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... illustrated by Mr Napier Hemy, the subjects being those coast scenes with which artists have already made us familiar. Thomas Hardy contributes a little tale, Interlopers at the Snap ; and The Armourer's TPrenrtices, by Charlotte MK. Yonge, is continued ...
... Socie'y opens with a well-written little story, Scarfaide. The anecdote corner is richer than ever. Frederick Arnold and Thomas Hardy contribute papers. Storied by French Novelists introduce us to Gaboriatt, the Poe, so to say, of France. The tale given ...
... inL future be published at six- pence. f The summer number of the Graphic wilt consist of a com-o plete story bay Mrk Thomas H~ardy, entitled ?? Adventures of a Milkmaid; and will be illustrated by Mir C. S. Rteinhart,- l The Present Lay lathe title ...
... aq~aezene for the coming c year include a series of papers on the peasantry of various parts of the U~nited Kingdom. Mr Thomas Hardy is to do c the Dorseishire Labourer, Mirs Ofliohant the Sky Crofter, and 1AIr J~ustin McCarthy the Irish Cottier. Lord ...
... without a copy of these spirited poems, and Messrs Long- man's editions certainly afford sufficient variety of choice. 3tr Thomas Hardy is writing a new novel. The first in- stalment of it will appear in the A42theSlc Montldy for May. MrrW. Bell Scott has ...
... Francai. Besides a couple of chapters from James Payn' t charming novel, the author of Far from the Madding ac Crowd (Thomas Hardy) supplies an interesting little b novelette, while the verse is contributed by Edmund Goese I and Jean Ingelow. Messrs ...
... consisting of painted imitations of inlaid woods, red marbles, and other work applicable to house decoration. he Messrs Thomas Conyera Hardy, and Co., Argyle Sawnmills, Newcastle, and Northumberland Dock Sawmills, Percy Mdain, have a stand in the West Court ...
... coloured, let, Thomas McDougal; 2nd, Thomas Battensby- 12 potatoes, round, white, lt, Thomas McDougal; 2nd, Robert Thompson. 12potatoes, round, coloured, iat, Jos. ColiEnson; 2nd, Thomas MscDougal. 3 celery, 1st, Robert Thompson; 2nd, Thomas ...
... Son- 2nd, James Noble; 3rd, A. G. Browne. Cyclauens, lt, Thomas Pattl'on; 2nd, James Storrie. Pots of lily of the valley, lst, XX. J. Watson; 2nd, Nairn and Son; 3rd, J. Thompson and Son. Hardy primulas, IV. L. Thomp- son. Potsofscillas,.Neil Black. Table ...
... C. Dntt. Antique cabinet work, china and glass, silver plate and coins: Mr George Hlarwell, Mr John Dowson, Mr J. R. Hardy, Mr Thomas IMlathecon, Mr J. B. Proctor, and Mr W. Burn. Ecclesiasti- cal: 3Mr W. Pentland, Mr John Marsden, and Mr G. W. Ellis ...
... GasaT BRITAIN, &C., dCc. CHAPTER XIV.-ELALPH SscosD EARL OF WEFSTMORELANDc. A man as politique in peace, as hardy in wanre, anad yet no more hardy in warre than marcofal when he had the victory.,- ilfolituihed. Raiph-de Nevill succeeded his grandfather ...
... tulios, John Walker, Low Fell, J, Robert Atkinsoi, Winlaton, 2; Thomas Battensby, Blaydon, S. Tnree pots of double tulips, Robert Atkinson, lWinLiton, I; J. Walter, Liateshead, 2; Thomas B:itteneby, Blasdon, 3. Iwo 1olts of polyanthus narcissus, Robert ...