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... MR. THOMAS HARDY. Mr. Hardy may have little pathos; may appear to be rather angry with Fate for visiting the world with woes than sympathetic with those who have to suffer them; but by this unpretending tale of country life, Under the Greenwood Tree ...
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... DEATH OF EIGHT MORE HORSES IN LINCOLNSHIRE. During the past few days Mr. Thomas Hardy, of Cloot ‘arm, Crowland, near Spalding, Lincolnshire, haa suffered most serions loss by the death of eight valuable horses. The cause of death is stated in the district ...
... announce the death of Lady Duffus Hardy, widow of the late Sir Thomas Duffus Hardy, D.C.L., Deputy Keeper of the Public Records. Lady Duffus Hardy was a prolific novelist. She leaves behind her a daughter, Miss Iza Duffus Hardy, who has also ...
... Hamilton, Kent, and Vo. “Rigby’s Guide to Belfast and the North Treland.”’ ls. Warrington : Mackie and Co, Limited. on a by Thomas Hardy. 6s. London Osgood. M‘Iivaine, and Co. “95.000 Telegraph Code by F Jones £1 1s. net. London ; Spottiswoode and Co. ‘Her ...
... BOOKS RECEIVED. Sops Fire,'' by Braddon. London: «t, - Alarshall, and Co. Return/ the Native, Thomas Hardy- . nd , : aud Co. Lady M Manor, Emma Marshall. s=. a v' NLsbet and Co. j jounjr Mrs. Corbett. 2s. London: .lame, and Co. j Vanished Hand. Sarab ...
... LUNDERS Even our most distinguished novelists are guilty every now_and then of extraordinary grammatical blunders. Mr. Thomas Hardy fails to grapple success- fully with the difiiculties of the use of * ‘ neither.” In “Tess ” he tells us that ‘ neither ...
... Co. Limited. Leoturoa Preaching, by Boyd Carponten 3s. 6d. London : Macmillan and Co. Far from the Madding Crowd, by Thomas Hardy* 6s. London: Osgood. MTlv&ine, and Co. Two Strangers, Mrs. Oliphanc. London: 'T* Fisher Unwin. Evory Day's INews. London: ...
... and 3, Lord Egerton of Tatton; 2, Thomas Hardy. Three-year-old gelding filly, for draught purposes: 1, Nathaniel Pennington, Bollmgton; 2, John Whalley, Ashley; 3, Thomas Hardy. Openâdraught stallion : 1, Thomas ...
... Cardinal. Characters of Butterflies and Moths. Salisbury Cathedral. Elephants Carriers. Trading on the Carrier Pigeon. Mr. Thomas Hardy. Diphtheria. (Jarlyle and John Richard Green. Sharp Boys as Inventors. Encouraging Practice Trial Bric-htenmg Life. Beer ...
... impossible to deny that we had writer who could lie said to occupy anything ing to the position which was held Thackeray. Thomas Hardy and George - we two novelists of remarkable power, of them had been able to obtain that hold which would entitle him to ...
... the scheme. course of a business meeting which follov , sub- thanks of the society were voted to the first p ing of Mr. Thomas Hardy, the modern reviver of ge, as and Mr. E. H. Coombe (Beaminster) was e erable tically re-elected hon. secretary and treasurer ...