... THOMAS HARDY ...

... THOMAS HARDY Poems and Prose Works. Cloth. 4/6, Leather, 6/- per volume. The “New Hardy.” Human Shows far Phantasies; Cloth gilt. 7/6. ...

... THOMAS HARDY At the request of the famous novelist and poet, Thomas Hardy, he wrote music for many of his Dorset poems. “By mistake much of the music that he wrote for Hardy and for others, as well as compositions of’ his own, was thrown on ...

... THOMAS HARDY BEGS TO ANNOUNCE THAT HE HAS APPOINTED E. MARSHALL, GROCER, &cC., MARKET PLACE, (Agent for W. & A. Gilbey,) AS AGENT FOR BELPER AND DISTRICT FOR HIS CELEBRATED ‘;k MILD AND BITTER ALES AND STOUT, $ Which will be supplied through him at Brewery ...

... THOMAS HARDY BEGS TO ANNOUNCE THAT HE HAS APPOINTED E. MARSHALL, GROCER, &C., . MARKET PLACE, (Agent for W. & A. Gilbey,) AS AGENT FOR BELPER AND DISTRICT FOR HIS CELEBRATED MILD AND BITTER ALES AND STOUT, Which will be supplied through him at Brewery ...

... THOMAS HARDY Requests attention to his neV spring and summer shapb|, in MANTLES, HOODED MANTEL Aft SWISHES, AND PALETOTS, In tlie Selection of which great and judgment hare been used. N.B.—Just to hatid, three Cota of Choice STRA BONNETS, two ditto PA/lASOLS ...

... THOMAS HARDY ...

... THE THOMAS HARDY. Tie specially Mai! make fullest enquiries, replk-i : Nothing trawler obtainable London. We have nothing later than stating ...

... THOMAS HARDY Begs to announce that he has this day received SIX CySES OF PATURLE’S FRE/wcA MERINOES y Carefully selected, Twenty five per Cent, below prices. Paturlb’s Colours and quality nro superior to any in France. The prices aajlgmrom 2s. CJd. 4s ...

... THOMAS HARDY AND THE LAND. ...

... Thomas Hardy. Today acarcely regards the prefix of Mr. as a honorific—attains his eightieth birthday, and the I • occasion is naturally at wltleb all hia readers will rejoice. Honour has corns to him in full measure in his old age, for novels, though ...

... THOMAS HARDY. Moments of Vision and M.scellaneous Verses. By THOMAS HABI-Y.* Crown Bva 6s. net ...