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... now detained in industrial school. The case was adjourned for fortnight, as the defendant said in that time he would pay. Thomas Hardy, a London cabinet maker, was summoned for stealing a pair of boots, the property of Hezekiah Simmons, labourer, Marstow ...
... and essays—and the list is a sufficient guarantee of the literary excellence of the number—are Robert Louis Stevenson, Thomas Hardy, Walter Besant, Bret Harte, Henry James, and George W. Cable. Frances Hodgson Burnett has serial tale running in the magazine ...
... excellent shilling's-worth. The contributors include Walter Besent (whose article on 'The upward pressure very important). Thomas Hardy. sod Bret Harts Several full-page illustrations, specially contributed, are well worth place beside such excellence as ...
... toTerry'euTheatre; Hereshe will present a r!fivefoldb~i, the authors oY the respective pieces being Messrs J. M, Barrie, Thomas Hardy, Conan Doyle, a wnd W, H, Pollock, and Mrs W, Ki Clifford, 3 Iir Charles Hawtrey will return to the Comedy in I the eutnawn ...
... has not at only ordered the volume to be placed in the Vatican Library, but has awarded a gold medal to the author. ng Mr Thomas Hardy, thenovelist, io now at Dublin on ud a visit to the Lord Lieutenant, The son of the late de Monckton Milnes evidently inherits ...
... and engraved specially j for the magazine. In addition, this particular number I contains complete stories, essays, Ac., Thomas Hardy, Bret Harte, R. L. Stevenson, W. Bcsant. I Henry James, Ac. special feature is hitherto unpublished autograph narrative ...
... gven 1ih thisleatter,. as, fo.iuetanee, that Mr Black is the author of Tess of the D'Urbsvilles, whereas it; was Mr Thomas Hardy who wrote that remarkable beal. I think women who attempt to -write oven-for the amusemont of, ao'eresihould La v~ery ...
... programme names authors belie statement that literary geniuses keep aloof from stage for the authors of short plays are to Thomas Hardy J M Bame W H Pollock Conan Doyle Mrs W K Clifford Lady Colin Campbell goodly array indeed ! The conclusion of the first ...
... bat wo know now that tM pieces are nearly all to be by Doveliste. Mr. J. M. Barrie the and with him Mr. Conan Doyle. Ifc Thomas Hardy, who ia to hays ha* plnya in lua pocket for years, also is the programme, and 1 beliayo it ia Gbarrington’s intention add ...
... next, May 18th, at 3, ME. THOMAS GILL HAS received imtnietious from Mr. HAMMING SELL BY PUBLIC AUCTION, Treluwell Nurrery, ahoot 2,000 BEDDING PLANTS oonautiny of Zonal Ooranlome many of them donblre) and Befronias. all hardy and good planta in poU. May ...
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