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... ” •-Poem, William Wilfred Campbell; Weeeez Folk,” part 11. (Two nioatratione), Thomas Hardy; “ Glimpses of the Bacteria (illostrationa), T, Mitchell Prndden, M.U.; “ Thomas Hood, Panstsr, Poet, Preacher,” Bt. Rer. T. U. Dudley, D.D.; tbs • Stranger People’s ...
... Meredith, we imagine, is content with the Athenteum. Mr. Lang would probably not care to stray far from the Savile. Mr. Thomas Hardy most likely knows almost as little of the metropolis as Mr. R. D. Blackmore. Mr. Stevenson, having become a South Sea Islander ...
... budget of art and literature. It contains papers by Samuel Baker, W. Clark Russell, Grant Allen, George Augustus Sala, Thomas Hardy, and other less known writers ; but it is safe to say that the contents of the serial before us afford an admirable handful ...
... A. B. Ward; “'The English Ancestry of Washington (illustrated), Monccre D. Conway; “Wessex Folk,” part 3 (illustrated), Thomas Hardy; “The Salvation Army, Ven. Archdeacon Farrar, D.D.; “ The Republic of Utngnay (illustrated), Theodore Child ; Over Johnson’s ...
... State, by Lord Selborne, Professor Max Muller, Professor Tyndall, Mr. Hardy, ‘mui- Mr. Lecky, and vcther well-known writers; also mescences of John Morley, and an arti on Thomas Hardy by Proies-ur Minto. Some famihar reco!lections of Dickens are to be contri- ...
... to take charge of 110. and contr.t of Men ; must have held a similar po-ition t situation rood wages, with House.—Apply Thomas Hardy, The Brewery beriey. Notte. ey and | amd likely suceession ; capital ANTED—HOUSES, TO BE LET—INNS & PUBLIO-HOUSES. lOUSE ...
... story, A. B. Ward; ” English Ancestry of Washington (illustrated), Honours D. Conway; “Wessex Folk, patt 8 (illustrated), Thomas Hardy; Salvation Army,” Ven. Archdeacon Farrar, D.D.; The Bepnblio of Uruguay ” (illustrated), Theodore Child ; “ Over Johnson’s ...
... Motbar,” Poem, William Wilfred Campbell; Wessex Folk,” part H. (Two Iliastralions), Thomas Hardy ; Glimpses of tbe Bacteria (itlnstrations), T, Mitchell Pmdden, M.D.j Thomas Hood, Punster, Poet, Preacher,” Rt. Rev. T. U. Dudley, D.D.; tbe * Stranger People’s ...
... OF GUARDIANS. Ski iu.AtruH. — The following constitutes the new Board of Guardians for this Union : — Aldborough, Mr. Thomas Yates Hardy ; Atwick, Skirliagton, and Arram, Mr. George Mason Gale ; Bewholme and Nunkeeling. Mr. Joseph Copeland ; Bilton, Mr ...
... and remimiscenees of the + journey tae raveller pt are to be t in “ é “ite . Mi Stevenson will Write ab to the papers, ‘Thomas Hardy has written tor tue Observer a ‘ mee é eat . ed ri wither ct rgav Nicht in Areacy,” and the Pees le Warns,” a puem styled ...
... Strange Voyage, W. Clarke Hassell, Under Current., author of Phyllis. Wito the Immonale, F. Marion Crawford, The Woodlanders, Thomas Hardy. Siege Baby, J. S. Wirier, Story of a Kier, author of A Horrl 1 Girl. Gentleman and Courtier, Flornme tdarryaL The Deemeter ...
... HESTER, SHEFFIELD, AND LIN-COLNSHRE RAILWAy (EXTzNsIoN To LONDos). Petitions against tbhis bill were presentei on behalf of Thomas Hardy, the Earl of Londeaborough, Sir Spencer Mnryon Wilson, W. E. B. B Farnham n and the Narbtxrough, Blaby, Enderby, and Whetstone ...