... ens Japanese Paper. Plate ,Paper, 2S. 6d. THOMAS HARDY, J. M. BARRIE, W. E. NORRIS, &c. STORIES FROM BLACK & WHITE. By GRANT ALLAN, MrS. LYNN UNION, J. M. BARRIS, Mrs. OLIPHANT, W. CLARK RUSSILL, THOMAS HARDY, W. E. and PAYN. With Portraits and Numerous ...

... Pamphlet on Management el Quicken, post THOMAS HARDY, J. M. BARRIE, W. E. NORRIS, &c. STORIES FROM BLACK & WHITE. By GRANT ALLEN, Mrs. LYNN LINTON, J. M. BARRIE, Mrs. OLIPHANT, W. CLARK RUSSELL, THOMAS HARDY, W. L. NORRIS, and JAMES PAYN. With Portraits ...

... ILLUSTRATED LONDON NEWS, CONTENTS A COMMITTEE-MAN OF “THE TERROR.” Story by THOMAS HARDY. Illustrated by H. Burgess. THE DOLL’S GHOST. Story by F. MARION CRAWFORD. Illustrated by Dudley Hardy WOLYERDEN TOWER. Story by GRANT ALLEN. Illustrated by Maurice Greiffexiiagex ...

... ILLUSTRATED LONDON NEWS. CONTENTS A COMMITTEE-MAN OF “THE TERROR.” Story THOMAS HARDY. Hlustrated by H. Burgess. THE DOLL'S GHOST Story by F. MARION CRAWFORD. Illustrated by Dudley Hardy. WOLYERDEN TOWER. Story by GRANT ALLEN. Illustrated by Maurice Greiffenhagen ...

... THOMAS HARM, J. M. BARRIE, W. E. NORRIS, STORIES FROM BLACK & WHITE. By (k ANT ALLEN, Mrs LYNN LINTON, I. M. HARM, MIS. OLIPHANT, CI ARK RUSSELL, THOMAS HARDY, W. t. NORRIS, and PAYN. ith Portraits and Numerous Illustrations by DUDLEY HARDY, W. RAINEY ...

... by Messrs. Thomas Hardy and Sons, brewers, of Kiinberley. The last lot was the George Hotel. Alfreton, bui» this lot was withdrawn at £6,900. —Mr. T. L. Riley, of Derby, was the bidder for Offiler's, and Mr. James Wright, of Derby, for Hardy's. ...

... URES, 111 SERIES: ly A. Morrison. LRT OF PRINCESS 05RA: ly Anthony Hope. AT CHEER I 3y Clarke Russell. /E THE OBSCURE: By Thomas Hardy. By D brissTra lD dla : . ELMA : By Marie Corelli. RT OF THE WORLD : y H. Rider Haggard. ONELY GIRL: By Mrs. Hungerford ...

... There were then six shipbuilding firms this town—namely, Thomas and John Brocklebank; William Bowes; Wilson, Walker, and Co.; Robert Hardy; Thomas Hardy ; and Whiteside and Soott; while Thomas Co won and Singleton carried on business as boat ...

... God, So Thee. The Duke of Cambridge, as heroines the late Commanderin•Chief, choose§ Onward, Christian Boldicre. Mr. Thomas Hardy lo Tale and Brady'Thou man. 0 Lord, 13 duet. drib. demon Bioclair repeats. Glory to Thee, my God, this night, is be ...

... wife, and was only 19 vears old.—Mr. Corser committed the prisoner for tiial to the Sessions. Self-defence with a Poker.— Thomas Hardy, 26, of 60, Maplin Street, Mile End, was charged, at Thames, on Monday, with aseaunlting James Carter, a commercial traveller ...

... takes the • aovelists very eerionalv—at least some of them. This lecture deals with George Eliot, Nathaniel Hawthorne, Thomas Hardy, George Macdonald and the Scottish School, and with Mark Rutherfoid. These are all serious-minded writers, are among our ...

... will thal with ' CHARLES DICKENS, CHARLES READE, ROBERT LOUIS STEVENSON, GEORGE MEREDITH, HALL CALNE, RUDYARD KIPLING, THOMAS HARDY, GEORGE MOORE, S. R. CROCKETT, JAN. MACLAREN, GEORGE MACDONALD, J. M. BARRIE, W. H. MALLOCK, MRS. HUMPHREY WARD, CLARK ...