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... contributors will be Charles Reade, Mrs Uliphant, Anthony Trollope, Dr George MacDonald, Wm. Black, Matthew Browne (Mr Rands), Thomas Hardy, Robert Buchanan, Miss Katherine Saun- acl 7 ders, Mr The sketches will bo the authorship of left unsigned, thus allowing ...
... This difficulty it proposed to obviate by securing the right of serial publication both for Europe and America, and Mr. Thomas Hardy is now engaged upon novel which, with illustrations Mr. du will appear exclusively in Harper's. The collection of Mr. Buskin's ...
... neglected becausf they aim too high. public that devours tens of thon-anils of a new novel Georg© Kllot or William Black, or Thomas Hardy, shows it* capacity to rise the level of the mod fastidious the Boston penmen. There a rude, sentimental multitude that ...
... namber of articles stolen from the premises of the North British Railway, at Bathgate upper stas tion, and from the shop of Thomas Hardy, drapér ~ and clothier, Bathgate. The senterice was 15 months’ imprisonment, —James Robertson, » middle-aged man, was charzed ...
... edition of Harper's Magazine is rprojected to be published by Messrs Sampson, tow & Co., London. It is understood that Mr Thomas Hardy is engaged upon anew novel, to be illustrated by Mr Dm Mariner, of PuncA, which will appear exclusively in Harer's. ?? ...
... against the Union Steamship Company. The damages were for the loss of stores sent to the Cape. STRANGE CASE OF FRAUD.—Mr. Thomas Hardy Jiwkson, colliery proprietor, and a large shareholder in the LancaNhire & Yorkshire Railway Company, was charged before ...
... Dickens, Tbackersy, and George Eliot can be clamed at the pr.vest moment, If claimed at all, only by a Moyle novelist—by Thomas Hardy. We are Informed that the January number of the Modern &rift(' will contain the following sarong other articles:—'The Eclectic ...
... callinufavour of Axcjack wa5fr~~r numerously signed. .F PREsaTTERYorAcssDFE rEh1; g AssuBLY.-ReY. James Tiaylor, jj~5- Thomas Hardy Fowhis.Wes'er A bt~ Martin, Geak. M'Wr Peter Paton,AuhrN, representative elder, ...
... Laodicean,” by Thomas Hardy, in which he re- veals his possession of so much technical know- ledge of the subject that we are almost tempted to suppose that he must have served an appren- ticeship in an architect's oftice. It seems a pity that Mr Hardy should ...
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... lAeglands & Sons, (Honor Feb. 20•••8r• THOMAS, KINOSTON, Bears, and VenA Crum, Australian (ss), Liverpool, Peter, 2499 West India & Pacific Steam-Ship Co., L'pool or, M. Langlends I Sons, Glasgow Feb. 165r. THOMAS. PORT•AU•PRINCI, Kimerrom (Jamaica) ...