... Pater, the second Mace to Thomas Hardy, the third place to Robert Louis Stevenson, awl the fourth plan to Ruskin. Pater was undoubtedly a ing writer, but his writings can never hope to C in s g ra k ely known. Of Thomas Hardy 1 do not approve either as ...

... MURPHY, Author of The Forge of Clohogua, Convict No. 25, &c., &c. THE BELL OF CIL-MIHIL—A Legend of • Lough Ennel. By THOMAS MINN ENGLISH. THE CORPSE LIGHTS; or, Myles Joyce's Christmas. By GRETTA, Author of The Lodger at the Skrags, &c. HOW CONDY ...

... al Editor of the Weekly Freenum and National Press would elicit the information you seek. Norah.-1. You might get Miss M. Hardy's Reciter, which Messrs. Gill, of O'Connell-street, Dublin, can send you foils 6d and postage. 2. You must get a surgeon to ...

... the pair o' them, for you see bein' common people and their fath.rs and !bothers bein' out in all weathers, they had coorse, hardy childre. Except they come down on the spikes o' raffia's, or are dhrowndect in rivers I don't think they would be killed. lam ...

... Manx, Cornish, and Breton poets. In the modern Irish she gives selections from the works of G. W. Russell, William Allingham, Thomas Boyd, Emily Bronte, Stopford A. Brooke, John Keegan Casey, George Darley, Aubrey De Vere Francis Fahy, Sir Samuel Ferguson ...

... meant — whether to impress on him that he must teach Charles 11. to forgive his father's enemies, or some greater secret. Sir Thomas More, the most virtuous councillor, perhaps, that Henry VIII. ever had said on the scaffold, as he yielded himself to the ...

... and one person said that Halliday should be hanged the usual ebullitions of ignorant servitude and precipitate arrogance.—Hardy's. Life of Charleinont. vol. ii.. o. 195. t History of Belfast. adopted the style and imitated the manner of the French ...

... day an institution in the east; and the close-shaven Mahomedan is as little respected as the Chinaman without a queue. The hardy pioneer of the west, however, soon found the beard a bar to progress, and removed it as he did many other obstructions, with ...

... with an unclouded sun sending its fiery rays upon the vessel and melting the tarupon her ahrouds, was oppressive. Even the hardy young topmen felt it, and did not show their usual liveliness, while the old. grey-headed forecastleman forward and the qu ...

... which he will give any that lie has in return. An Actor.—l. Bell's Elocutionist, price 3s. 6d.,_ or, post free, 3s. Miss M'Hardy has just published an excellent volume of recitations the price of which, we think, is Is. 6d. 2. There is a very good volume ...