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... 724 MES R. OSGOOD, Mc ILV A JIVE & CO. beg to announce that two large Editions Thomas Hardy' s New Novel, `TESS OF THE D' URBERY ILLES,' in three vols. crown Bvo, having been exhausted, a Third Edition has been firepared , and is now ready, ...
... Mall Gazette remarks:—“ The labouring classes, ** said Mr Thomas Hardy, in an interview which representative had with him recently,“ are being raised by education to marvellous extent. ’* Mr Hardy probably referred to his own county of Dorset; in thej ...
... Them la an interesting article on I; irolamo Sawmaroha, and Mina J. N. Itobintamenntribetnme appreciative study of Mr. Thomas Hardy, the novelist. _ . . :: fallenew of Reviews - Is an exceedingly good number. Theca are character sketches , with line ...
... the Tiuus. There is interesting article on Girolamo Savonarola, and Mi's N. Kobinsoncoutributesauappro .live study of Mr. Thomas Hardy, the novelist. Review of Reviews’ is exceedingly good number. There srv character sketches I with line portraits of “three ...
... beloved Wessex . People. k ?stuilv of ‘Tr. Thomas Hardy in thia month's Westminster Review (Edward Arnold, Bedford Street, W.C.), J. A. Newtnn.llobinson, comes very °PPortnnely. The writer considers that Mr. Hardy has no direct &sow from any yel l er novelist ...
... within week that vessel and her prize were reo.ptnred- In 1806 wee acting lieutenant on the Triumph, then commanded by Sir Thomas Hardy (Nelson’s friend), and in 1808 was master’s mate the Bettona. In 1809 Wallis, now lieutenant, was wrecked in the Curieux ...
... gifts to be retained the Princess, whilst, on the ether, etiquette scarcely permits of their making such suggestion. Mr Thomas Hardy this year attains his majority an author. “Desperate Remedies,” bis first work, was published anonymously in 1871. The ...
... within week that vessel and her prize was recaptured. 1806 he was acting lieutenant on the Triumph, then commanded Sir Thomas Hardy (Nelson’s friend), and in 1808 he was master’s mate on the Bettooa. In 1809 Wallis, now lieutenant, was wrecked iu the ...
... British, 54, gunship Leander, Capt. John Talbot. In 1806 he was acting lieutenant of the Triumph, 74, then commanded by Sir Thomas M. Hardy, and in February, 1808, he was master’s mate of the Bcllona, 74, Capt. T. Erskine Douglas. Next we hear of him a Lieutenant ...
... a week tlat vessel and heneach were recaptured. In 1806 he was acting lieutenant on tha ee l ripe then commanded by Sir Thomas Hardy (Nelson's friend) r an 1808 he was master's mate on the Be'lone. In 1809 Wallis, n5i lieuteriant, was wrecked in the Crzess ...
... by an instinct, half maternal prescience, half literary recollection. She thought she remembered having seen that name Thomas Hardy before. Where ? It came to her like a flash, she says. Only a while ago he had a book called A Group of Nohle Dames, which ...
... ANNOUNCEMENTS. . Two Large Edition. of Mr. Hardy's New Novel having been exhausted. a THIRD E ()MON has prepared. and is Now Ready. TESS of the WURFIERVILLES. A Pore Woman • faithfully pre.ent ed. By THOMAS HARDY. Anthor of • Group of Noble Dames.' . J Vols ...