... Frei:443lllft, oil Tuesday lain, atter an interval of ten ycrrs. Its success was so great that e repetition is announced. Thomas Hardy is dratnathang Tete , of the d'Urbervilles. with a view Elizabeth Robbins playing the east of much-debated heroine. Mr ...

... Harriet Prescott Spofford; Cal Calm: sod lb. Devil, • .10 , 1. by R re Terry Cook . •• The Mum Og tbe Native. • novel, by Thomas Hardy (Book Fourth, (abortion L-h.) ; Vienne, • story, by Henrietta H. Holdials; Thu by Mary P. ; • Dig with Doctor Banks ...

... Reformation article the Nineteenth C'enerry in a paper entitled The Future Raglish Theology. J. IL Barrie writes an Thomas Hardy, whom be regards as a *Triad sassyteller. Henry H. Gibbs a Gel. loony on Currency, whisk discussed from all Mrs. amnia ...

... by James Hutton ; Homer and Recent Archzeology, by Percy Gardner ; and another instalment of The Woodlanders, by Thomas Hardy. The last issue of the excellent No Name Series (Boston: Roberts Brothers) is Justine, a delightful story fully up ...

... enough of what her countrymen call oof, why should she not start leper colonies in our 400's1 They need them badly. Thomas Hardy, the author of Far From the Madding Crowd and Tess of the D'Urbervilles, has recently been sick nigh unto death. For two ...

... hand we should have deemed the thing incomplete; W. a Howells, Margaret Etynge, Harriet Prescott Spofford, T. B. Aldrich, Thomas Hardy, Mark Twain, Geo. P. Lathrop, and others. The illustrations are by K A. Abbey, who contributes six ; Elihn Vedder, who ...

... Erastus Wilma, of New York. Mr. Slowet, Premier of Ontario, accompanied by Messrs. G. W. Ross, A. M. Ross, C. F. Fraser and Thomas Hardy, arrived in the city tonight on their way to attend the confeebnce, which meets at Quebec on Thursday. They regis. aired ...

... approach and gazed after him as he disappeared over the far hill. had they known that the swift pecialler wits Walter Thomas. the hardy century compiler of the Toronto Bicycle Club and the Century Road Club. and that be was thee bent on lowering the O-mile ...

... Lama Lowrie, Red as a Rose is She Mehish Joseph Hatton Jenne Fothergill w. E. Norris Cruel London The Violin No New Thlnd Thomas Hardy . Ender the Greenwood Tree Any Canadian newspaper desiring to obtain copyright stories can do so by applying to the publishers ...

... out on the piazza to see the view, and, once out of the house, it was easier for him to go away i han to enter again. Mr. Thomas Hardy gives it as his opinion that the novel affords scope for getting nearer to the heart and meaning of things than does the ...

... influenced by George Meredith- By the way, in the outset of the lecture, Dr. Doyle had: remarked that George Meredith and Thomas Hardy were both instance, of men possessed a great powers, who, notwiflistansting, had failed to hold the public like some of ...

... amount. Encouraging verbal reports were even by Messrs. Begg, Collingwood ; Teo, London ; Lent, Cobourg; Balaton, St. Thomas; Hardy, Ay r; Tea-4e s. Waterville, Quebec. The folari committee* were thee appointwenfm, Messrs. Gray, Green, and legg; the Policy ...