX-here Duchess, Mr Thomas Hardy, Mere Hall Farm, Knutsford ; King of the Forest II (15677), brown ...
... from the ' National Shakespeare Committee,—Messrs. Tom Taylor, Theodore Martin, Shirley Brooks, J. S. Brewer, T. Duties Hardy, Thomas Walker, Robert Bell, C. L. Gruneisen, and llama Friswell. The reason they allege for this step is the unbusiness.like ...
... LITEItATUItE. -.-- WWI! A Pair of Blue Eyes, if Mr. Thomas Hardy had not unfortunately appropriated it, would, we think, have been a more fitting title for Lovett-Cameron's novel than the one she has chosen. For t h e object of her bps seems to be to ...
... r SEEDS, & c . .1, sooTcH eC RAISED FR L AR cOL C L H ECT SEED. High - l bs o t 6 , D an u d inf i r o ie g s N THOMAS KENNEDY& GROw HARDY SAMPLES AND PRICE S APPLI4ATION. PLANTING SEASTi v The HARDILY-GROWN Forest, F ruit & all other 9 Trees & pl ants ...
... Rose, belonging to Mr. Harry Hardy (Sale), and Felicity, owned by Mr. Leo Knowles, M.P., but there was little doubt as to the decision, which went in favour of Mr. Hardy's beautiful mare. In the foals, however, Mr. Hardy's Jessie, a daughter of (lunymode ...