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... HARDY'S NEW NOVEL, TESS OF THE D , DDBEDvILLEs A Pure Woman faithfully presented by THOMAS HARDY, Author of A Group of Noble Dames. Three vols., Bvo., cloth extra, Si. Elmo% 'A tratie masterpiece. . . ?mongol and etronge In splendid and terrible in ...
... HARDY'S NEW NOVEL. TESS OF THE D'URBERVILLES. A Pure Woman initittlilly presented. BY HARDY. Throb vols., Bro .. cloth sibs, 31s. 6d . SECOND EDITION NOW READY. • trash . Panetta and grease in batik Yr Hardy shßos raioureea which caw ai a in this even ...
... by B M Croker 3 The White Company, by A Conan Doyle 3 Tess of the D'Urbervilles, by Thomas Hardy 3 I Kirsteen, by Mrs Oliphant 3 , A Group of Noble Dames, by Thomas Hardy 3 The New Mistress The Lug of a Jack Tar, by Commander L Cameron 1 Healey, by Jessie ...
... saddler.—Funeral takes place at 2-30 on Monday. Friends please accept this intimation. No cards. Hardy— February 3, at Bishop Burton. aged 84 years, Thomas Hardy, thrashing machine owner. Johnson —Febroary 4, 46, GracviUe-street, Hull, in bis 71th year. Francis ...
... capabilities of the rur.ous commonwealths. lIA NEW NOVEL. IrIESS of the I) I: RBERVILLEIS. A faithful , ' I resented by THOMAS HARDY. Author of • Orono of Noble Three Vols.. &To., cloth exit ns. rd. in. latest novel is his greatest. . . A story dsving ...
... his beloved Wessex people. A Study of Mr. Thomas hardy' in this month's Review (F.dward Arnold, Bedford -street, W.C.), by J. A. Newton-Robinson, tomes very opportunely. The writer considers that Mr. Hardy has no direct descent from any other novelist ...
... the present corrupt, unprogressive system of government. A very favourable criticism and analysis of the novels of Mr Thomas Hardy is contributed by Janetta Newtown Robinson. Mr J. Spencer Hill pl ads in favour of a democratic t r ack. ing university ...
... Henry. Theft op Tools. — Thomas Hardy, the prisoner in the last case, was charged with stealing, on or about the 15th October last, at Monntsorrel, one square, one mortar gauge, and two brace bits, the property of Mr. Thomas Coltman, wheelwright, Monntsorrel ...
... years 37 Bedford Street, includes the murder of Thomas 4 Becket, here spelt Some strong articles appear in this nember.. There is the story of the Loss of Normandy, and an ‘an excellent stady of Thomas Hardy, which reflects credit on on the Literature of ...
... T. Bettany, M.A. The snppurt has been obtained of Lord Tennyson, Mr Rudyard Kipling, J. M. Barrie, George Meredith, Mr Thomas Hardy, Marquis of Lome. Archdeacon Farrar, the Right Hon. John Morley, MP., Mr Swinburne, Mr Lewis Morris, Mr Henry Irving, and ...
... The living question of a l. aching university for London is taken up by Hill. and J. A. Newton-Robinson ere. a study of Thomas Hardy. Another subof first-class interest—the success or failure vl .inpulsery education—is taken up by Joseph !holes. Thor: ...
... Cataracts, by Col. Butler, K.C.B. FICTION. Daniel Grieve, by the Author of ** Robert Ehmcrc” 3 vole. Tees of the D’UrberviUc*. Thomas Hardy 9 3 vole. That Stick, by Charlotte M. Youyi , 2 vole. The Baronets, by F. M. Peard, 2 vol«. The Wrong that was Done, by ...