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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 ...
... 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 ...
... is the indulgence of passion, not the restraint of it, which *s considered be specially characteristic of purity. Mr. Thomas Hardy and Mr. Grant Allen are held to reproach as the pioneers of the new movement, but probably Mrs. Oliphant has carefully ...
... Sir Martin Conway, Mr. John Mor'ey, Mr. John Mr. Hall Came, Mr. Rider Hasrgard. Mr. Henry Normal', Sir Edwin Arnold, Mr. Thomas Hardy. Mr. R. D. Blackmorc, Mr. William Black, Mr. Alfr'd Aust*n. and. in fact, all the authors, will probably affixed to address ...
... sk. s y no d Sald MIS John him, after two boom of HON vaguely through she 1110 honied walkirog opted dowa.throw op.. MR. THOMAS HARDY 1y r h i u.a,,,,id oily his win inn mad Muth Mis bottle th• par. le A Ilses‘ oar.ail otsfasnon. He la mull with el tho ...
... which the experiments were made, and many of the photo- I graphs obtained. Jude, the Obscure, Thomas Hardy. The Novels. 6s. Osgood, M'llvaine, and Co. 3lr. Hardy's latest novel has caused even a .greater rtirthan Teas, and we are not surprised ieam that ...
... PRIVATE CONTRACT. , LAND AND THOMAS LEES & SONS.26, Victoria-street, have several GOOD LOTS OF PROPERTY FOB SALS. near station ; ready, new> detached, recep., billiards, 8 bed.; price £1,400. j Apply within, or GOLDSMITH, 63, Faulkner-street. IBUMPSALL ...
... CAPTURE OF A THIEF. To-day at the County Police Court, before Mr. J. M. Yates, Q.C., and Messrs. J. Wainwright, C. H. Bayley, an Thomas Lings, a respectable-looking man named Charles Henry Bates, described as a broker, and giving an address King-street, Stockport ...
... the memnbers ot the above society was held at the Wheat Sheaf Hotel, Ormskirk, on Tues when there was @ good atzendapce. Mr. Thomas stretab was voted to the elalr. The seorctary (Mr EC Stretch) submitted the atatemeot ef accounts for tbe year. which showed ...
... Argosy 68 Atherton. Ash 45 Harrison Atherton 67 Allan o Blanche Rockl(wlP 171 Beahon, A. Rowlands Itntannia 50 Rough BuM ow 43 Hardie Burmah 86 Blower City of Chester 70 Williams 0 Clara 106 Burns. Brown and Kitsch o Countess 59 Williams o Development 100 ...
... to-day, Mr. Justice Barnes and common jary had before them the case of Lacey v. Laccy and Swan. This was the petition of Thomas Lacey for a dissolution cf his marriage with Pauline Lacey, the ground of her adultery with corespondent Swan, against whom ...
... P.A. 'or Patents: 4, ST. ANNS-SQUARE, .MANCHESTER. = - Established 1825. QSGOOD, McILVAINE, '& CO.'S NEW PUBLICATIONS. THOMAS HARDY'S NEW NOVEL. the OBSCURE. With Preface, Frontispiece Etching, and Map. Cloth on]?' T - (Being immediately included in the ...