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... W. Robertson I The Editor. Smith, And other.*, will Articles to the New Volume, which will cotitaiu the New Stories by Thomas Hardy J*a* Ikmbjajw. G B«rah Tytier. Author John Halifax. La>iy Verney.and others G OOD WORDS.—The NEW VOLUME will contain ...
... Banister Fletcher, ?? and Banister F. Fletcher, A.&.I.B.A. With 115 plates. (London: B. T. Baesford.) Delperaee Reredies. By Thomas Hardy. The Wessex N`ovels. Vol. XII. (London:1 Osgood, SI 'l1vaine & Co.) Thszeydidts. Book III. Edited, with intro- dnction ...
... Mii. Ailhman, 1)i ?? Sc. (London : Adam & Charles B'r. By Hcnrv Seton Merriman. ?? E,: >E.161 lder Co.) ;, Qt s hp . Bv Thomas Hardy. The ?? \ >oveW. VoL Vill. (London: Osgood, i & Co.) W 6 ?? of Geooqe Eliot. Standard edition. ?? do. Vols. 1. and 1I. ...
... Perth. was the eldest son the Sir John A. McGregor, Bart., his wile, ilary Charlotte, daughter of the late Admiral Sir Thomas Mastennan Hardy, Bart., G.C.B. (Flag Captain Lord Nelson at Trafalgar), and was born in and married in Lady Helen Laures, child seventh ...
... Moore, Esq, Arniston Place, to Jessie, daughter of the late Jas. Struther, Esq., Balmacbree, Inverness-shire, and widow of Thomas Hardy, Esq., of Worcester. At 22 Upper Gray Street, Newington, Edinburgh, on the 26th instant, by the Rev. George Johnston, D ...
... statesman's Year Book/' and of his other literary works; Mary, Lady Duffus Hardy, in recognition of the historical, literary, and public services of her late hu>bauo. Sir Thomas i)uf?us Hardy, deputy-keeper of the public records ; Mrs Sarah Klizabetii Me I v ...
... Francis. fllustrated by Frank Felloes.-A Retrospect, and Other Articles. By Mrs Russell Barrington. -Wessex Tales. By Thomas Hardy. With an Etching by H. Macbeth- Raeburn and a Map of Wessex. The Wessex Novels. Vol. XIII. (London: Osgood I M'Ilvaine ...
... The Art of Thomas Hardy, because it is as impossible to read it at a stretch-although it contains less than three hundred pages of large type-as it is to swallow a jar of honey at a gulp. If the perusal has not convinced me I that Mr Hardy is the modern ...
... A LITERIARY SQUA-3BLE. Mr Thomas Hardy writes to the Tinmes of VeetEs day :-MUy atteo~tin has been urawln to the ?? eatitled 'The Squire, now fist produced at tie St d amies's l'heatre, bya soiwewie:at ge:eraldeelaraa tiou un the pert ot Lte daily plet:s ...
... NEW VOLU3ME OF 2s SERIES. TIB. By GEORGE DOUGLAS. T Just such a baok as Mr Thomas Hardy would write it he were to deal with such a subject. The writer has caught Mr Hardy's mnanner in the pirturesque description of details, while he has a thorouch knowledge ...
... Rothenstein's litho. graphic efforts are widely known. Here he may be studied as the portraitist of Messrs J. S. Sargent, Thomas Hardy, William Archer, Walter Crane, lady Granby, and others. The remaining modern work includes Mr La, Thangue's individual ...
... Light,' which bavs since well known. The novelette, which still forms distinctive feature A'eie Quarterly, this time Mr Thomas Hardy. The title—The Distracted Preacher—describes the condition of the hero, the cause of whose distraction new one, being ...