... —two of which are translations from the French—all richly illustrated. The Portraits of Celebrities include those of Thomas Hardy, novelist ; Charlotte M. Yonge, novelist ; Conley Grain, entertainer; Mrs. Kerley, retired actress; Henry Seville, comedian ...

... Howells Isms to be three times as popular in his own country as Mr. Henry James ; sad that Theokaray. Harrison Ainsworth, Thomas Hardy, R. D. Blitokussre, and George Meredithwith lathy that might be apparently nowhere. NERO'S ACTION AGAINST THE MAIL. ...

... from early proof sheets of the poem, by Mr. Robert Buchanan during his residence et Gourock. Christian Leader. THOMAS HARDY, NOVILIST.—Mr. Hardy is a Dorsetehlre man. Hs is fifty-ens years old, and has been writing novels exactly twenty years. He was trained ...

... selections from the weeks of Charles Di/deems, Britt Harts, Captain Marryat, Loss. Walter goon, Edwin Arnold, Max Adeler, Thomas Hardy, and others. With this ?art is given a promotation plate entitled The Two Walkers, sad illustrating • some from Pickwick ...

... AUTHOR Fait r&OM THE CILOWD.—Mr. Thomas Hardy, the novelist. is a pleasant-lookieg man, small of alders, with a reanda brow and a fall head. He wears a carehtUy•treinsd Elisabeth= beard, and dresses very ' Mr. Hardy lives at Max-gate.' a red brick house ...

... charge of stabbing John Linton and John Thomas Hardy, beerhouse-keepers. It aFpears the sailors quarrelled in Scott street with some of their mates. The latter ran away and were chased by the five prisoners. Hardy was walking along the street with a ferryman ...

... really looks as young as he did twenty years ago; flbickmore is now white and nearing the category of venerable: and Thomas Hardy will never look youthful again. The death of the Earl of Carnarvon, though for days we were led to anticipate it. will ...

... following interesting facts: In regard to the choice of places for writing: Farjeon wrote At the Sign of the Silver Flagon;' Thomas Hardy, Under the Greenwood Tree;' and Oaida, Under Two Flap, (which probably formed the canopy of a tent). One author, whose ...

... personal gossip for the week, it is stated that Miss Bethain-Edwards is preparing for a lecturing tour In America; Mr. Thomas Hardy has been elected to fill the place in the Council of the Society of Authors left vacant by the death of Mr. Collins; the ...

... historical works, as also souse excellent poems, which entitle him to • high rank acmes Scottish poets. A Porucaa NOVILINT.—Mr. Thomas Hardy was bora near Dorchester la 1840, ad 1. the sus of humble parents. At the age of seventies he was articled all pupil to ...

... Marion Crawford, George Meredith, Hall Caine, R. L Stevenson, C. M. Yonge, William Black, Mrs. Oliphant, Robert Buchanan, Thomas Hardy, Grant Allen, James Pain, Mrs. Humphry Ward and among writers for boys: Henry, Ballantyne, Verne, Fenn. It is almost impossible ...

... Barnes, a cripple, was committed to the Sessions for doing grievous bodily harm to Thomas Hardy, a grinder. Prisoner, a very passionate man, bit a woman on the band, and Hardy, endeavouring to protect her ' was attacked by Barnes, who, swinging his crutch ...