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... most part distinctly perfunctory air, as if the writers half resented the distraction from their proper occupation. Mr. Thomas Hardy saya ho does not care aliont the stage because drama nowadays means little ***** than GOUUWjr . i-UCftS , ...
... I«fT. llsnry W. Royal RsoapUoa. th« Author ••Ma.tsmoiaslle Iso'—A Decora Us Affair, by W. K. Norris—On Woatrrn Clrouil. Thomas Hardy— W. ILHmltb and Son. ly W. M. •'Tinnw. Etltnnnd Vli^nt-Canrtla-tnakinc. Joaejth HattoD— The Darby; Donosatar nn.l Ht. ...
... Two-yearold gelding or filly: 1, Thomas Hardy; 2, Lord Egerton Tatton. District—Pair of draught horses, mares, or gelding? : 1, John Marsh, Grappenha.il; 2, John Smith, Kuutsford! Draught horse, mars, or geldimr : 1, Thomas Hardy ; 2, Peter Davies, Warburton; ...
... SMITH’S CLOTH : FINISH Sll 1 per axtra DAY ORDRRKD SMITH'S Book on Floor on 19 LIVERPOOL IT PEOPLE'S PAPER JOVEL FlOnOB MR THOMAS HARDY AUTHOR OF DURBERVILLES' HAND FAR CROWD” TWO TOWBB” MAYOR OF ETC THE PURSUIT OF WELL-BELOVED or ora OCTOBER 1892 OUR ...
... thaumm “'Taaaof D’UrberviUee ’ is one of hooks burn one Mr Hardy with this likely forgrt It is fine told perfection of Mr Hardy's exquisite style QaaetU In Mr i any of resources come Mr Hardy of nature and freshness of touch arc conspicuous aver keener ...
... Ferry. mwlsel L IVERPOOL IEVEE C AJERCTJRI THE PEOPLE'S PAPER. BRILLINT EW W NVE BY THAT MASTER OF ENGLSa FICTION, MR. THOMAS HARDY, AUTHOR OF -TESS OF THE D7PRBERVIL.LES,' THE SAND OF ETHELBERTA. 'A PAIR OF BL1E EYES, - '-UDER THE GREENWOOD TREE, ...
... was the strength of Mr. Hardy mrore fully Ls displayed., It is ?? Mr. Hardy's incest novel Is his greaitest. Daring in its treatnment, Pathetic in its sad~ness,-and profoundly slirring by its tragic power. -- Timere.- SMr. Hardy has written one of his ...
... the strength of Mr. Hardy mome ?? displayed. It isa great book.:-7orvUr* Post. Mr. Hardy's latest novel is bit grtest. Daring in l its treatment, pathetic in its sadas.and profoundl3' stirring by its tragic power. -Tinew. 'Mr. Hardy has written one of ...
... ity -S IVERPOOL IEEKLY v T ERCUTRZ Y THE PEOPLE'S PAPER. t Y BRILIANT NEW NOVE4 EY THAT MASTER OF ENGLISH FICTION. :,MM THOMAS HARDY, AUrHOlR OF ,TSS OF THE DUIJBERVILLES, THE HAND OF ETEEBERTA, A PAIR OF BLUE EYES, UN)DER THE GREENWOOD TREE, FAR ...
... who makes acesaintance with Mr. Hardy with this book is A likely to forget it. It is a fine story, told with all the loti perfection of Mr. Hardy's exiruisite prose style.-St. S JOnme's GCa2met. 2- In this book Mr. Hardy soars abore any of his (Sa previous ...
... Never was the strength of Mr. Hardy re fnlly displayed. It is a great ?? Pos `Mr. Hardy's latest novel is his greatest Daring in its treatment. pathetic in ite sadne.&aad profondlr atirring by its tragic power. `-Times. }Mr. Hardy has written one of his most ...
... NIEL KEIR HARDIE, M P., ON 61! ATE kLISM. Speaking at Middlesborough , on Sunday r. Keit M P., Bid hat the cause of • bad trade, poverty, and misery was the fact the wealth of the countay was owned and controlled by one class, and work performed another ...