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... Walter Tiiorburn, Esq., at.P. Thomas Lauder Branton, Esq., M.D., F.R.S. Jamts Balfour Paul, Esq., Lyon King Arms G. D. de Courcy Perry, Esq., C.M G., her Ma jesty's Conaul-Gcneral at Antwerp. George Dalhousie Esq., C.B. Thomas Tacon, Esq. The Honourable ...
... shekel j shekel. now speaks of South Africa This land of lies. I rejoice that the campaign lipj | inaugurated against t!».* hardy Dutch Republican? being exposed, for never did soldiers I die in more ignoble cause. for their conj driving us out of South ...
... the Western M'-tropolis, c,nd. despite their collapse last Saturday, thov should score a win with: A. Turner; W. Sinton. Thomas Elliot. A. Whit ton. D. Ballantyue; J. Turner. J. Hi-rbcrt • W. Carter ). A. Young. T. W. Dalgl»ish J Pryru*. A. \i. ttrnith ...
... Writers the Day will Contribute to THE SPHERE. THE WRITERS WHO WILL CON HI BUTE TO THE FIRST VOLUME INCLUDE: RINCCOHJ). THOMAS HARDY. Ol7I»A. CRT BUCHANAN. K. W. HORN UNO. MAX r EMBERTON, F. BI'LLOCK. JEROME K. JEROME. L CAINE. SIDNEY J. LORD. RIDGE. £RT ...
... ISABELLA SCOTT. widew of PATERSON, lato Elgin, Morayshire. ROGFTRSON.-At 29 Broi-Qbam Street, the 13th JANET LAW SON WILGON. THOMAS SON, and daughter of JAiIES WILSON, Beamnout Place. papers copy.) private. ROBERTSON.?At 16 Springfield Street, Leith, on ...
... Writers of the Day will Contribute to THE THE WRITERS WHO WILL CON HI BUTE THE FIRST VOLUME INCLUDE S. BA KINO COULD. i THOMAS HARDY. OI'IHA ROBERT BUCHANAN. E. W HORNUNO. MAX PEMBERTON. BHAN F BI'LLOCK. | JEROME JEROME. HALLC ' SIDNEY J LORD. W. PETT ...
... Most Famous Writers of Day will Contribute THE SPHERE. WHITE WHO WILL TO THE FIRST VOLUME INCLUDE: R. BARING-GOULD. , THOMAS HARDY. | 151 C'IAN AN. HORNUNG. MAX EMBERTON. F. Bi;LiA>CiC JRROMtt JEROME. O. ' HALLCAIN'K HIDNEY J. IA>RD. W. I'ETT BIDNEY ...
... thousand British have been killed, and 7000 are pn*>neo. The British also lust 48 guns last Saturday. Tess to Dramatised—Mr Thomas Hardy's Hovel, Tess the has been dramatised by Mr H. A. Kcnnedv, and is be short!v produced by Mrs Lew» Waller the Cornet Notting ...
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... GRANGEMOUTH. Arrived. February 17. Thomas llayiHs, as. 723, M'Kay, Mkldlwburough, iron; Olsen, &s, 475. L ...
... she the work on his beooming blind. The nsighbouring parish of Flahtaft has had a sextan for many yean. The of Tees.—Mr Thomas Hardy writes to the IW: As I find I naturally supposed to have something to do with the production of of the at the Coronet ...
... other a beautifully- drawn figure of a thoroughbred chestnut j horse, every lint* of which shows the high breeding the animal. Thomas Graham one the honorary members of tho Academy who is a pretty regular contributor, but his portrait this year of Sir .James ...