... and here's some more, from "A Comprehensive Russian Grammar" (1992) by Terence Wade. They are arranged in sets where appropriate. Stress has been marked in bold for adjective of more than two syllables - for adjectives of two syllable, the stem is stressed, not the ending:

весенний - spring
(летний - summer [already been posted])
осенний - autumn
зимний - winter

вчерашний - yesterday's
сегодняшний - today's
завтрашний - tomorrow's
субботний - saturday's

всегдашний - customary
давний - long-standing
давнишний - of long standing
прежний - former

древний - ancient
недавний - recent
прошлогодний - last year's
теперешний / нынешний - present-day
тогдашний - of that time

внешний - external
внутренний - internal

тамошний - of that place
здешний - of this place

домашний - domestic
крайний - extreme
соседний - neighbouring, next

дочерний - daughter's/daughterly
замужняя - married (of a woman)
сыновний - filial/brotherly

искренний - sincere

лишний - superfluous

порожний - empty

and the only soft adjective not to end with "-ний":
карий hazel (of eyes)