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... the Lyceum Theatre si ay to see Mr Irving in the Slent health noble Earl seemed to be in * indisposition from which Mr Thomas Hardy, the -/vnown novelist, has been suffering has been much exaggerated. It was simply the result of cold and though it has ...
... stabbing John Linton and John Thomas Hardy, beerhouse-kee. er, late on Thursday night. The sailors, appears, had a row in Scott Street with some of their mates, and the latter running away were chased tho five sailors named. Hardy was walking al .)g the street ...
... 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 ...
... wealth, which chiet’.y decellent health. rived from the broken fortunes and devivstatcd The indisposition from which Mr Thomas Hardy, homes of gamblers. The Bonapartists were gamblers the well-known novelist, has been sneering has been of another kind ...
... charge of stabbing John Linton and John Thomas Hardy, beerhouse-keepers. It aFpears the sailors quarrelled in Scott street with some of their mates. The latter ran away and were chased by the five prisoners. Hardy was walking along the street with a ferryman ...
... Capri very pleasantly, and there are other gaol articles. Wottos. (London: lsbister & Co. Limited.) The Trumpet Major, by Thomas Hardy, is certainly more curious than satisfactory. After Bob goes to sea he does wonders at Trafalgar and returning loiters ...
... deer of all kinds and wild boars. To this total His Majesty himself contributed 118 head. The indisposition from which Thomas Hardy, the well-known novelist, has been suffering has been much exaggerated. It was simply the result of cold ; and though it ...
... deer of all Kinds and wild boars! To this total His Majesty himself contributed 113 head. The indisposition from which Sir Thomas Hardy, the well-known novelist, has been suffering has been much exaggerated. It was simply the result of cold ; and though it ...
... Wood, Lisdy Rope of Carriden the Rev. Stopford .1. Brooke, Captain M arkham, the Rev. J. Nalclwin Brown, Jean Angelow, Thomas Hardy, Prof.*. Biackie, and many other accomplished and able ante's. The illustrations, too, are by competent artists. With ausii ...
... sacred writers might be in error on a matter so unessential ; or , lastly , they might ( 81 The Trumpet-Major . A Tale ; By Thomas Hardy . Three Volumes . London : Smith , 'Elder , & Co . ( 9 ) Tlio Head ol' Medusa . B y George Fleming , irothor o £ A ITile ...
... this magazine can possibly giro illustrations of such decided artistic value, stories from writers with reputations like Thomas Hardy, Jean Ingelow, and Mrs Carr, together with miscellaneous papers from authors similar high standing, all for a single sixpence ...
... Germ*ii sailors were commiMed in- Furness to take their trial, at the eeneione, on charge of stabbing John Lino.a and Thomas Henry Hardy, whom they mistook for other men with whom they had been quarrelling ...