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... I«fT. llsnry W. Royal RsoapUoa. th« Author ••Ma.tsmoiaslle Iso'—A Decora Us Affair, by W. K. Norris—On Woatrrn Clrouil. Thomas Hardy— W. ILHmltb and Son. ly W. M. •'Tinnw. Etltnnnd Vli^nt-Canrtla-tnakinc. Joaejth HattoD— The Darby; Donosatar nn.l Ht. ...
... foaled in 1891, third prize. Mr. Thomas Pearson, Manor az House, Garston, Lancashire; shire filly foaled ina' 1890, first prize, Mr. ?? Beckett Chadwick, i Crofton Lodge, Runeorn, ditto, second prize, Mr. Thomas Hardy, Mere Hall Farm, A Knruteford, Cheshire; ...
... in front of work ie rank the Victorian novelkate”— “Tseaof UrberviUm t burn in Mr Hardy book It It ta story told all perfection ofMr Hardy's style”— of which -ir Hardy's love of touch perception of or Victor Hugo— MR OF YyKLL-JgELOVED WIIX IN IVERP00L ...
... suggestive nviiner. Next comes whet, to most readers, will prove the gem of this number : Mr. N ewton-robinson's Study of Ir. Thomas Hardy. A practical paper on ' A Teaching University for London subjects the scheme of the Royal Commission to an unfavourable ...
... SMITH’S CLOTH : FINISH Sll 1 per axtra DAY ORDRRKD SMITH'S Book on Floor on 19 LIVERPOOL IT PEOPLE'S PAPER JOVEL FlOnOB MR THOMAS HARDY AUTHOR OF DURBERVILLES' HAND FAR CROWD” TWO TOWBB” MAYOR OF ETC THE PURSUIT OF WELL-BELOVED or ora OCTOBER 1892 OUR ...
... folly of FXRD LIVERPOOL WEEKLY MERCURY (NOW FIBST PUBLISHED) THE PURSUIT OF THE WELLBELOVED A SKETCH OF A TEMPERAMENT BY THOMAS HARDY ol Tk4 TWet” to Estabijsbed ' Why should Pine - Avon there himxelf If it she he could hardly account The end of the found ...
... l’owdor only J th teeth tlielr the Is J Oxford WEEKLY MERCURY FIRST THE PURSUIT OF THE WELLBELOVED A SKETCH OF A TEMPERAMENT THOMAS HARDY Author D Urbervillei” Tult-s” “Tho PART Forty Rwwg the cliffa all tlie that reached him for juarries were silent hero leaning ...
... friend's ndvioo matrimony is feather required it Ho returned different now Anxiety visibly uudon SKETCH OF TEMPERAMENT THOMAS HARDY D-UvtfariUfa VMt WaaMM of I which lip could occaaionully assume How you have murmured tearfully loaning againBt shoulder ...
... 2d Ad U AKEY’8 “ ’’ KNIFE Manufacturers Q SERCHRY (NOW FIRST THE PURSUIT OF THE WELLBELOVED A SKETCH OF A TEMPERAMENT BY THOMAS HARDY Author of of Urbervillat” “The Woodlandert” CHAPTERS Craptrks I IV—Tooalvn coaaful I acuiptor vainly to number old love ...
... the Privy T; a- Council remitted him to the custody of their-officer, by d and a few dlays later he was, along with Thomas G i- Hardy, John Horne Tooke and three Un e others, committed to the Tower on a charge am rr of high treason, though no act was ...
... thaumm “'Taaaof D’UrberviUee ’ is one of hooks burn one Mr Hardy with this likely forgrt It is fine told perfection of Mr Hardy's exquisite style QaaetU In Mr i any of resources come Mr Hardy of nature and freshness of touch arc conspicuous aver keener ...
... was the strength of Mdr. Hardy more folly displayed. It is a great ?? Post 'Mr. Hardy's latest novel is his greatest. Daring in its treatment. pathetic in ih sadne,,sand profoudly stirring by its tragic povwer.-Tvc.L Mr. Hardy has written one of his ...