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... tureiatted. to let. at . Riakttaaiworth ( —Apply to Outer. ttlait Rickmattawasib. Berta. BEATRICE HARDY, Dreams&her (Parts), daughter of the late Mr. Thomas Hardy. of Cowley. - Greeeeav, I.7xaridge. MULCH PONT, 7 years ad. feet end feee,sleo CART mad RARNESS ...
... ARE WRITTEN. MR. EDWD, LAWSON, EDITOR OF THE “DAILY TELEGRAPH.” JOHN HULSE’S BOND. Complete Story. By R. H. Sherabd. MR. THOMAS HARDY AT HOME. Illustrated. COUNTERFEIT MONEY AND ITS MAKERS. NIGHT WORK IN A BAKERY. Mr. RICHARD Dowling. A HOPELESS CASE. Complete ...
... various phases of national life with care and accuracy, but they are not many. Country life may be faithfully depicted by Mr. Thomas Hardy, certain departments Pheo. by Samrtl A. Iteressi•strut. • .. '' , A- : • • . t . '. # 4 , ! a ..,.. A , . 9:- 1i.,. .4 ...
... With 44 Illustrations F. 11. Townsend, crown hvo, 3*. Oil. J_J EINEMANN’S POPULAR3a. Od.NOVELS. DKSPRRATE REMF.DIRS. THOMAS HARDY, Author of ‘Toss of the D'UrborvilleV &c. DAUOHTFIIS OF MR.N . HANNAH LYNCH. Author of “The I’riuce of the ftbuloi, &c ...
... Brougham burst out with Rochester, esa yea tell Toe er I lure hot that te t her? What Thomas Hardy Likes. An American, one David Wechsler. has been interviewing Mr. Hardy, histhe novelist. trifle unsopicated on the part of Mr. Wechsler t to begin his journey ...
... William Smith oo BUCKS Francis King.. .o Mary A. Denson . CAMBRDGE CHESTER.. William S. Henshall ~ Annie E. Miller - . Thomas Hardy . Hubert M. Wilson b Robert Blackmore oo William T. Watkins .. Alfred Sergeant .o B.Counties Dep.BankLd. Robert Hodgson ...
... amintinr. The Slate. Mon add gristly to the fun of the book.' HEINEMANN'S POPULAR .me. Cd. NOVELS. DESPERATE REMEDIES. By THOMAS HARDY, Author of Tess of the D'Urberrillas,'. de. A Now Edition. Reriew.— A remarkable story. The plot worked out with abundant ...
... Writers and their Writings. •••••• Do you care to know that Mr. Thomas Hardy never uses a type-writer, but writes with copying ink, duplicating his manuscript by the copying press, so as to have a second copy on hand? This is what an American interviewer ...
... is of the 10th Hussars, a strikingly-handsome man and an athlete. The match is a love match, or there never 01111. Mr. Thomas Hardy. the sovelist, is hard at work in the heart of Wessex. where he is the reigning monarch. The author of Far from the Madding ...
... n, should make tbwl. drams en or before Wednercloy nett. EATRICK H tRDY, Dresernaker (Pari.), daughter of the let. Mr. Thomas Hardy, of Cowley. The Orel/away, Uxbridett (IHATEAU D'EVIIQUE, PERFECT DINNER WINE, sold only by W. C. Fierce (the sol•• Importer) ...
... amusing. The illustrations add greatly to the fun of the hook. HEINEMANN'S POPULAR 3s. 6d. NOVELS.' DESPERATE REMEDIES. By THOMAS HARDY, Author of Tess of the D'Urbervilles, SATURDAY REVIEw.- A remarkable story. Ars-sNEum.- A very powerful story. THE ...
... reply: Mr. Caine, in the fashionable lingo of ■Whitechapel, working bis own 1»7 and the best thing he can do is to leaye Mr. Thomas Hardy, the able young Pagans, and the reet. to do the same. The lines do not cross. It seems an odd thing for praise of the ...