... to Heater Hudson, wife of Harry F. Hodson, being building lot No. 9, plan 308, Birch statue 1,400 Thomas Sisman. Hamilton, mechanic.. to Thomas Hardy. merchant, 13 feet 14 incites on south of Farley avenue by 148 feet deep. being port of lot lEplan 189 ...

... Allen, Conan Doyle. and Quilier•Coucb. with the ides. That itmoiration has also had its effect in the later writinsts of Thomas Hardy and R. D. Blackmore. Lord Coleridge himself nowsessed literary abilities of a high order. His tribute to political opp ...

... : No by Flores.* Marryst ; a story of Eagle& lifs ; Lords sad Ladies, aa F.sglub bevel ; Deeperste Remedies, by Thomas Hardy. Tees books are by some o lf most popular morel-writers of the proem% day, sad their books eagerly sought after whore - ...

... DISENDRY'S 202 YONOE STREET. 6 DOORS NORTH OF QUBHN. feria!' by Cherie, Egbert Craddock and Thomas Hardy, and poems by W. D. Howells and Robert Burns Wilson. The editorial deparunents, under the control of George William Curtis, William Dean Howells, ...

... umdentood that the Yosag Peron an adopted child of owe brain ; the is cot mace referred to by either Mr. Wa &sank or Mr. Thomas Hardy. Mrs, Lyon Linton 'may casually mentions bar. In the New Review discussion conoermay Ceadont Enna' Mr. &sass's figurative ...

... points of the novel are the reader we are constantly introduced to, who are as good studies of human nature as any that Thomas Hardy, that prince of peasant penmen, sketched. What better can we wish than this yokel's criticism of culture. Granfer—l won't ...

... may be few giants, but I doubt 1f the world ever saw' so many clever authors and writers as at the present time. I forgot Thomas Hardy in that very flimsy list ; read all of him. Write wherever you like. You will riways be welcome. Glailye.—What inn I advise ...

... the abstract, yet I shield feel se immense loos if the moral ears of the Tease Parsee should deprive es their pethsal. Thomas Hardy has himself written some ass . that are rePrwAr. Far fns the Sledding Crowd, for else George Eliot la Adam Bede. Yet ...

... it erer was. No. Ti. A Dead Heart. A sor•L By author of Dora Thorne.' No. The Romantic Adventures of a NUkraard. novel. Thomas Hardy. No. D. Is rho Holidays. sore'. By mart Coctl Hay. No. D. or By Wilkie M. Na D. Roes Dater Thaw Death. aeveL By the author ...

... year's service Mr. Midshipman Wet.= was, on Nov. 6, 1806, appointed acting lieutenant of the Triumph. Captain Sir THOMAS HARDY— Nelson's Hardy. During the ensuing yeses be served on various other ships, and was one of those who received the medal granted ...

... O. widely but es. the portico the sad op with spirit ter several The whole affair wee. Marro V. The. 'lardy. Nigh. Mr. Thomas Hardy, of Eng. land, delivered hie lecture Wu, k for ' God, Home and Native Lion: w the Hall of the Hamilton Total Assignation ...

... Wind was In Mr. Tait's hands. Miss Wood has a broad and generous toleration of human weaknesses, and prefers to follow Thomas Hardy, George Moore, and George Meredith rather than the authors of The Heavenly Twins, The Superfluous Woman, The Yellow ...