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... ALGEPRNON CHArLES SWINBUFNE. 1S VA0NDOURL IN ENGLISH FICTION. L By WVALTER BF8SAN.T. twi II. BY MAs LYNN LINTON. pOE 1IL. BY THOMAS HARDY 01 MOW To GET THE TITHES BILL THROUGH EIHB P HOtUSE OF COMMONS . me . By VbcCOuw WOL3eW,. M.P. tAmoBrES WITH CUPFID AND ...
... wnich was met through the generosity of a friend. A hearty vote of thanks was given to Mr. A. M. Chambers, J.P., and Mr. Thomas Smith for their services circuit stewards, to which post they were again re-elected. A cordial invitation to the Rev. E. Lones ...
... th* New Jteeiew. or rather series of article*, in which an presented the opinions of Hit Lynn Union. Mr Walter Beaut, Mr Thomas Hardy on candour and (ranknew or their nbaenco in English literature. It ia Othello v. Mn Othello and over again, and the young ...
... 72. Lombard-street, E.C. i Francis Nichojls, Esq. (of tb- Oommitteel. 14. Old .Tewrv -chambers, ' E £_ ?? _, ~„. EDWARD W. THOMAS. -SecretaryT | 230. Euston-road. N.W. T HELPLESS— IIOPELF!=S-.HOMEL___»_r HE BOARD of MANAGEMENT of the BRITISH HOME for ...
... DAY SERVICE . 11 . 12 Noon . VOLB ( OTH PARISH . OHUR C E . :-,. ' « &EW YEAR'S DAT SERVICE . ' • • • . • :-. M—Ber . THOMAS NICOL . B . D . , i Collection for Coals to the Poor . .- ' v ST E S 2 CO A T E S C H 0 R C H . V ft ERVICE , TO-DAY ...
... By ALGaERNoN ChiARLES SwVNBURNR. Cardour in English Fiction. . I. By WALTER BYSANT. II. By Mrs. LYoN LINTON. III. By THSMAS HARDY. How to (;et the1 Tithes Bill Through the House of Comumons. By VIScouNT W.VLMER, M.P. Ranmbles with Cupid and Psyche. Trades ...
... tau ac THEATRE ROYAL, COVENT GARDEN.— Lessee. Mr. Freeman Thomas.— COVENT GARDEN CIRCUS and CINDERELLA PANTOMIME quality versus qna-Dtity). under the direction ot Augustus Harris and Freeman Thomas. (IOVENT GARDEN GRAND CIRCUS.— The J Times says — ...
... some There is a controversy in the New Review which will cause some stir. Mr. Walter Besant, Mrs. Lynn Linton, and Mr. Thomas Hardy have written articles on Candour in English Fiction. Mr. Besant is quite satisfied with things as they are. He writes ...
... Order of the Bath appointments in the Order of t Michael St George other orders gentlemen been made amongst Mr Thomas Sowler Colonel Thomas (sfivs the Manchester Guardian) is perhaps for his association with the Manchester Courier of which newspaper started ...
... Miller, of Maunderston, £1,023,000. All these were fortunes made in business—Lord Wolverton’s out of Giya's Bank, Sir John Hardy’s in Low Moor Ironworks, and Sir William Miller’s in a Leith merchant house. Excepting the quite unusual personalties of Baron ...
... young, robust sod feeble. CAHOUET h COCOA Is 11 12 ' 1 1 31 2 31 3 1 4 3 1 3!1 6 7 2 31 'B2 , 1 9 281 2 ° 1 8 Prepared by THOMAS POWELL. LIMN& as were hest. threatened t o wailed out- Is • foot, and • abide la al le • You Ids den kill gee, mar's white ...
... Sd. per week per £100. Agents— Mr. Üblah Hoesskt, St. Helen's Chambers, Davy- gate, York; Mr. Johh Bell, Weßtgate, Bipon. Thomas DEmosoK. Secretary. 85. Northgate. Darlington. 5007 ORE PERMANENT BENEFIT BUILDING SOCIBTY. Established 6th December, 1855 ...