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... MR. THOMAS HARDY -lost strong awl tender tale, I)Trbervilles, Mr. Thomas . r.elleved by many to have made success of his career as a )et there is such an impres' rained power about his work .Apeetation of even greater hitu is not ill-founded. Mr. •,• ...
... MR. THOMAS HARDY was carried off ; but no sooner than a fear arose that a blank k.i leen drawn. For, to all appearance gay bargain was of the refuse order ; ;Mt is to say, it looked like one of unhappy tales which, being failures It 'te' vol., 10s• 6d ...
... D'URBERVILLE. The ancient name of D'Urberville, to which Mr. Thomas Hardy has given new fame, seems. says the Leeds Mercury. to have degenerated much less in Scotland than in Wessex. An Aberdeen paper announces the death of a private citizen named ...
... CREDITOIIB. Ia the matter of DAVID DUNLOP sad THOMAS HA,:DY. bran of the city ad Throats. In the County of fork. griming under tie aura, style, and nrm of Deatoo k Hardy, as grander*. etc.. and Thomas Hardy. boot and shoe Tlis7lnsol vents have made ac ...
... preserving Mr. Thomas Hardy to ills and literature. And Mr. Brander Matthews, atter enumerating in the Cesmopolitut Magazine most of the chief names in coutemporary fiction. English and American, adds reflectively: There is Mr. Thomas Herat --sad perhaps ...
... THE LAIRD OF COCKPEN .. By Rita. THE WORLD, FLESH. AND DEVIL 10 Mae Braddon. A GROUP OF NOBLE DAMES .- By Thomas Hardy. DONALD ROSS OF HEIMRA .. By William Blac ST. KATHERIN ES BY l5. By Waiter avant. WHAT'S BRED IN THE BONE . -Mr ...
... hav-.: I, Nor a thread of her hair, No mark of her late time as dame in her dwelling, whereby I may picture her there. —Thomas Hardy. ...
... first-class style. by Piper Munro. Thee followed the well-known and ever-popular song. The Auld Scotch Songs sung by Mr. Thomas Hardy in who anyis excellent manlier. Miss Addle , itnith a very popular luveitile Highland dancer, performed the Highland fling ...
... which embodies recollections of his youth. It is illustratel by A. B. Frost. Prominent English writers are Walter Bmant and Thomas Hardy. The American short story is exhibited at its best by such masters of the art as Bret lisrte, Henry James, George ...
... Jobs Doak. Andrew Gage, Philip Spolen. Thos. Burke. Jame. Fahey. John McMillan, Jobs Ms Rollin, jun., George Jackson and Thomas Hardy. Reformers struck off—Henry Clement. Wesley Kelly. Samuel 'Deaner, jun.. F. N. Ilisoner. William Stevens. Jacob Vanderlip ...
... office in tho Established Church. The clever wives of literary men are coming in for a share of public attention. Mrs. Thomas Hardy is her husband's amanuensis : Mrs. Rider Haggard helps : Osear Wilde's provides pabulum for her litiseand's aesthetic taste ...
... Matthews contributes a charming love story, In the Vestibule Limited. A new series or stories, entitled. Wessex Folk, by Thomas Hardy, is began, and Charles b.gbert Craddock's absorbing story, In the •Stranger People's' Country, is continued. Francis ...