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... —Presented. 8878— ~ vol. 2. „ 8879 vol. 3. „ 8880—The 'Geology, of ROseendele by Bolton. 10933—Tess of the D'Urbertilles. b 7 Thomas Hardy. 10981—Amos Trnalove, by C. B. Parsons. 11252—Boys' Own Manual, 1892. 11253—Girls' Own Anneal, 1892. GEORGE CRLSWELL, Librarian ...
... volume In the Contemporary Writers Series, which Dr. Robertson Nicol is editing, will Fiublialied in a few days. It is Thomas Hardy: ♦ Critical Study, and is by Annie Macdonell, who discusses her subject in nine chapters. She entitles some of these The ...
... Senior was a Aeowaing to the cash= at n day Pam Sunday, sad and chapels the ' made to the weal The following lines, from Thomas Hardy, were printed in der Gmette on Saturday : Bomb of the Line, inland ham h There liew—be be or sot your mu A fellow-mortal ...
... the tailors have eitLer tie noceity miasuretneate er have a spreuneu Ortneut vent to them which serves them for a Mr. Thomas Hardy.. the ucrelist. is descended *um the hank- to whom tile dying Nelson mid. me, Haply-. The new Director of Public Prosecutioaa ...
... THREE ECCLESIASTICS• LOVE AFFAIRS. The Rev. Thomas Hardy, 'The Love Affairs f Sense Famous Men, gives incidentally three lit le-known anecdotes about Piney, Meaning, and Kingsley. Puny (he says) hal not reached his e'ghteenth year when Le met and tell ...
... of palmistry. the hands dealt with are those of Mr. tiladstone„ Lord Wohieley. Sir Yrederio Leighton, Sir Evelyn Wood, Thomas Hardy, and John Oliver Hobbes. The editor has arrai.ged for the cantinuation of the historical revelcion—Secrets from the Court ...
... Cross upon Mn.s Ann Ayr* Eely and Miss Sarah Anne Tern t. bfr. Budyard Kipling. who has been cycling flersetahire with Mr. Thomas hardy, is said to be negotiating for the purchase of • hours and gnus& at 80/Well. near Dorchester. Linetenant-General Sir P ...
... and diplomatists of the day. The long-talked of Art of Thomas Hardy,* by Mr. Lionel Johnson, has last appeared. Lane's bibliography is appelltled, and in addition two contributions by Mr. Hardy himself. One is a memoir of the Rev. William Barnes, the ...
... in the Newcastle programme and in the resolutions of the late Leeds Conference of the National Liberal Federation. Mr. Thomas Hardy, the novelist, who has a holiday with the Lord•LieuWiant in Dublin. has tern utilising his leisure by collaborating with ...
... them in the authorship. Since all Elaine's letters and papers are available, Ithe Life will of course be a full one. Mr. Thomas Hardy has written about tbree-parts of his new novel, laid the aerial publication of it will begin in the December Ha Meantime ...
... THE HEYWOOD .LDVERTISEE, FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 7, 1896. , LITERARY NOTES. ?wisps it la net gerawelly Maws, that XL Thomas Hardy endeavoured to withdraw Ms novel of Jude the Obscure* from Re_r?w's actually requesting that Inn of to cancel the contract. But ...
... fieventh House, which governs lawsuits, and as be is well dignified and trim to Batumi, there id no fear of libel actionx Mr. Thomas Hardy, the novelist, is now London. Dia early simmer visits are :I . 7xt looked forward to with Internet by litany Is this connection ...