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... stabling, Ac. Standing on li or 5 acres of rich land, with gravel subsoil. Price £3,500, or open to an offer. —Apply to THOMAS HARDY, Cowley, Uxbridge. Now ready, price One Shilling. TACTICAL QUESTIONS AND ANSWEBS ON THE INFANTEY DEILL BOOK, 1889. Compiled ...
... from Sandyhook to Queenstown in raco with the ‘Coronet.’ NEW and CHEAPER EDITION, now ready. The MAYOR of CASTERBRIDGE. By Thomas Hardy, Author of “The Return of the Native,** “The Trumpet-Major,’* &c. Crown Bvo, in a newly designed binding by Burn and Co ...
... contains a great deal of readable matter, and is illustrated some high-class engravings. Among others will be found a story by Thomas Hardy, called “The Interlopers at the Knap. The Armourer’s ’Prentices also contmued. Longman for May 1S quite up to the average ...
... ive purposes, Gen. Sir Thomas Baker has assumed command at Allahabad. His arrival has sent Sir John Hudson back to his substantive post at Bareilly. It does not seem to be yet known (remarks the local paper) whether Sir Thomas Baker will remain at Allahabad ...
... everything before them. Democracy is everybody’s government; demagogy is the government of the very worst.” The Woodlanders. By Thomas Hardy. 3 vols. (Macmillan and Co.) —We have several times adverted to this excellent novel during its publication in the pages ...
... Irving which Mr. Niblett has produced. Wessex Tales. By Thomas Hardy. Two vols. (Macmillan and Co.)—Several of these tales are characterised by the subtle charm that is so often found in Mr. Hardy’s work when he writes of the country he knows best. We ...
... flagship of Admiral Sir Richard Bickerton, at Spithead. He was nominated a lieut. of the Superb, 78, flagship of Sir Thomas Masterman Hardy, in May, 1820, which was confirmed in October the same year; and was promoted to the rank com. in April, 1827. He ...
... hospital ship, Chatham, 1797-99 (Lieutenant J. Rickman); repaired 1800; flag of Vice-Admiral Lord Nelson, 1803 (Captain Thomas Masterman Hardy and Captain of the Fleet Rear-Admiral George Murray) in action off Trafalgar, October 21,1805 (lost Lord Nelson, his ...
... vice R. H. Hardy, who exchanges. Royal Engineers—The under-mentioned Gentlemen Cadets, from the Royal Military Academy, to be Lieuts. : —James Henry L’Estrange Johnstone, James Aubrey Gibbon, Perceval Ashworth, Edward Darley Sullen, Thomas Harrison, Guy ...
... the Asia, additional, for the Cormorant. Sub-Lieutenant —Edward E. Hardy, to the Invincible, vice Barton, Chaplains—Rev. Arthur H. Crick, M.A., to the Briton, recommissioned j Rev. Thomas Austin, to the Defence, vice Crick. Staff Surgeons—John W. Davis ...
... Aberdeen and Glasgow. It is an extraordinary fact that the island and the West Coast fishermen, who are hardy and skilful sailing-boatmen, and who are hardy and strong, detest the service, and rarely enter it. It rumoured that the Admiralty intend restoring ...
... Euryalus, additioual; Edward E. Hardy, to the Himalaya, vice Fitzgerald. Deputy-Inspector-General of Hospitals and Fleets— Gordon Jackson, to the Chatham Division, R.M., for temporary service, vice Breen. Staff Surgeon—Thomas Conry, to Melville Hospital, ...