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... LOVE AND PERIL; TO BE OR NOT TO BE; THE MELANCHOLY HUSSAR. Respectively by the MARQUIS OF LORNE, K.T., Mrs. ALEXANDER, and THOMAS HARDY. ...
... By Thomas Hardy. LOUISIANA; AND THAT LASS O’ LOWRIE’S. By Frances Hodgson Burneit, THE RING OF AMASIS. By Lord Lytton. FAITHFUL AND UNFAITHFUL. Margaret Lee. REUBEN SACHS. Amy Levy. WESSEX TALES : Strange, Lively, and Commonplace. By Thomas Hardy. MISS ...
... .. Neighbours on the Green. By Mrs. OLIPHANT. , Joyce. ,, ,, ,, A Beleaguered. City. ,, ,, ,, A ' The Woodlanders. By THOMAS HARDY. Reuben Sachs. By AMY LEVY. Louisiana; and That Lmss o' Lowrie's& By FRANCES HODGSON BURN,=.. The Ring of Amasis. By LORD ...
... that Mr. Hardy take the seat. A Mammas: What, Hardy, of Chiswick! Mr. Lamm continued that, under the peculiar circumstances of the case, he considered Mr. Thomas Hardy was fairly entitled to the seat. Had one of those elected died, Mr. Hardy ...
... WOODLANDESS. By Thomas Hardy. LOUISIANA: AND THAT LASS O’ LOWRIES By Frances Hodgson Burnett. THE RING OF AMASIS. By Lord Lytton. FAITHFUL AND UNFAITHFUL. By Margaret Lee. WESSEX TALES : Strange, Lively, and Commonplace. Thomas Hardy. MISS BRETHERTON ...
... LOVE AND PERIL; TO BE OR NOT TO BE; THE MELANCHOLY HUSSAR. Respectively by the MARQUIS OF LORNE, K.T., Mrs. ALEXANDER, and THOMAS HARDY. CHEAP EDITION OF OUIDA’S NOVEL.—Just ready, in picture boards, 25.; cloth, 2s. 64. .A HOUSE PARTY. By Ouipa, Author of ...
... contains single novels by Mrs. Oliphant, Mr. David Christie Murray, Bret Harte, Mrs. Humphry Ward, Mr. Henry James, Mr. Thomas Hardy, and Sir Henry Cunningham; together with a few hooks of more general interest. MESSRS. CASSELL'S JAPANESE LIBRARY. The ...
... would probably have succeeded where Mr. Hardy has failed. So wrote our superfine contemporary The Speaker in criticising with just severity the inappropriate and unpoetical address written by Mr. Thomas Hardy for Miss Ada Relian's delivery at a recent ...
... propose that Mr. Hardy take the seat. A Mann: What, Hardt, of Chiswick Mr. Limn commuted that, under the peculiar circumstances of the case, be considered Mr. Thomas Hardy was fairly entitled to the seat. Had one of those elected died, Mr. Hardy would hare ...
... 2. English coseposition—Miles 1, Norrish 2. English History— Miles 1, Hardy 2. Geography—Wakefield 1, Haynes 2. Mapping—Hardy 1, Miles 2. Writing—Hardy . 1, Thomas 2. Drawing— Hardy 1, Norrish 2. Arithmetio—Norrish 1, Wakefield 2. Mental ...
... PETERBOROUGH. Pierce John cesceerssresree.. Nottingham £3l 0 0 Shepperson J. W, White Fen, Berwick March 26 0 0 Hardy Thomas .c.Peterborough 120 0 0 Snowden Eccooveernreeraenes do. 156 0 0 1flke1bygz;&50n..fia.. Sdo ...
... Acton Local Board :— 31, Greet St. Helen's. 28th July, 1890.—Dear Sir,—Re Acton Local Board Election.—My client, Mr. Thomas Arthur Hardy, has been to me this morning as to the manner in which he was treated at the recent Local Board meeting. when he 'attended ...