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... on the banjo, and is capable of getting as much music of that instrument as will yield under the severest pressure. Mr. Thomas Hardy, who takes a prominent place the front rank of English novelists, was born in 1840 in Dorsetshire and commenced his career ...
... George Eliot Works ; “The Heir of Redcliff,” C. M. Yonge: * Anecdotes of the Pulpit,” Percy : ** A Pair of Blue Eyes,” Thomas Hardy. Ao i LADIES’ GOLF CLUB, MACHRIHANISH. STUAR’I‘ HALL, Esq., London, has presented a handsome Gold Bangle, to be played ...
... Wrong. By Kana Lyall. That Little Girt. By Curtis Yorke. An Unsatisfactory Lover. By Mrs Hungerford. Two ona Tower. By Thomas Hardy. Craddock Nowell. By R. D. Blackmore. All Along the River. By Miss Braddon. The Heavenly Twins, By Sarah Grand. Dedo. By ...
... Right the By Edna Lyall. That Little Girt. By Curtis Yorke. An Ussaatisfartory Lover. By Mrs Httngerford. Two on a Tour. By Thomas Hardy. Crnddort N.:Swell. By R. D. Blaoknaore. All Along the River. Br Mira Braddon. The Hoorenlv Twins. By Sarah Grand. Dodo ...
... Charles Dickens Charles Reade A. Conan Doyle Dora Russell George Eliot Sir Walter Scots Annie 8. Swan H. Rider Haggard Thomas Hardy W. M. Thackeray Oliver Wendell Holmes Jules Verne Charles Kingsley Mrs Heary Wood &c., &c., ...
... the Victoria H*r- i boar. James Haonigan, labourer, for stealing 51 from the Police Oifioe, was fined 10s. or five days. Thomas Hardy, charged with assaulting young woman named Re Ann Larkins, discharged, the Bailie finding the case not proven. John Robertson ...
... Marryat Thomas Carlyle D. Christie Murray Wilkie Max O’ Rell Marie Corelli David Pae F. Marion Crawford Captain Mayne Reid Charles Dickens Charles Reade A. Cunan Doyle Dora Russell ‘alter Genrge Eliot H. Rider Haggard Annie 8. Swan Thomas Hardy W. M. Thackeray ...
... Captain Marryat Thomas Carlvle Wilkie Collins Max O'Rell Marie Core!li David Pae F. Marion Crawford tain Mavne Reid Charles Dickens Charles Reade A. Cunan Doyle Dura Russell George Sie Walter Scute H. Rider Haggard Annie 3. Swan Thomas Hardy W. M. Thackeray ...
... bookmaker who was being badly treated by a gang of roughs, when the prisoner rushed through the crowd and assaulted them.— Thomas Hardy, of 62, Dorling-road, Fulham, the bookmaker referred to, stated that a man came up him and demanded 12s. fid. He told him ...
... Right the Wrong. By FAoa That Little dirt fly Curtia Yorke. As Chleatieladorp Lorer. By Mrs Hangerford. Two ono Tower. By Thomas Hardy. Craddo.k Nowell. By IL D. Biacknanre. All Along the &ger. By Braddon. The He Twine. By Sarah Grand. Dodo. By E. F. Benton ...