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North British Daily Mail
LITERATURE
... mentioned at the start this chapter is mainly s criticism of the former, and specially of the fate of of Mrs Humphry Ward, of Thomas Hardy, and of George Meredith—who it may be said comes best out of the inquisition, is indeed the exception to the general rule ...
of Mr Gladstone, en' ters the field of contro- respecting the recent versy this month Romanticism. was to ..
... length in the April Contempora' ry: Inci- dentally he ex presses ound regret. atseeing a writer of s' pure instincts as Thomas Hardy, in his recent st against the pain: ful narrowness 0! English fiction, rescrib- ing a re medy for the ev! 1 that is a tl ...
JUBILEE oe rus! at Oponda’s, and as the traders Maguire recently surprised a slave dealers ISTRATAD LONDON ..
... Schools of Bng-| General at W. Simpson ; The Homes and Haunts Clement Shorter, Iiustrated when he James, George he Stories by Thomas Hardy, which included the Mysore. an i! ee The by our Special Artist, ‘by our Special — the leading’ Prior ; The Abroad The General ...
NORTH BRITISH DAILY MAIL, WEDNESDAY. DECEMBER 25, liati
... Sir Martin Conway, Mr John Morley, Mr John Ruskin, Mr Hall Caine, Mr Rider Haggard, Mr Henry Norman, Sir Edwin Arnold, Mr Thomas Hardy, Mr R. D. Blackmore, Mr Wa. Black, Mr Alfred Austin, and, in fact, all the prominent authors will probably be affized to ...
'CLYDE SHIPBUILDING TRADE
... Testimony of Tradition, by David MacRitchie. K. Paul, Trench, & Co.— Three Notable Stories, by Lord Lorne, Mrs Alexander, and Thomas Hardy. Blackett.——The Art and Practice of Landscape Gardening, by Henry Ernest Milner. Simpkin, Marshall. Co,——The Past and edited ...
WEEKLY MAIL OF THIS BAK WEE. CONTINUATION FRED'S ‘WIDOW. | A DUMBARTON STORY. Bor BY A LOCAL AUTHOR = —
... Morrison, the beloved wife Tete Fire. of Simpson C, Grahams deeply regretted. HARDY.—At 52 Minto Stebet, EAinbutgh, Rodina For- rester Hardy, youngest daughter of the late Thomas Hardy, HAXHLL'S HOTEL, CINCAID.—Angust 12th, at 69 Muse Lane, aged 64 years, Malcolm ...
NORTH BRITISH DAILY MAIL SATURDAY NOVEMBER 4, 1898
... Atheneum. } Perkin, the Marquis of |revelations have made in a ir Salisbary. 4; S.'trial at Hanover. All Germany has been| Mr Thomas Hardy and the Hon, Mrs Henniker . A. Tilden, and Prof. W. |interested in this ease. A couple of officers are collaborating in ...
PERSONAL NOTES
... The “colonel —being a gentleman—he says conduct. so in bis letter—must be disgusted with such “ Rudyard K Me Mariou ing, Thomas Hardy, W. Norris, W. H. Rhoda Broughton, Marie Corelli—perhaps these are the first favourites of fashion ” ainong present-day ...
—= = KEIR HARDIE'S CAREER. SOLDIER'S UN This versality on that ple. But the Lothiaes of Boards of similar nature
... In the L L. P. report for this year Mr | Thomas, sie men to do their atmost to month there might & further istrict in the Punjab, the land of the five cates gained only 120 bigher i, and it was free from Hardie saye— John Burns and myself wero re- | Walker ...
Wellbeck Crescent, Troop, on the sin James Hardie, as, Victoria, resent Place, Shawlands, op the 4th “hearer, & ..
... Wellbeck Crescent, Troop, on the sin James Hardie, as, Victoria, resent Place, Shawlands, op the 4th “hearer, & 800. _At 11 Monteith Roe, on 4th inst, daughter of the late William nm WEDDIN Wellington Street, on 7th Decem- James &t Vincent Strest Mair ...
Smith; 2, Thomas M 1, Joka Arvol, Kilbarchan; Alec Dunlop, Sis Ruse, vanetio—l, Thomas MUreor James 2, Barr; 3, ..
... Smith; 2, Thomas M 1, Joka Arvol, Kilbarchan; Alec Dunlop, Sis Ruse, vanetio—l, Thomas MUreor James 2, Barr; 3, James Swith, Alezander Burr, Beret, ad Bridge of Weir. African Fislay, Newton 3, William Wylia, 4, Wii Barrell, ia; wo nent varietioo—1 ...