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... Joseph Parker, D.D «/ Memorabilia Jesus, 10/6 Adventures Shertonc Holmes, A. I Conan Doyle . I Teas of the D'UrberetHia. Thomas Hardy The Little’ ~ by Barrie.. 6/ The Green Book, Andrew MlnUtcr, m Fairy Book. L*ng ; uro#u»«ly bf Railway Han ajd ChlMreo ...
... Joseph Parker, f>.l» Memorabilia Jesua, Peyton . . 10/6 Adventurea ofVherlock Holmes, A. Conan Doyle Teas the D'UrbervJUea, Thomas Hardy The Little Minister, barrie The Green Fatty Book, Andrew i Lang ; profusely illnatraUd 6/ 'Railway Man and Children, Mra ...
... A GEORGIAN LYING IN STATE. A letter, dated January, 1725, from Sir Thomas Hardy to Robert, one of the great Pitt family then resident in Bath, and printed in the report of the Historical Manuscript Commission, gives interesting account of the lying in ...
... Parker, U.P. 4 3/ 3-1 Aleniurabilla of Jeans, P,-ytoo. . 6d (Sherlock Holmes, A. Conan Doyle 4/6 Teas the Crhervilles, l>y Thomas Hardy 4* Sri Tlie Little Minis’er. hv Barrie . 4*6 The Green Fairy Book, by Andrew Lung ; nrof.i-cly ilhulrated 6/ 4,6 5d Rallusy ...
... , threatens to become deadly dull. No doubt there is something idyllic, if not in the old, at anyrate in the modern or Thomas Hardy sense, in a large meeting of the horny-handed, or at least wooden-clogged, sup- porters of Mr Maden. of the men seats quietly ...
... Joseph Parker. D.D. , M.-ue.ialiilia Jesua. Peyton 10,6 AdvtnMTM of Sharfock Holme*, A. Conan Ten- .‘f Ihe I'rijervUie*, Thomas Hardy 6/ •r. hf 1«* ‘irran IfcH.k, Ai.drrw ijina ; i.r iiliickratril Railway Man ati ...
... gamekeeper’s cheek. Two well-dressod men have been arrested. A Oxorgiax Lying State. A letter, dated January, 1725, from Sir Thomas Hardy Robert, one the great Pitt family then resident in Bath, and printed in the 13th report the Historical Manuscript Commission ...
... s cheek. Two well-dressed men have been arrested. A GEORGIAN LYING IN STATE. - A letter, dated January, 1725, from Sir Thomas Hardy to Robert, one of the great Pitt family then resident in Bath, and printed in the 13th report of the Historical Manuscript ...
... large French frigate V ille tie Milan, but was retaken six days later the afterwards served in the Triumph under Sir Thomas Ma*terman Hardy, who had fieen Nelson’s captain Trafalgar, and in several other ships. September 21, 1809, Wallis, that time a lieutenant ...
... —whether he intended to play comedy. Something very like it,” answered the diplomatist, with merry twinkle in his eye. Mr Thomas Hardy tells in an evening paper why he docs not write plays. Ho has occasionally, he confesses, had a desire to produce a play ...
... more deeply regard to the miseries of the more helpless classes of labourers than the late Lord Beaconsfield. Not even Mr Thomas Hardy himself has described more powerfully the seamy side of English rural life; and there can be no real ques tion that most ...
... in l regard to the miseries of the more help- less classes of labourers than the late Lord I Beaconsfield. Not even Mr Thomas Hardy t himself has described more powerfully the seamy side of E:glish rural N life; and there can be no real ques tion that ...