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... Dickens, Thaekeray, and George Eliot can be claimed at the present moment, if claimed at all, only by a single novelist—by Thomas Hardy. We are informed that the January number of the Modern will contain the following among other articles :— The Eclectic ...
... high standard of excellence with which they began the year. In Good Words for March, besides instalments of fiction from Thomas Hardy (than whom it would difficult to find a better delineator of English rural life, particularly in some of its quainter and ...
... feature is a completed story in each number, and of a type that is resolved main to be unique. In Fellow Townsmen (by Thomas Hardy) this rare purpose may be NAM to have not yet failed. We may further mention as of marked value and exceptionalness a series ...
... cheap monthlies for good class writing by writers whose names are appended to their articles. The 44 Trumpet Major by Thomas Hardy, has proved a fascinating story, and has 44 Sarah Berenger by Jean Ingelow. 44 The Great Problem is eloquent sermon by ...
... soreeyor to prep.re plans for both those bv . j ollM }.»|l, K;k> Freuchis. Mr Joseph Melons of drainage , , Hunter, Mr Thomas Hardy, Mi W. Garnock, The Clerk one and Mr D. Cormack ; whilst amongst the sudi- Cpunc.llor James Lockhart-- the one lh preseutatiyes ...
... feature is a completed story in each number, and of a type that is resolved upon to be unique. In Fellow Townsmen (by Thomas Hardy) this rare purpose may be said to have not yet failed. We may further mention as of marked value and exceptionalness a ...
... of its tales, general contributions, and specially its illustrations. Let first notice the story, The Trumpet Story,’ by Thomas Hardy, the author of Far from the madding crowd,” a writer of considerable experience and much ease. The model seems to havestudied ...
... Street, Billhead, Glascow oa the loth inst., Mr Thomas Francis Giraud, last sarririag sob years. Friends will please accept this (the only) intimation. Hardik.âAt Leslie, the 12th inat., Mr Juam Hardie shoemaker, aged years. M'Naiiihtox.âAt Pittencrieff ...
... Let, for such term w he mqreed on, with Entry Martinmas 1660, THE. FARM or MARKLE MAINS, as presently possessed by Mr David Hardie. The Faris contains 37$ Acres Imperial Measure or thereby. It is situated within Two Miles from East Linton Railway Station ...
... About ninety were present, and Mr John Hogarth presided. Interesting addresses were delivered Ly the chairman, Kev. Mr M'Hardy, and others. the course the evening, Mr lanirie, our esteemed missionary, was presented with handsome Bible by the member* ...
... JAMES M. P. M . HARDY. Doors open at 7.30 ; Concert at 8; Carriages at 10. Reserved Seats, 24 61 ; Second S-ats, 18; Mid :-. , eats, 6d. Tickets to be bad front Mr Wet. Dens, Musicseller, Kirkcaldy ' • Mr Mackie, I Gouger, Mr Thomas Nicol, Grocer, Kinghorn ...
... George Jarvis—Thomas Matthew. Half-pint Raspberries, by P. Bernard —David B. Low. Four Kitchen Applet, by Alexander Martin Thomas Young. Four Dessert Apples, by Alexander Martin—Thomas Young. Four Heaviest Apples, by Jae. Black— Thomas Young. Four Peats ...