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... oscoon. nu. l LVAINE, sad Co.'s NEW •Yi NOUNCEMENTS. EDITIoN. T of the fiCitliEttVlLLEs. A Pure Woman faith( pr,..ssist.l. THOMAS HARDY. Ant! or of A roup of NkAls D.ll/106. ols.. Ito.. cloth tors. 31A i. ...
... THOMAS HARDY'S SHORT STORIES. A GROUP OF NOBLE DANES. By THOMAS HARDY. Crown Bvo., elotb extra. 61. SECOND EDITION. PETER IBBETSON. With an Introduction by his Cousin, • • • (-Madge Plunkett ). Edited and Illustrated by GEORGE DU MAUMEE. Two vole demy ...
... of New York ; ancois Accum, the chemist Bessitres, one of Napoleon's best officers; Cuvier, the naturalist; Admiral Sir Thomas Hardy ; Alexander Humboldt; Count Lavalette, the diplomatist ; Judge Lowe, tike founder of the Boston Athenaeum ; Mehemet Ali ...
... contain continuation of Mr Stanley Little’s disouisition on Current Fiction,” in which he will deal with George Meredith and Thomas Hardy • and articles on Wordsworth and his Haunts, by The Countess of Meath will contribute an article on some interesting Swedish ...
... '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 ...
... 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 ...
... Ic3B by Thomas Carlyle. Edited, with an Introduction and Notes, by R. P. Karkaria. Bombay: Carwen, Kane, & Co. London: T. G. Johnson, Times of India Office. ( 4 ) Tess of the d'Urbivilles ; a Pure Woman. Faithfully presented by Thomas Hardy. 13 vols ...
... Autobiography of Marianne North, 2 vols. Twenty-five Years of St. Andrew’s, vol. 1, hy A. K. H. It. A Group of Noble Dames, by Thomas Hardy. Gossip in a Library, by Edmund Gossc. Across England in a Dog-cart, by J. J. Histiy. Japonica, by Sir Edwin Arnold. Essays ...
... unanimous —Mr. John Curry seconded the reeolution. which was ill condemning the strike, and, gu where one well, no canned.—\lr. Thomas Hardy, of Felton, a member of the sympathy is expressed fur the :bee. Coke Drawers' Association of the County or Durham, moved:— ...
... the three retiring members. Messrs G. Pother. gill, J. Cowperthwaite, J. Gillbanka. nominated by Prof. Armstrong, and Mr. Thomas Hardy, nominated by Mr. Joseph Smith. It is expected that the contest will be a keen one, and likely to arouse much interest ...
... TOWN HALL —Farpar, Manca 18. (Before 8. J. Binning, J. A. Wheatley, end C. P. Hardy, rrox Whotos ‘ wes chatged with abscooding from with tho Workhouse oa Mareh 17 —The acoused was baaded over to an from the Weorkh ave. Quance wener THe Bre-Lawa — Wiliam ...
... HOUSEMAID.— Wanted, a steady respectable Girl, about 18. as >1 in clergyman's family.—Mrs. T. E. Hardy, Bulweil Rectory, Nottingham. OI'SE:«AID wanted (or May. Accustomed to children : youngest 4. Ohurchwoman. State wage, &c.—Mrs. Parkt-r, 1, East urate ...