... number, piesetnts a very strong collection of stories. Powerful tragedy is represented in The Spectre of the Real, iy Thomas Hardy and Florence Henniker, and a lighter vein in Mr. Jeromes account ?? ' he Man Who Did N\ot Believe in Luck. Mr. J. lielyhlye ...

... Quakers ; Stothard, R.A.; Wil- liam Blake, the painter; Lieutenant-General Fleetwood, eon of the Lord Protector Cromwell; Thomas Hardy, a patriot; Joseph Ritson, the antiquarian, and many men of literary and historical note. Can no fitting commemora.- tion ...

... Thackeray, which may or may not be a good thing for literature, but will most assuredly prove a good thing for Mr. Black. Mr. Thomas Hardy, likewise, one is glad to state, has a large and increasing number of admirers, and is perhaps subject to less fluctuation ...

... Men's.col. lege, Miss Clara Collet, M.A., lectured on Novels, old and New. Amongst tho latter were mentioned stories by Thomas Hardy, George Gissing, and Zangwill, and great praise awarded them for their genius and literary aecomplish- ment. But the lecturer's ...

... thesoth.Th roalprivate apartments at Windsor Caslewil sorlybeprepared for the reception of rhe1 NEW S~By E MR. HA.RDY.-Mr. Thomas Hardy is writin a new serial story entitled 1 The Trumpet-Majorwch il begin in Good Wordi fur January next, adb otne through ...

... ready in a few weeks will be found Mr. Sel wyn Image's Songs and Carols,' and Poems by the author of ' The Art of Thomas Hardy. Three new volumes are promised in Mdessrs. Putnam's Heroes of the Nations series. They are Prince Henry (the Navigator) ...

... days, but I think I am right in saying that hitherto they have given architecture a wide berth. If we inay believe Mr. Thomas Hardy, how- ever, it seems that in feminine opinion the young architect is a fascinating sort of person. I have only space just ...

... written' c by Mr T. P. O'Connor, ALP.P, for the a Ai'otkentre Echio, will shortly bae pblishedr I The first sketch, subject, Thomas. Hardy, C thc famous, novelist and. delineator. of o Wersex life and' character, will appern c. these columns to-morrowv C4 A ...

... 9.39 Crowford, Thomas 171 Pickering, John , ?? 476 Cursonu, Ueo. Edward 163 Prowse, A. Fredk .. 1,6:8 Daintrec, John Philip 995 Pullinlg, IV. ?? 1,128 Darbon, Edward . 713 Putley, William . 250 Davie, Thomas Hardy 279 Sandford, Thomas 1,785 Delanoev ...

... Joseph Acton, Esq., Thomas JEckersley, Esq,,.kc. The following gentlemerl were sworn on the grand jury:-Messrs. John Ashton (foreman), Jamues Marsh, Lewis Duokworth, Henry Lamb,. John Harrison, Joseph Faulkner, Joseph Guaefl,' Thomas. Hardy, John i'edley, ...

... for the season. Amongst the authors at present staying at Strafford House. in the same town, are Mr. Walter Sesant, Mr. Thomas Hardy, Mr. Barre, Mr. E. Clodd, and Mr. Perkins. Tke German Emperor's yaoht, the Hohensollern, will, ou the 6th July, convey ...

... seriously informed that a single bean might turn the balance one way or the other. JAMES GREENWOOD A Pair of Blue Eyes ( Vsol): Thomas Hardy. It. S. King and Co. The Death of Saul. 1. C. tlannin:g. The Russo-Turkish War: Author ?? Comin.s Salute.' Nimmo. Advantages ...