THOMAS HARDY, J. M. BARRIE, W. E. NORRIS, &a
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THOMAS HARDY. J. M. BARRIE. \V. E. NORRIS, &c. AND WHITE
... THOMAS HARDY. J. M. BARRIE. \V. E. NORRIS, &c. AND WHITE. ...
BLACK & WRITE
... ALLEN, Mrs. LYNN LINTON, J. M. BARRIE, Mrs. OLIPHANT,' W. CLARK RUSSELL, THOMAS HARDY, W. E. NORRIS, and JAMES PAY N. WITH AND NUMEROUS ZIaTaT7IIS7L7II4I6WZIOMMI by DUDLEY HARDY, W. RAINEY, W. HATHERELL, R. 1., W. HENNESSY, P. TARRANT, M AURICE GREIFFENHAGEN ...
FURNISHING ! WATERLOO HOUSE
... entree. ACONVENIENT SIX ROOMED HOUSE TO LET, No. L Hoed Reed.—Apply W. A. Hardy, The Creearrey, Uxbridge. BILATRICE HARDY, Dressmaker (Part . ), daughter of the late Mr. Thomas Hardy, of Cowley. the Giveaway, Uxbridge. ...
Tin: Geests
... Theodore Marlin, Mr. R. B. Fin.ay, 0.C., Canon Ainger, Mr. I'. W. Gibbs, (J.C , Mr. F. Locker Lampson, Mr. Austin Itobson, Mr. Thomas Hardy, Mr. J. M. B m ie, Mr. Norton Longman, Mr. Frederick Macmillan, Mr. George Macinil'an, Mr. John Murray, Mr. Richard Bentley ...
ACTON LOCAL_BOARD ELECTION, TO THE RATEPAYERS
... favour, and to assure you that, although not elected, I shall continue to look after your interest. Yours faithfully, THOMAS A. HARDY. The Parade, Acton, 12th April, 1893. APARTMENTB.—Furnished Sitti ng R oom Bedroom ; dose to station ; terms moderate ...
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... study in three scenes . . . founded on a story Elin Arneau.” That it owes something to Tess of the D’Urbervilles.” by Mr. Thomas Hardy, seems possible. It reminds one also in parts of The Heart Midlothian ” of Scott, and its horrors have a faint and far-off ...
LITtEARY NOTEB
... Tamura : and • Whittier : Notes of his Life And his Friendships. by Annie FIeICIP. Each volume will be illustrated. Mr. Thomas Hardy bps sent to tbe publishers of lieribner's a new short story written for their Exhibition Number It is entitled The Fiddler ...
LITERARY NOTES AND NEWT
... Lynn Linton. Scribner for May will have an unusually large number of prominent names among its contributors, including Thomas Hardy, Walter Besant, Robert 1.. Stevenson, Bret Harte, and Henry James. George Washington's unpublished autograph narrative ...
LITERARY NOTES, NEWS, AND ECHOES
... we can remember of an American magazine ever produced. Amiong Eniiglish writers whose wvork appears are Walter Besant, Thomas Hardy, R. L. Stevenson (vho contributes a poemn); some of the Americans are Bret Ilarte, Henry James, H. C. Bunner, and G. XV ...
Till WOW( IN 11/DIA
... of Salford, Mr. Keevneyt Masers. J. Cooke. Richard John-. son, John Clivehaan, R. C. Baby, W. H. Hewett, L F. Robinson, Thomas Hardy, J. E. Smith, Dr. Wilkinson, J. Jones, E. Dodds, and others, The Chairman said he was brought up to respect foreign miesions ...
THE ROYAL LITERARY FUND
... /C.C.'S., Mr. R. B. Fir/ay, Q.C., Rev. Canon Ajmer, Mr. F. W. Gibbs, C. B. Mr. P. Locker Lampson, Mr. Austin Dobson, Mr. Thomas Hardy, Mr. J. K. Barrie, Mr. Norton Longman, Mr. Frederick Macmillan Mr. George Macmillan, Mr. John Murray, Mr. Richard Bentley ...