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... Buchanan, Richard Kelly. Edward Cottier, Allan Badclifie, J. J. Quirk. John Kaighin, W. Hudson, G. 8. Morrison, W. Christian. Thomas Fargher. Robt. rarjjher, D. W. Kee, W. A. Kelly, W. Clucas. 1 ho -n v Halsall, Alfred Fargher, T. Cain. W. P. tiooney, J. ...
... encountered, and either intimidated into submission or defeated the field. But the fighting is not yet over; for the fierce and hardy Afridis, or portion of them,' remain defiant. resistance offered by that people has been far the most formidable our forces ...
... and undeniable success at the Princess's Theatre on Boxing Night, is sure to be popular on tour, and Mr Albert Gilmer and Hardie and Von Leer will send three companies into the provinces with the piece on August I Bank Holiday. The production on tour ...
... Earth, and Dust to Dust” were uttered. After life's fitful fever he deeps well, but it will be long before the memory of Mr. Thomas Kemp Sanderson is forgotten by the people cf Wakefield. — at Kett!ethorpe Hall wreaths: “ With deepest sympachy, from William ...
... of the late Mr. Thomas Coats have presented to the library of the Stevenson Institute, Largs, a copy, in three handsome volumes, of the “Coinage of Scotland,” Mr. Edward Burns, F.S.A., Scot., illustrated from the collection of Mr. Thomas Coats, of Fergnslie ...
... as drought, excessive moisture, frost, fungous diseases, and insect attacks, since if any variety be injured, another more hardy or resistant temporarily takes its place, and fl the blank which would otherwise be left. Frost is less harmful, as the robust ...
... sorrow amongst the him DEATH OF MR E T PEASE Mr E T cousin of Sir Joseph Pease MP died yesterday at at advanced age Mr Edward Thomas JP was wine spirit merchant had long associated with the trade of Darlington and more than reputation his celebrated blend ...
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... M. Boul ton. (Harper. ) The Mills of God. F rancis Hardy. The Widow Woman : A Cornish Tale. The Freedom of Henry Meredyth. M. H amilton. ( Heinemann.) Helen M. Boul ton. (Harper. F rancis Hardy. (Smith, Elder.) Charles Lee. (Bowden.) LoOKER-oN·. ...
... the way of novel-writing; but tbe publication of bis poems, complete, reminded his admirers of his two-fold strength. Mr. Thomas Hardy’s novel, The Well Beloved,” showed his characteristic beauty of style, but was hardly equal, in strength of construction ...