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... Reviews. Excites curiosity as to its authorship. A plausible theory is that Olive Schreiner. having been hypnotised by Thomas Hardy. dreamt the story. and then commissioned somebody elselo write it doern.—Pall Mall liarette. THE DEAD GALLANT end the ...
... Two Vols. Excites curiosity as to Its authorship. A plausible theory is that Olive Schreiner, having been hypnotised by Thomas Hardy, dreamt the story, and then commissioned some one else to write it &lan - -Pell lIIIHE DEAD GALLANT cud toe KING or .1 ...
... George Elio: herself could not done better. By the Author of of the D•Urbervillos. LS LITTLE IRONIES. A Set of Tales. By THOMAS HARDY. Author of A of Noble Dames. Crown COO.. bibc eat ra. Es. I Fifth Large Ediiims• LOVfi oil a MORTAL LEASE. By 0. SBA ...
... herself could not have dove better. By the Author of Tess of the D'Urbervilles.' LIFE'S LITTLE IRONIES. A Set of Tales. By THOMAS HARDY. Author of A Group of Noble Dames. Crown Bvo.. cloth extra, 6s. [Fifth Large Edition. LOVE on a MORTAL LEASE. By O. ...
... could not have dove better. By the Author of Tess of the D'Urberville9. T IFES LITTLE IRONIES. A Set of Tales. By JLA THOMAS HARDY. Author of A Group of Noble -Dames. Crown Bvo., cloth extra, 6s. ?? Large Edition. f OVE on a MORTAL LEASE. By O. ?? ...
... Pinner. Middlesex. SILVER WEDDING. HARDY—SPARKIL—Angust It. 18E9. at St. James's Church. Sydney. by the RP, Altwood. essisted by the Ker. G. H. Moreton. of St. Peters. Hardy. llornsey Rh.,. London of the of Hardy Brothers. Monter-street), ilmma Louisa ...
... party, by the Rev. Canon Allwood. assisted by the Rev. li X- Mon t. .ii. of St. Peter's. Samuel Hardy, of Hornsey ?? ?? ;-tou. London (of the firm of Hardy Brothers, _-■ ..r ?? . to Emma Louisa, second daughter of Mr. W. Sarie. H ...
... parish Starch. Bishopatone, ithareoreen. by Rse. Wentworth Watson, ricer of St. Thomas. assisted by Res. L If. nvtor of Mieheldenn. Frank Armitage. second son of Colonel Hardy. of Clifton. to Alice Cicitly. second daughter of Rev. P. Potter. rector of B ...
... Lambeth, kept by a dustman named Hardy. From a large dust heap in Hardy's back yard, discoloured and begrimed with dirt, was produced the teapot, which was the subject of the charge. It was valued at 31., but Hardy, regarding it as old pewter, had bought ...
... Osmington, Dorset, of a daughter fr- - , k'^. p ?? 3:i e copy. ?? __Augus4 15, at Monks Horton Park, Hythe. f&*Z, ,»i> of Thomas Buckland, of a daughter. » ?3^ ' AuC ,,t 13. at Lime Grove, Norwich, the wife of - v^ K ;^rrant t'olier. of a son. '^ycc -Aug ...
... Osbome and Hardy. Knightrider-street, City, mantle manufacturers — Grimm and Holthusen, Water-lan«\ City, wine merchants — Warner and Co., Chancery-lane and Putney Bridge-road, auc- ?? and Kuttner, Fleet-street, City, cigar im- ?? and Hardy, Kylett-crescent ...
... ts excited an enormous amount of interest among Canorkiu;; class electors. The Labour candidate, jfcßmgesß, with Mr. Keir-Hardie, M.P., Mr. Tom Sun, and others, worked very hard all day. Tcle- -j:;«. icisbing them success were posted outside the Central ...