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... popular editioDa of . this tale which are at present before the puMic . ' , • ' . , - . A new edition in one volume of Mr Thomas Hardy ' s most interesting story ,. The . SSdyqr of Casterbridge ( 28 ) , will aerre the best interests of fiction if it bringa- ...
... . Mr B . T > . BlaeTanore ' s novel , Springhavea ( London : Sampson Low & Co . ) , is a tala of the Civil War . Sir Thomas Hardy has added to his works a new story , which he calls Tho . 'Woodlanders ( London : Macmillaa & Co . ) It may be briefly ...
... ita conspicuous merits . This new edition , which is elegantly printed , should enlarge the circle of its admirers , Mr Thomas Hardy ' s novel , 27 > e WooiS . anlers ( 6 ) has appeared in a now edition in one volume . The story ia one of the besl . ot ...
... honour on the parsonage table . Barnes ' most intimate -literary friend , however , was Mr Thomas Hardy , the novelist , who was also his near neighbour . ; TSs Hardy built for himself a house on the hilL which has for its chief feature . a curious stair ...
... and one mimed many facts; but there were William Black, brown as a berry and looking no older than he did 20 years ago; Thomas Hardy, who, like Black, is • physically small person: Francillon and M'Carthy Rid r Haggard, a tall, fair, fresh young man, not ...
... D'Gnnon , by Mr HT . JT . Iiester , which' contains sTcits o £ wall-known uo ' .-ela by Lord BeaoonBtieId , George Eliot , Thomas Hardy , &c . • Our Church Manual , . 1 system of snir ^ estions for prayers and devotions at home and in church , arranged ...
... dozen minute*. 1 berry and looking no older than he did years think it is quite tantalising see women moving their ago : Thomas Hardy, who, like Black. is a phvei- fingers about at the rate of twenty to the dozen tally small person : Entheillon and 31•Carthy ...
... is perliapstho , moa );' ,. importarit in the volume . ' It is ' a history , of tne'four ^ nrchbishops of York , Thomas I ., Gorard ; 'Thomas'II ,, (» nd Thurstan , by Hugh ; . Sottewairi , called . Hugh-the Chantor , who wrote'during . jthe firat half ...
... Crescent, latutgow, sued Matthew Brady and Thomas Hardy tor 3.1, balance of rent for a house in Albany Street, This included an item of 7s 641 for shelving to have been removed out of the house by Brady, the mutioner, Hardy, thought he ought not be held responsible ...
... however, was Mr l'imaeltoesmidthat Ached nurecollectionteautherising Thomas Hardy, the novelist. who was also. his Cliftond to get the whisky. He had not written the 1 near nciehbour. Mr Hardy built for himself • note produced, and nould not renollect dictated ...
... in succession to Mr ThoniM Cadman , resigned . • AT& LIFEBOAT . —The new lifeboat presented to Ayr is the gift of Sir Thomas K . Hardy , Iiondon . SAEROW ESCAPE . —At ' Ayr ' oa Saturday , whilo a little girl named Kose Haimab , 11 , via playing at the ...
... Dahlias-Thomas skott. W. Audi-noon; 2, J. Hardie. African Marigolds-T. Scott. Dont& Holvliorke-1, P. Wilson; 2, Jamie, !holism. Double Dahlias -1, Thomas Scott; 2, Thomas Hain. Eight Zonate Triunes-Peter Wil,oa. Phlox Drommoiolii -1, Jame, ...