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... A MR. THOMAS HARDY. It was announced in October that Mr. Thomas Hardy, our greatest living novelist, had presented a number of his manuscripts to the nation, after having refused a tempting offer for the purchase of the manuscript of “Tess of the D’U ...
... writer well remembers one of his first productions, the renowned * Tess of the D Urborvilles,” adapted from the novel by Thomas Hardy. The distinguished author himself viewed the picture at Charing Cross Road before it was shown to the public, and he c ...
... did for “ pictures.” Nowadays even the literary snobs have to take notice, for authors and playwrights of the eminence of Thomas Hardy, Mark Twain, Count Tolstoy, Sir James Barrie, Anthony Hope, Sir Hall Caine, Sir Arthur Pinero, and many others, have had ...
... Cambnidge, dealer, May 16, 17, ! , at the Pickerdl! lan, Canbridge.—Attorney, ! cocke, Cambridge. i y Hardy, Thomas Hardy, William Horton Hardy, | y Horton Hardy , Binningham, merchants, Mag 23, 20, at the Royal Hotel, Binmiogh an — Attoroey ...
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... ‘Lord Collingwood Arciduke of Avuftria LordHeury Peuty R. Cumberlaad, Efq. Mifhop of London Sir W. Sidacy Smith Captain Hardy Thomas Mowe, Efq. Lord Howick ...
... K.C. B, tenant Geoeral Sir J. Willoughby Gordo. Bart. K.C. 8., Quartermaster-Geueral to the Forc and Kear-Admiral Sir Thomas M. Hardy, Bart. K.C. B shall be Knights Grand Crosses o the Most Honourabl Military Urder of the Bath, And Whereas by the rules ...
... Country, infead of radical Reform of the Government, a3t Ofi- ginallyflood.. Mr. Woodfall alfo proved, that the fignature of Thomas Hardy, to a letter which purported to have been font by him in the name of the London Correfponding Society, to the London C ...
... tea-dealer.—lB. Thomas Robey, Mile-end, carpenter,.—2B. Jolm Faulkner, Aune, William, & Anthony Atkinsud, Crutched-friars, merchants. w9l, Thomas Kipling, Higl.street, Borodgh, hosier.— 4. Géorg Hatlly, Tottenhuin-court-road, vierddiler.—3. Thomas éld, st. ...
... of large fhips will be wtcrrapted duting fix weeks. » Wistehall, Julyrg. ‘The King has been pleafe o appuint the Rev, Thomas Hardy to be Pro- Actior o Eeclefialiical Hiltory in the {)niverfily of Llubergh, inthe room of the Rev. Robert Cumg, deccaled ...
... Poultry. [BY THOMAS KING. ] - TURKEYS. E‘l This is one of the most profitable branches of ~ poultry culture. If only the owner is successful 'in rearing and fattening. Iknow the hatching .is thought difficult, but anyone who can hatch . chickens can hatoh ...
... Poultry. By THOMAS KING, FAVAROLLES. Fashions in poultry change just the same as in most other things, for the popular breed of to-day is not considered good enough when gome new variety comes {orward. There is much to be said for any new breed, because ...