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... l:4't **trim West, b ef y gr. 1,:g. ore c; .. Blackbird; by Mr. R. D. Bleekmore: The Rustles of George Eliot and Thomas Hardy, by , O Kap. Paul; end Dolneee, the first of • ser u il eo et bi ef = 1 7 ,4 : The &tries of Provincial 1 _ The eighth ...
... CoLins 346, WV. Black 329, 1U. Bscant 239, Miss Braddon 105, James Payn g0, B. D. Blacksmore 79, Ouida 29, Mrs Oliphant 2t, Thomas Hardy 20, Hugh Con. wayand J. H. Shortlsouse 15, G. Macdonald 10, George Meredith, Yates, and Mrs H. Wood 9, J, M'Carthy S. Hawley ...
... certain South Australian vine-growers to open a market in London for the sale of colonial grapes. By the as. Shannon, Mr Thomas Hardy, a well-known South Australian vigneron, sent home two cases of grapes packed respectively in sawdust and charcoal. The ...
... iMUSoitf.” Va«(;» Xofr. pomouin*. odd* ibo AnAtK), eoßbiMtiu wit. busoiu. ud (owd lb« fifth Cor.oiodis* Kortl at (ho Bertas THOMAS HARDY. dottier of Far from ih» Maddiag Crowd. tmodloou.' '•fair Bid* Kjro.” Voder the Orroswowd Troo* Major Cattortoidf*.' “lb* ...
... accardiat Pawi.'r Pair, piaudrlßc, adds ita dcadrny. nr* ccmolaatioo of wit, No. S. BUtb and Conti oil! a* Ht.ral at tb* Icr.n THOMAS HARDY. other of Bhr Dorn tb* Jf addict Crowd. '• Laoliecau.' Pair Bio# Eyas Coder the Cratawoad Tru,* Tb* Mayor of Owterfcrid** ...
... goarip about the English lakes is vary readable. There are some capital stories, including the commencement of new novel by Thomas Hardy, illustrated by du Manner, at Punch, though the sketch be contributes certainly very poor one. W. T. Davis is the writer ...
... iu tho counties named above. *• FAR FROM THE MADDING CROWD. Last night a three act play under this title, adapted Mr. Thomas Hardy and Mr. J. Comyns Carr from the novel the same name, was produced the Prince of Walesa Theatre, Liverpool, before crowded ...
... includes the names of Professor Owen, Mrs Oli- Y{hmt. Dr Freeman, J. A. Froude, Professor uxley, Lord Lytton, Lady Brassey, Thomas Hardy, whose ** Far from the Madding Crowd” has made him a wide reputation ; William Black, James Br;ree. M.P.; Dr Richardson ...
... passages, which promising effects are diminished and frequent demands are made upon the reader’s patience and intelligence. Mr Thomas Hardy has evolved some fun out of Dorset peasants, but there is always objection fatal to anything of the kind local in colouring ...
... hot future will obviate this difficulty by covering the eight et aerial paidiestion both in England and It is that Mr Thomas Hardy is upon a new week to be illustrated by Mr Da - Warier, of Mash will accordingly appear in Our Ameri an contemporai y will ...
... Holidays, with as etched portrait of Sir John Lubbock ; The Light of the West. by Colonel Butler, CAI.; and The Rustic of Thomas Hardy sad George Eliot, by Mr. C. Regan Paul. There will also be etchings of the English Cathedrals sad of the new Law Courts ...