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... by Lady George du Mauriur.—Macinillan's Colonial Lib, ary. I.IrILE IRONIES, by Thomas Hardy.-- I fklacmillan's Colonial Library. A GROVE. OF NOBLE Dssies,by Thomas Hardy. Colonial Library. A NEW Hosse.by Mrs. Molesworth,illitstrated by Leslie-Brooi.e ...
... and development of Religion by Maurice Phillips. Messrs. Longman's Green and Co., London. FAR FROM THE MADDING CROWD, by Thomas Hardy. Macmillan's Colonial Library. THE SCHOOL CALENDAR AND HANDBOOK, of examinations, Scholarships and Exhibitions. 180. By ...
... ned Ensigns on the Unattached List of the Bengal Army, to be Lieutenants : John Bray ; Thomas Doyle ; John McNally ; Thomas Kinahstt ; James Milrick ; Thomas Hardy; and J. P. Stevens, dated 11th April, 1865. The undermentioned Ensigns on the Unattached ...
... Bell's Indian and Colonial Library. Messrs. George Bell and Sons London. TIDO; or THE D'URBERYILLES, a Pure Woman, by Thomas Hardy. Macmillan's Colonial Library. Meatus. Macmillan and Co. London. LECTURES ♦ND ESSAYS, by, Sir J. H. Seeley. Mexsts.Mactuillan ...
... read the new books which were coming out. That was the seriousness of it. All the young people wero fnr more impressed by Thomas Hardy and writers who dealt with the rottenness of civilisation, an attitude which was not a bit true. How could a rotten ci ...
... last notice, in writing on South Australian wines, I have inadvertently made Mr. Thomas Hardy appear as proprietor of Auldana, which belongs to Mr. W. P. Auld. Mr. T. Hardy's property is Lantara,Bankside, etc. Mr.Joubert has been asked,and has consented ...
... lITTERB, 1897-98. By IL 0. Arnold- Forster, M. P. Edward Arnold ; London, 1898. THE WELL-BELOVED : A SKETCH OF I MINT. By Thomas Hardy. Mesas. Macmillan and Co.'s Colonial Library ; •London, 1898. MAIIRTTA'S MARRIAGE. By W. E. Norris. Mr. William Heinemann's ...
... conclude without an allusion to the Devonshire maid, whom Imperialist has so delicately limned with a grace not unworthy of Thomas Hardy himself, to tell Imperialist that, habitue though I am pot, I know sufficient of bars in Calcutta to doubt very much ...
... as a great moral lesson. What reception, again, would Jude the Obscure have obtained had the author been Zola instead of Thomas Hardy? Yet we suppose that for coarseness of detail this book out-Heroded all others. It is almost unnecessary to go on multiplying ...
... Sainsbury is thus employed in the minument room of the India Office under the direction of the Master of the Rolls and Sir Thomas Duffus Hardy, and already much valuable historical information has been disentombed. For the moment it may be idle to ask of the ...
... IN BLACK AND WHITE. By Mrs. E. M. Field. MacMilLm's Colonial Library, Messrs. MacMillan and Co., London. A'LLODICEAN. By Thomas Hardy. Mae Militates Colonial Library, Messrs. MacMillan and Co., London. A WINNING Hi2.►kn. By Mrs. Alexander, author of The ...
... the provisions of Government General Order No. 8 ,1 8 of the 26th September 1866, subject to Her Majesty's approval Major Thomas Hardy Chamberlain, Bth July 1869. Majors John Edward Cracroft, Edmund Tyrwhitt, B e mpde Henry Baugh, Henry Boileau Adolphus ...