... Rudyard Kipling IV. Clark sell Mrs. Croker Mrs. Lynn Lentoa Flor Annie Steele George Giesing Lan Muclaren Florence Wardea Thomas Hardy Frankfort Moore Marriott Watson Beatrioe Harraden George boore Stanley Weyman Bretliarte W. l Norris L Z Vgwill- John Oliver ...

... tddrS t ticular attention of our readers Mr. Thelsr ' prrecdted , over the grave of the arriable, upriglat, I'd i ltetutd Thomas Hardy, whorm Pitt and fiss gang voul borY ilivj s. if the jurymen had been as great rogues as the TorI' toer sters of that day ...

... JAN Log. Burlingllton, Nov. 3 d, 1842.JAeLn TO tole ProprsteletWofs If ipesles Fataily Pills. I Rev. S. Gentlemen.-Mr. Thomas Hardy Hopkins, of Sydling,'niphr tins. Isle Dorchester, wilies to bear public testimony of the great benefit Imerica, lie derived ...

... was the strength of Mdr. Hardy more folly displayed. It is a great ?? Post 'Mr. Hardy's latest novel is his greatest. Daring in its treatment. pathetic in ih sadne,,sand profoudly stirring by its tragic povwer.-Tvc.L Mr. Hardy has written one of his ...

... no one who t makes acquaintance with Mr Hardy with tbhi book is likelytoforgltit. It is a line story, told with all the perfection of Mr. Hardy's exquisite prose style.-&. Jtrres's Gazette. ln this hook Mr. Hardy soars abova any of his previos productious ...

... Ferry. mwlsel L IVERPOOL IEVEE C AJERCTJRI THE PEOPLE'S PAPER. BRILLINT EW W NVE BY THAT MASTER OF ENGLSa FICTION, MR. THOMAS HARDY, AUTHOR OF -TESS OF THE D7PRBERVIL.LES,' THE SAND OF ETHELBERTA. 'A PAIR OF BL1E EYES, - '-UDER THE GREENWOOD TREE, ...

... was the strength of Mr. Hardy mrore fully Ls displayed., It is ?? Mr. Hardy's incest novel Is his greaitest. Daring in its treatnment, Pathetic in its sad~ness,-and profoundly slirring by its tragic power. -- Timere.- SMr. Hardy has written one of his ...

... E. tTWEEKLY LY, M ERCURY. Y. THE PEOPLE'S PAPER. CLE. BRILLIANT NEW NOVEL BY THAT hASTER OF ENGLISH FICTIOI4 r' EE EMR. THOMAS HARDY, AUTEOR OF E . TESS OF THE D-URBERVILLES, THE HAND OF OOI,. ETHELBERTA, A PAIR OF BLUE EYES, t RRIS. NDER THE GREENWOOD ...

... DA Y.; [~JERCt7RY. the ter THE PEOPLE'S PAPER . RILLINT E OVEL off B NEW N St BY THAT M ASTER OF ENGLISH FICTION, fo MIR THOMAS HARDY, L AUTHOR OF TESS OF THE DURBERVILLES, I THE HAND OF t ETHELSBERTA,' A PAIR OF BLUE EYES, Liv UNDsE THE GREENWOOD ...

... building thereon; also Two COAL SHAFTS, now sunk about D0 yards, and where first seam coal Is abundantly obtained, Let to Mr. Thomas Hardy as yearly tenant. 11. A very Freehold Piece of Meadow LAND, known a the Wharf, with frontage to the Coventry Canal and ...

... LIVERPOOL WEEKLY jMJEROURY. g THE PEOPLE'S PAPERI 0 (r, r BnRILIANT NEW NOVEL BY TUAT AI.TER OF ENGLISH FIOT!O1 1 .M1R. THOMAS HARDY, AUTHOR OF -TESS OF THE D'UP.BZP.VILLES, TEE HANDOF - ETHIILBERTA,' A PAIR OF BLUE EYES,' UNDER THE GRlttENWOOD TREE ...

... the strength of Mr. Hardy mome ?? displayed. It isa great book.:-7orvUr* Post. Mr. Hardy's latest novel is bit grtest. Daring in l its treatment, pathetic in its sadas.and profoundl3' stirring by its tragic power. -Tinew. 'Mr. Hardy has written one of ...