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... alia, wife had landed from Australia And thus yoa see the fina! goal Ot ech emancipated Was “as you were, the middle— Our Thomas Hardy latest Aod if the reader chance to ask If worthy of che Pen, the Tusk? Remember atl the Commic Forces Ot two Getra pals ...
... Rudyard Kipling IV. Clark sell Mrs. Croker Mrs. Lynn Lentoa Flor Annie Steele George Giesing Lan Muclaren Florence Wardea Thomas Hardy Frankfort Moore Marriott Watson Beatrioe Harraden George boore Stanley Weyman Bretliarte W. l Norris L Z Vgwill- John Oliver ...
... the well-knove writer who used the signature of Q. had done .n delineating the characteristics of Cornwall, Eand Air. Thomas Hardy had dope in placing before us life in Wessex, and he considered the addition of work of that kind to Weish literature would ...
... - f:-riS of Thomas Hardy are the subject (zt ; . attractive illustration in an exhibition Ca e colours and oils and of drawings in and white, which has been opened in t. Any one visiting this charming C ii.ei wvill find that Mr. Hardy has not hiS plots ...
... Conway, Mr. John Morley, Mr. John he Ruskin, Mr. Hall Caine, Mr. Rider Haggard, Mr. SO Henry Norman. Sir Edwin Arnold, Mr. Thomas Hardy, Mr. R. D. Black-more, Mr. William re Black, Mr. Alfred Austin, and, in fact, all the th prominent authors, will probably ...
... laudable project. To the extent that they succeed in it they will materially enrich the musical treasury of mankind. Mrs. Thomas Hardy publishes an emphatic protest against the widespread bpractice of killing larks for purposes of .food. It is a little ...
... which African exploration will be rendered far more hazrdous than it is now. h The rustics whom Mr. Blacknore, and Mr. Thomas Hardy have imnrortalised do a not appear to much advantage in the tl veracious and realistic page of a Bluebok and few things ...
... eminence among the Great Un. tl paid. Kr. W. S. Gilbert is entitled to sit on ru the magisterial bench, as is also Mr. Thomas fo Hardy. A similar distinction has now been b( Conferred upon Mr. Daniel Owen, well known in wherever Welsh is spoken, as the ...
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... ST. WARD Thomas Pritchard (L), contracter, Hamilton- read, proposed by James A. Guerin, seconded by James Hardy. Antbeay Shelmerdine (C), 1 Prince's Gate ; by Alderman Hoalding. and by James Cowan : also by Edward Critebard ancl Revert Hatebiasen ; alee ...
... Head (say . 1447 Auld. C. E. De Wolf & Co or Ross, Skoltield & C 0 Brunswick. via Barry o Gwenllian Thomas (es)• 664 Evans, Beauford and Co. 0 Hardi 279 Ble. N. Johansen & Dahl Bahia o Jason (steam yacht) • 196 Houston, Bibby Brothers . • 0 Logician ...
... American Sketch. THE RETURN FROM KANSAS, Introducing Plantation Singing and Dancing, by CORNISH, HARDY, SA M ON AND BROTHERS SLCUM. Selection from A. Thomas' Opera, Lit CAIDI By the Splendid Band of the Establishment Conductor Mu. H. BAYINAN, Stage Manager ...