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... for New Stones include the following WALTER BFSANT, AUTHOR or DOROTHY Folurnta, ALL Sown AND CONDITIONS OF MEN, &G. THOMAS HARDY. AUTHOR OF FAR FROM THE MADDING CROWD. THE TRUMPET MAJOR, &C. G. MANVILLE FENN, AVTROR OF BLACK BLOOD. Tms MArris ...
... New Stories include the following : WALTER LESANT, AUTHOR Or DOI:0111T FORSTER, ALL SORTS AND CONDITIONS OE MEN, &C. THOMAS HARDY. ACTHOR OF FAR FROM THli MADDING CROWD. THE Tacurrr MAJoit,&c. G. MANVILLE FENN, AUTHOR OF BLACK BLOOD. THE MASTER ...
... of keapere,” with illustrations by E. A, Abbey and comments by Andrew Lavg; “The First Cout tess of Wersex,” a story, by Thomas Hardy; “The PFlight inte Bgypt,” by Henry Van Dyke; “A Golden Wedding,” a story, by Ruth Moßuery Stuart; “More Russian Art,” ...
... for New Stories include the following WALTER BESANT, AUTHOR OF DORoTHT FORSTER, - ALL SORTS AND CONLSTIOSs OF MRN, &C. THOMAS HARDY. ACTROR OF FAR FROM THE MADDING CROWD, * THE TRUMPET MAJOR, &C. G. MANVILLE FENN, AtTHOR OF BLACK BLOOD. THE MAME ...
... son of James Fairbairn, Caldra, Berwickshire. At Hardies' Mill place, ou the 6th iust., by the Rev. J. W. Brown, Gordon, George Hastie, Fallsidehill, to Elizabeth, third daughter of the late William Hardie, steward there. St. Mary's Church, Berwick, on ...
... -Andrew P. Arnold, James Arnott, Georga B. S. Darter, Norman Faichnie. Charles f: Hardy, Robert G. P. Lansdown, William E. Peacocs, Raymond H. Shaw, Avery C. Waters. Thomas Watts. E Ad eundem B.A.-John B. Booth, Ch. Ch. Oxford. 7 B.A.-George H. Bolt, Hatfield ...
... Schools, Bath Road, Newcastle, took place in the schools. Pre. 'Mug to the gathering the children attended service at St.. Thomas's Church. The Rev. Marsden Gibson preached au appropriate sermon from Luke, chap. ti., sm. 10. There were over 300 scholars ...
... after hearing evidence and the agents, said would give his judgment next week. MISCELLANEOUS CAMS. John Ford, Paxton, sued Thomas Hardie, farm servant, Fish wick Mains,for 19s IJd as per account. In the absence defender, decree was granted for the amount, ...
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... Dressing lasses, Sewing Machine, Barometer, Venetian Blinds, 4c. COLDSTREAM. MR RALPH DIXON is favoured with Instructions from Thomas Melrose, Esq., (who is giving up business and declining housekeeping), to SELL BY AUCTION, on the Premises, on TUESDAY, 10th ...
... Cowan, Gila biels ; 2, James Huntly ;3, D. Fraser, Chiruside Station ; vhc, Thomas Mills, Chiruside Station ; he, James Patterson ; he, Thomas Wilson, Marchmont Station ; he, Thomas Young, Clockmill, Duns ; c, Allan A. Falconer, Duns ; c, Mrs Mason,Chirnside ...
... their skill in the art repelling. Yet they were useful in small ways. 1 have the honour to acquaint you, writes Captain Thomas Hamilton, commanding the see-fencibles at Margate, that yesterday morning about ten o'clock, a small cutter was observed ...