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... thseasmination conducted by the committee, held in May last, the following were successful. viz., Henry Flewettitwo subjects), Thomas Hardy, William Flingley, Ludwig King, Josish A. Meredith, Albert E. blillward, Richard J. Mullward, Charles Northwood (two subjects) ...
... together and make an arrangement. I know that there is a difference between making • private arrangement and ♦ bankruptcy. Thomas Hardy resided at Wolverhampton. Knew both parties. Mr. H. James objected to the admission of this evidence. By the Court : It ...
... when they had to deal with Dudley, read a very able paper on The Novel • large aumber of per ople like they had they were Thomas Hardy, dealing with the novels of that simply compelled to have thieve inranissuone aad I anther from • psychological standpoint ...
... proceed to the Black Horse Inn.— A boatman named Joseph Shaw said he and Thomas Hardy were in charge of a boat at the tunnel, between six and seven o'clock on the Thursday night, Hardy. witness, and the dematted went to the Black Horse Inn together, and remained ...
... critiques on Selected Books, and the usual storythe feature in which the magazine differs from all other quarterlies. Mr. Thomas Hardy is the author of the story, the title of which is Fellow-Townsmen. The plot is of the simplest, and the tale, though not ...
... Brame, and Captain Marryatt, the latter part my claim Laz i s e . Thackeray. Dickens, George Xlint.Eiegeley, Meredith and Thomas Hardy. Lnokong, to our owe day, if it gives us more worldly and p . ilitioal wisdom than we can accommodate ; more opinions than ...
... ends not means. A p-em The Seeds, and four chap'ere of what promi'es to be an e re-Ilene tale, 1 he Woodlander., by Thomas Hardy, couplets the contents of the part. Chamberis .feurned (W. and B. Chamber.) ha. the neal variety in astable of contrn's ...
... James Preece, Benjamin Pritchard, William Wall, John Shilvock, Joseph Bate, George Blaney William Whittaker, Charles Thomas , William Hardy, Joseph Fletcher, Charles Bradley, Joseph Day. SODOND CUM.—Richard Cowhorn, James Bullock, George Gould, George Aston ...
... Memarlen of Fontainebleau, and among the ether aenirltaters John Addington Synacado. o.lbert Parker, Mr. 0. A. Sala, and Mr. Thomas Hardy, en savoy of Illterary clebrlties which gnaraatees the excelling* of the reading provided. at. McAdoo (T. usher Orwts) ...
... there is the usual spirited short tale. In the Doctor's Deer is the title. Three chapters of The Woodlanders, by Mr. Thomas Hardy, complete the costume of the number, and close the fiftyfourth volume of Macmillan. Ousitters's Journal W. and R. Chambers) ...
... Frenchmen. Soon after the &mien he was summoned sto the ward room, and in the presence of the officers congratulated by Sir Thomas Hardy fee having avenged the death of their immortal chief. No splendid reward was bestowed en Mr. Pollard by a grateful cosatry ...
... entered upon their eistagetnent. Summonsea fur desertion were immediately taken out against three of the number, Join Hardy, Thomas lardy, and George Boothwnght, tad the charge was heard before lb. Bishop Auckland magistrates ow Thursday 'l'be grealSai ...