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... THOMAS TAYLOR . MANY lives of Cowper have already been published . Why , then , it may be asked , add to their ... in- author has carefully avoided giving that degree of promi- volving his character in obscurity . People read The ...
... Tom Heard was fined five shillings for being drunk , and John Payne the same , ' for swearing one oath ' ? Who ... Thomas Taylor presented to the grand jury for abusing Captain Raynes , being in author- 198 LEADING AMERICAN NOVELISTS.
... THOMAS TAYLOR . MANY lives of Cowper have already been published . Why , then , it may be asked , add to their ... in- author has carefully avoided giving that degree of promi- volving his character in obscurity . People read The ...
... Thomas Taylor. 10 PRINTED FOR LONGMAN , HURST , REES , AND ORME . LL.D. and revised by P. N. Rabandy , Teacher of the ... in Author of the Italian and English Dictionary . In 12nmo . 1 vol . Price only £ s . 6d . bound . Price 5s ...
Mark Lemon, Henry Mayhew, Tom Taylor, Shirley Brooks, Francis Cowley Burnand, Owen Seaman. -1 RIOGEWELL ing for the ... in author's might have disported itself to greater effect among salons of " almost ecclesiastical bareness ...
Sampson Low. TAYLOR .21 Taylor ( John , of Liverpool ) -Negro emanci- pation ... ( Thomas ) -The reconciler ( Calvinists and Arminians ) . 8vo . J. NUTTALL ... in- ... AUTHOR , 09 ... RODD , 20 -Miscellanies in prose and verse , 8vo ...
... Tom Taylor thinks there are already more theatres than can be supplied with attractive pieces , and modestly agrees ... in author- ship and acting could be preserved . Mr. Shirley Brooks thinks there is no fear of hurting the drama ...
... ( In author's Our old home . 1877. ) 1 H75 2 v . in 1. D. 914.2 H2 Snow - image , and other twice - told tales . B. 1852 . · Same . ( In author's ... Tom TAYLOR . 2 v . D. N.Y. 1853 . 927.5 H Life , letters , and table 1876 . 927.5 H1 Arctic ...
... Tom Taylor thinks there are already more theatres than can be supplied with attractive pieces , and modestly agrees ... in author- ship and acting could be preserved . Mr. Shirley Brooks thinks there is no fear of hurting the drama ...