... by W. E. Norris. COLONZL Came, by Mrs .61pbant. QOUN G..rarrre, by R. E. FrandUos. Iwo ON • 'I OWL, • to.. 111•0011 by Thomas Hardy, TOBWOoDa • by Evely n Everette Oman. WaTilta, • Dowel t.y Sr. B. Francliloa. An Insocurr insezz, by Mabel Collins. STAININ ...

... following interesting facts: In regard to the choice of places for writing: Farjeon wrote At th , Sign of the Silver Fiegon; Thomas Hardy, Un.ter the Greenwood Tree; and Ouida, Two Flags, (which probably formed the canopy of a ten:). One author, whose name ...

... we have in similar 3s 6d volumes the works of such authors as D. Christie Murray, Mee Oliphant, Bret Harts, Henry James, Thomas Hardy, Annie %eery, and several others, fully justifying, we think, the remarks we have made regarding the completeness of M ...

... Mrs Adams. Society Puppets, by Annie Thomas. The Foreigners, a novel by Eleanor C. Price. My Lady Green Sleeves, the author of Comin thro' the Rye. Mbs 1 esy's Cote, fcy Holme Lea. Ik Sight Land, by Lady Hardy. Staniet RES ETON, by Wd, Harrison Ainswortb ...

... The contributors rank among the best authors of the day—Alfred Austin, Sir Samuel Baker, Grant Allen, Gilbert Parker, Thomas Hardy, and others. Every article is of interest, and the illustrations are all high•class. Clark Russell's serial tale is continued ...

... General Readers, by one of them,' is excellent, but a large proportion of the number is of much interest. A new novel by Thomas Hardy, author of Far from the Madding Crowd, will begin in the May number, and with the new volume we hope to see _Hifi not ...

... be found in it a very admirable paper upon the English Lake district and its well-known celebrities, a new story by Mr Thomas Hardy, and another of the same by Miss C. F. Woolson. In addition to these, there are poelns, essays, and descriptive articles ...

... h Hardy, H. Walker, not J. Wilron, b Criteldry, P. b Critehlry, .1. W. Hamilton, b Criteldry, o a Total, . • A. Reid. b Critehiey. C. K Tbetnpron, out, W. Ikaiglaa, b Critebley, A. Fergunon, e Thomas b Hardy, . . 43 Lindicay, e b Hardy, . ...

... perhaps most important article in it, and gives a most exhaustive account of the army of our neighbours. Wessin Folk, by Thomas Hardy, is continued, and the serial by Charles Craddock as well. Complete tales, poetry, and sketches make up an excellent i ...

... connected with the chat. SCENES AND CHARACTERS, by Charlotte M. Vonge. CASTLE DALY, by Annie Keazy. THE WOODLANDERS, by Thomas Hardy. SHLAIDAN, by Mrs Oliphant. Macmillan & Co. Publishers London. The first three mentioned works here also issued by the ...

... very resdable and er.jiyable. Nor does this complete the light literature of Murray for the month. The Waiting Supper, by Thomas Hardy, and A Counsel of Perfection, by Lucas Malst, have esoh a first Instalment, the former to be concluded next month, and ...

... eldest eon of the late Sir John A. B. M'Gregor, Bart., by hie wife, Mary Charlotte, daughter of the late Admiral Sir Thomas Masterman Hardy, Bart., G.C.B (Flag (' agtain of Lord Nelson at Trafalgar). and was 'morn in 1334. and married in 1884 Lady Helen ...