... have secured the entire copyright in the English language Dr. Hanaen’s forthcoming work his expedition the (lorth Polo. Mr Thomas Hardy has just returned Wessex from » sojourn of some weeks on the Continent. went abroad to strengthen his health, which had ...

... have secured entire copyright in the English language Dr. Jansen*s forthcoming work his expedition the Uorlh Pole. Mr. Thomas Hardy has just returned Wessex from » sojourn of some weeks the Continent. went abroad to strengthen his health, which had been ...

... number of The Mutt a fed London Noes cootitaine a story of Weymouth at the beginning of the ptemsal oss4orr written by Mr. Thomas Hardy. Tee is larerly traditimal,, a feature b-met the premium of King George the Third and his Court. JOIN B. Com, 14 and 15 ...

... on Friday, both boys. The sudden death occurred at Paris on Saturday of the Russian marine painter, M. Bogoljuboff. Mr. Thomas Hardy practically rewriting his story The Pursuit of the Well-Beloved. In 1894, in one week English wheat was ls. 6d,; now ...

... that little-known country Kafiristan. The book will really the hn>t adequate account of the Kafirs that we have had. Mr. Thomas Hardy is practically rmvntmp: Ins etorv, “The Pursuit of the WVII Belovcu. rhe first version was produced rather in a hurry ...

... Mr. said there was a good deal to be learnt from them. Life was as bad as Thomas Hardy made oat, and . yet there was something in the world which could not be found in Thomas Hardy's books. (Applause). must know evil, hut equally they must know I • there ...

... Army she will ite owe &edam espected to be pretest an Mr Rodyarl Kipling, Mr. Traeklort Moors, Mr. Douglas @lade; Mr. Thomas Hardy, Mr. Autrey Hope, Mr. Welber Le :sox, sad Mr. Sem 'laymen. SIR Roue? Zoom/mu—ll i i ietereetieg b Dotios is ion with the ...

... THOMAS FOX, 6s, Chapel Street, Penzance. And at the NURSERIES, Stable Gaedess, Baryoe Bridge,R.S.O. (fiv* frcmNewlyn Bridge), desire* to inform tbe visitors and residents of and neighbourhood, that he has by far the largest and iro*t complete Flower Honse ...

... THOMAS FOX, 6s, Chapel Street, Penzance. And »t the NURSERIES, Stable Hobba Gardens, Bntyw Bridge,R.S.O (Bee minutes’ w«lk Naw.j n Bridie) tointorm the Tiaitore »nd reagents »nd neighbonrhood thjt he far the Isrgeet snd moat complete Flower Hoaaes in ...

... Hothouse and other Plante, Hoses, Conifer®, Hardy Trees, Ornamental and Flowering Shrubs, Garden Requisites, Horse and Miscellaneous Effects, as per handbill circulated the neighbourhood, and of the Auctioneer.— Thomas Harwood, deceased. In December. FRIDAY ...

... spectators thought Thomas took in a try, which was not one; and, if it had been, the referee would have been quite justified his decision. as Stoyle and Thomas fell together and it was impossible to see whether it was a try nor* But, as Thomas afterwards admitted ...

... WHITE, 6i 6i COLOURS, The Drapery & Ladies’ Clothing Establishment 14, Market Place, PENZANCE W. C. SYMONS. Crabs Abtniraaqa. THOMAS FOX, 6s, Chapel Street, Penzance. And the NURSERIES, Stable Hobba Gabdbns, Burya* Bridge,Eb.O (dfe minute#*walk tromNewlyn ...