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... (2*o continued.) Mr. Thomas Hardy. One never uses the word “greatest” novelist or greatest poet without thinking of the superlatives wliich greeted young Chuzzlewit when he visited the New World. We are all so liable to fall into reckless assertion born ...
... MR. THOMAS HARDY AND STONEHENGE. — i — THE RUINS IN RAPID DECAY. The novelist of Wessex, naturally, is keenly interested in th> destiny bf Stonchenge. Mr. Hardy's opinion, given to a*“ Chronicle ™ in~ terviewer, is that the nation ought to have a final ...
... Mr. HARDY, 56, Heron Street, Teuton, Btoke-ou-Trent, George, Wilmslow 1 0 Jacaw.n, At thur, Wilmslow 10 6 Carr, Aid. W., Upton, Macclesfield . Reynolds, Mks Laura, Over. tteshire lO 0 Thompson, Jabs:, Northwlch Bough, John, Northwich (donation) Gibbons ...
... tELGEAVIA CONTINTA. Return of the Native. Hy Thomas Hardy. Illustrated. for JULY ' TbeStrc Ihrg Player. By H. Barton Baker. Onr ticientin.: Obaerrationa on • Uhoet. By J. Arbuthnot Ity Charles Hervey. Tile Corn. of Pall Mall. R. R. WGregor. Hy litrt ...
... THOMAS HARDY, J. M. BARRIE, W. E. NORRIS, &c. STORIES FROM BLACK AND WHITE. By UKANT ALLEN, Mrs. LYNN J. M. BARRIE. Mrs. OLIPHANT, W• CLARK THOMAS HARDY, W. E. NORRIS, and JANIEs PAYS:. With Portraits and Numerous Illustrations by DtmLEY Ilmwy, W. RAINEY ...
... I^ILOBR—FAR FROM THE MADDING CROWD. /NLOBR—By THOMAS HARDY and COMTKB CARR. ...
... THOMAS HARDY, J. M. BARRIE, W. E. NORRIS, &c. STORIES FROM BLACK & WHITE. By ALLEN, Mrs. lANN LINTON, I. M. BARRIE, Mrs. OLIPHANT, W. CI.ARK kUSsIELL, THOMAS HARDY, W. K. NORRIS, and JAMES PAVN. With Portraits and Numerous Illustrations by IlAiwv, W ...
... THOMAS HARDY, J. M. BARRIE, W. E. NORRIS, &a. ...
... SIR THOMAS DTJFFHS HARDY. Sir Thomas Duffus Hardy, D.C.L., LL.D., the distinguished Deputy Keeper of the Public Records, and one of the most accomplished and learned of Record editors, died on the 15th inst,, at his residence, 126, Portsdown-road, Maida-vale ...
... This consists in a number of works illustrative of “Wessex,” as invented by Mr. Thomas Hardy the scene of the majority of his stories and studies. The other artists who take part in bringing before the eye the districts which have been made the scenes ...
... THOMAS HARDY. J. M. BARRIE. \V. E. NORRIS, &c. AND WHITE. ...
... # ¢ The Well-Beloved : A Sketch of a Temperament.” By Thomas Hardy, (Osgood, Mcllvaice, and Co.)s ...