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... THOMAS HARDY, THE.BREWERY, KIMBERLEY, NOTTSi BREWER OP THE CELEBRATED STRONG GOLD BEML ALES. AND STOUT* Supplied m 6, gall. Cask,. Try March Brewings Mid •70a, will com, agUfl -.0* Agent miDisfrio*-— . !' 4 pick co., westgateC « MOUNTAIN DEW:^ 'ROBERTSON ...
... EM, and beware ot worthless imitations. -- THOMAS HARDY, J. M. BARRIE, W. E. NORRIS, So - . STORIES FROM BLACK AND WHITE. By GRANT ALLEN, LINTON, J. M. BARRIE, Mrs. OLIPHANT, W. CLARK RI'SSRLI., THOMAS HARDY, W. E. NORRIS, and PAYS. With Portraits and ...
... ORIOLE'S DAUGHTER „ Jessie Fothergill FELLOW OF TRINITY „ Alan St. Anbyn ESTHER WATERS „ Geo. Moore LIFE'S LITTLE IRONIES „ Thomas Hardy PIETRO CHISLERI „ Marlon Crawford WOMAN AND MAN „ Robert Buchanan THE QUEEN OF LOVE „ Baring-Gould THE RUBICON „ E. F. ...
... fully illustrated, Ly J. E. lust, ILLC.I. South Africa. George SI. Theal (atory of lb. Series); petie, a. Tess of the by Thomas Hardy; new ; price, Is ed. An Australian Milliom.ire, by Mrs A. Illita 3. 64. Summer Number Illustrated London New., with I Coloured ...
... 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 ...
... S. Gilbert never settles down to work until after midnight. The organ Westminster Abbey is to be enlarged and repaired. Thomas Hardy has written about threeparts of his new Mrs Olive Schreiner has a new novel completed and lying by her. Plenty of sleep ...
... possessed sees the phantasm of the witch, and strikes it, the actual witch proves to be injured. Story leads to story, and Mr. Thomas Hardy somewhere tells one to this effect. A farmer's wife, a woman of some education, fell asleep in the afternoon, and dreamed ...
... closed.—Mr. Wilson lisrrettdra;maiming 31r. Hall Caino's novel, The Manxman, for _production at the Leeds Theatre.—Mr. Thomas Hardy is adapting ibis popular story, Teas of the D'Urbervilles;' for the stags, with a view to its pre- Imitation as • problem ...
... conveyed nearly all the crowned beads of Europe, besides a whole of other Royalties, over the iron road which he controls. Mr. Thomas Hardy, whe is dramatising his powerful story Tees of the D'Urbergrilles, is not such • novice at the art of oeavertiag a story ...
... following : When Thomas Hardy takes his heroine of the Durbervilks to church, lifter the death and burial of Borrow, the choir are singing Langdon's double chant. For a bit of unicientifle unmusical writing, read the account of it ; and yet Mr. Hardy is a great ...
... The scene of the book is laid in Wessex,and the subject dealt with is that handled with such a masterly hand by Mr. Thomas Hardy in Tess. Messrs. William Andrews and C0.,0f Hull, propose shortly to issue The Quaker Poets of England,by Evelyn Pyne ...
... after which High Mass was solemnised. The celebrant was the Very Pev George Campbell, C M, St Peter's deacon, Vepv Rev Thomas Hardy, C Me, Presi- dent St Vincent's College, Castleknoc; * sub- deacon, Rev J MI'Gainness. C M, Irish College, Paris; and master ...