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... Brothers. Danish and Fairy and Folk Tales. By J. Christian Bay. os. Harper Brothers. Far from the Madding Crowd. By Thomas Hardy. 2s. Gd. Harper Brothers. Some Account of the Military, Political, and Social Life of the Ri_ht Hon John Manners, Marquis ...
... Nelson. It fell from his pocket as he lay dying in tbe cockpit of the Victory, and was picked up by the late admiral Sir Thomas Hardy, bis flag captain. A water- colour drawing of tbe celebrated signal Hag, '• England ex- pect* every man to do his duty ...
... 6d. Thomas ' Nelson and Sons. A Vanished Nation. By Herbert Havens. ss. I Thomas Nelson and Sons. A Daughter of France. A Story of Arcadia By Eliza F. Pollard. ss. Thomas Nelson and Sons, i A Goodly Heritage. By K. BL Eady. 2s. 6d. i Thomas Nelson ...
... PUBLICATIONS RECEIVED. I w Her Part. A Novel of Real Life. By A. N. Mount Rose. Gs. Thomas Burleigh. I Doubt and Faith. By E. J. Hardy, M.A. Cs. T. Fisher Unwin. A Fair Imperialist. By V. J. Leatherdale. Cs. T. | Fisher Unwin, A Day in My Clerical ...
... £26 ss. ; Lord Rathmore, £50 ; Sir II Edward D. Scott, £100 ; Sir Thomas Fowell Buxton, £100; c Mr. H. W. Smithers, £50 ; Mr. E. J. Wythes, £100 ; Mrs.' Douglas Hardy, £21 ; Mrs. Thomas Fielden, £25 ; the Earl of Wilton, £50 ; the Hon. J. D. FitzGerald ...
... chrysanthemums and laurel tied with Victory and 'Trafalgar rib- bons from Miss Robins, Streatham, daughter of the late Captain Thomas Lowten Robins, who was ii,-nal midshipman on board the Victory ; and an anchor of white chrysanthemums and violets in memory ...
... Justice Ke KEWICH.— At lOL— Adjourned | summonses.— Re Mossop (Mossop v. Mossop,*— Ro Peel (Wood- cock v. Holroyd) — Re Thomas (Thomas v. Thomas)— Stephens v. I Lydali — Kc Isaac (Davis v. Isaac)— Re Youn-. (Young v. Young) —Ke Litclifleld (Litchtield v. Piercy)— ...
... of Olveston, 1 ?? ?? -- .lather of the bnd-grooin. assisted by the Rev. n'rlle; fn tn. rei t jr of the parish, James Edmund Hardy Vernon, „• k-ij.i. . tn Agues Peiin.se. youngest daughter of Charles Ber- fcta. il* ?? ot Oa-ck-y House, Huntingdon. Silver ...
... Special Jury.) ! STUTCUBLRY V. WICKS ROTARY TYPE-CASTING COM PANT I .. Thi !u WaS a J _ C on , brou S ht b J Mr. William Thomas Stutchbury, mechanical engineer, against the Wicks Rotary Type-casting Company to recover damages for I alleged wrongful dismissal ...
... because it upset so many preconceived notions concerning what ought to have happened in view of the supposed inferiority of Thomas Atkins. Anti-British Intrigues. The Paris correspondent of the Corriere di Napoli sends to his journal a long letter which ...
... fraud. Mr. Eve, Q.C, Sir. Martelli, Mr. Upjohn, Q.C, and Mr. D. D. Robertson were the counsel engaged. Mr. Justice Cozens- Hardy found that there had been no misrepresentation. He accordingly held that there was a binding contract, and directed inquiries ...
... (Simpson v. Walford) Joues v. Fox— Kemp v. >'uun— Douglas, Norman, and Co. v. Lea. Court lll.— Before Mr. Justice Cozens-Hardy.— At 10) — Fcr judgment.— Fleming v. Loe. Causes for trial (wiih wit- ?? Salmon (Smith v. Towerzey), part heard— ___eihley ...