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... Farnham Royal, Buckinghamshire, late of Meows. Sampson Low, Marston, and Co., publishers for R. D. Blackmore. Lord Lytton, Thomas Hardy, Wilkie Collins, Charles Reade, and English publishers for Oliver Wendell Holmes, Harriet Beecher Stowe, and Admiral Mahon-1;11 ...
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... Reviews. Excites curiosity as to its authorship. A plausible theory is that Olive Schreiner. having been hypnotised by Thomas Hardy. dreamt the story. and then commissioned somebody elselo write it doern.—Pall Mall liarette. THE DEAD GALLANT end the ...
... make a distinct literary appeal are also coming quickly from Messrs. Macmillan. One is Satires of Circumstance, by Mr. Thomas Hardy; another is Essays in Romantic Literature, by the late Mr. George Wyndham, with a critical introduction by Mr. Charles ...
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... o. 7. Id. HAW NOTZL HT TRZ A TTHO77 01 VAR Till 11 • Now Mainly. ia Two Vela. Pro. Vs . MHZ HAND of ELBERT A. A Ay THOMAS HARDY. Author oi ' Far the Crwr.l by Do %Laurier. of Woasore and hutoour A more entertaining book than T. Awn' via 'Ma mot been ...
... Mountalai James Duke. By J AMF.FI Dick Temple. By ANDREW HALLIDAY. ivery-Day Papers. - By Lady DUIFFUS HARDY. Wynter's gaoridee. - - By THOMAS HARDY. the Greenwood Tram 117 J. BERWICK HARWOOD. The Tenth Earl ...
... residence of Viscount Melbourne in Downing-street. The Duke of Wellington, the Earl of Minto, Lord Hill, Sir Hussey Vivian, Sir Thomas Hardy, Sir Henry Hardinge, and other Commis- sioners were present. Baron de Bourqueney has been presented as Charg. ?? of his ...
... BERNARD BT. VINCF.NT - FXSerathinal of Sydney. By NUMB NISBET. Is. [Next Week. NEW SIX-MILLING NOMA - DESPERATE REMEDIES. By THOMAS HARDY. [Jost Beady. THE WYVERN MYSTERY. By J. S. LE FAN U. (Shortly. and sad IL Tosboarsal. OoTent-prboo. Lambe. ...
... printed the Guild, the cripples being instructed in type-setting well os other handicratts. Among the contributors are Mr, Thomas hardy. Mr. Antiu Doo»on. Mr. Wil iam Watson, Mi*. Herbert Preach, Mr. B. Yeatee, Mr. Henry Newbolt, Mr. John Davidson. Lady Lindsay ...
... 065, in recognition of his services as a man of letters. Mr. Asquith. the Bishop of Birmingham, Mr. Edmund tiosee. .dr. Thomas Hardy, the Earl of Lytton, Mr. John Ma.sette'd, the . F.arl of Plymouth, and Mr. W. B. Yeats are amongst the signatories. . ...