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... 'S AT ALL LIBRARIES AND BOOKSELLERS. FOURTH EDITION. TESS OP THE D'URBERVILLES. A pure Woman faith. fully presented by THOMAS HARDY. Three cols.. Svo., cloth extra, 31; td. March 26. 1892 . WARD and DOWNEY'S NEW BOOKS. THE FAITHS OF THE PEOPLES. By J ...
... Good, second son of the late Charles Goud. 9, Sneinton Rermita.ce in his 24th year. HARDY.? On the 29th ult., at the New Inn. Lenton, Mary Ann Hardy, widow of Thomas Hardy, late of Calverton, aged 78 years. BOUBD? On tha 25th nit, at Kennelworth-terrace ...
... By LADY VIOLET GREVJLLE OSCAR WILDE'S WOMEA MALE authors, with few exceptions, such as Balzac, Shakespeare, Thackeray, Thomas Hardy, and Alexandre Dumas have never understood women's characters. The truth is that women are inconsequent by nature, and ...
... from such. The first is clearly an attempt on the life of one of our best modern novelists: “Hardy (Thomas), ‘The Hand of Ethelberta,’ two volumes, Bvo. Thomas Hardy was the author of ‘ Far from the Madding Crowd.’ The next might have been the work of a Colonial ...
... Cahle.ol who la the smaUest man in the House. They are generally found together. . . . „ -My trot attempt at was—says M, Thomas Hardy, toe novelist—“a wild amt^aanuscript. wbiah toll into toe hand* John Moris? mid Gesacge Meredith, -ho both strongly raeommvndod ...
... has a review of two tweet books, Mr. Wards History of David Grieve, and Taws of the D'Urb- realm : a Pere Woman by Thomas Hardy. Maps doi• favour its readers b • political article this tine. It i. not often indeed that the of Mr Gladstone escape feeling ...
... By LADY VIOLET GREVILLE OSCAR WI'LDE'S IOKEA MALE authors, with few exceptions, such as Balzac, Shakespeare, Thackeray, Thomas Hardy, and Alexandre Dumas have never understood women's characters. The truth is that women are inconsequent by nature, and ...
... recent book-catalogues. In one of these Paul and Virginia are described as West Indian lovers, and in another we read that Thomas Hardy was the author of * Far from the Madding Crowd * happily, a bit of premature biography. Then there is an entry—“ Browning ...
... present returns close upon W«» a . b,e being largely increased by an ?. .V«,.S ~Ar*. l>,t satisfactory reason for present Thomas Hardy, The Brewery, Kirn HOUSES. siu«? & nd Wine House; pleasantly suburbs town; rent low.—John 1535 c dogsTp^ultry _Sd years ...
... connty calendar, as follows : —George Smith? charged with perjury at Lough- borough ; Arthur Mason, larceny at Glen Magna ; Thomas Hardy, quarryman, shop • breaking and larceny at Mountsorrel ; and John Gray, charged with arson at Cosby. In tbe borough there ...
... and four of Dr. C. A. Stoddard's Across Russia. Richard Harding Davis'. Gallegher has reached its tenth edition. Thomas Hardy, the author of Toss of the d'Urbervilles. his mitten fourteen books since 1871. His front the Madding Crowd appeared ...
... fined 55.; William Lloyd, 5, Horseman'scottages, fined ss. and 2s. 6d. ; James Dorns, St. ()eor:c‘.- leo\‘gned 2. 6d.; Thomas Hardy, 4, Union-court, fined :. liam Russell, 1, Broad-lane, adjourncd for a week. & - SOUTHAMPTON COUNTY COURT. A sitting of ...