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... MR. THOMAS HARDY, J.P. Mr. Thomas Hardy's name has been added to the Commission of the Peace in Dorset. The question that is being put to him is (the Chronicle says) What would he do with Tess if she were brought before him ? ...
... MR. THOMAS HARDY, J.P. Mr. Thomas Hardy, the novelist, has been added to the Commission the Peace tor Dorset. He sat at the quarter Sessions at Dorchester yester day. CLOSE OF THE MEDICAL CONGRESS. The International Medical Congress at Rome was tormAlly ...
... Mr. Thomas Hardy and His Jude. At the present time, when editors and correspondents on this side are using strong language in connexion with Jude the Obscure, it may be interesting to note what a leading American comic journal thinks about it. Life ...
... HARPER'S MAGAZINE Is now Ready, containing New Stories by lAN MACLAREN, MARK TWAIN, THOMAS HARDY, &c. Price ONE SHILLING. Published by OSGOOD, McILVAINE and CO., 45, Albemarle-street, London, W. ...
... LATE ST NOVELS. THE WELL-BELOVED. By THOMAS HARDY. With Frontispiece Etching. Crown Bvo, cloth extra, 6s. A delightful romance, of the kind which, with neverfaltering freshniss, the author has already given us so many.— 800 KNAN. BLIGHT. By the lion ...
... Ott. LI.I7.ALFITIf GODFREY. 'TWIXT WOOD AND SEA. By E IZABETII 3 v 01.., Cruwn &v. THOMAS HARDY, J. M MRS. OLIPHANT, /kr. STORIES FROM BLACK AND WHITE ! THOMAS HARDY, J. M. BARMY., Ms's. W. k.. W . ItossatA, GRANT AI LEN, Mn. I.Y• LYN :ON, and JAMIsf ...
... DE MUSSET. By T. P. BOOKS AND BOOKMEN. AT THE SIGN OF THE LYRE. GREEN ROOM GOSSIP. M USIC. MY CONTEMPORARIES IN FICTION: THOMAS HARDY. By DAVID CHRISTIE MURRAY. ALL ABOUT AND ALL FOR WOMEN. And all THE LATEST HOME, FOREIGN, CITY, AND SPORTING NEWS. ...
... present : Mr. Rudyard Kipling, Mr. Jerome K. Jerome, Mr. Frankfort Moore, Mr. William Le Queux, Mr. Douglas Sladcn, Mr. Thomas Hardy, Mr. Anthony Hope, and Mr. Stanley Weyman. ...
... WOULD TESS HAVE BEEN REPRIEVED? An interesting letter from Mr. Thomas Hardy, the novelist, appears in To-I)4y. I notice, he says, that you allude to Tess's sentence. I believe it was Andrew Lang who first put about the idea that she would not ...
... Rochester, Archdeacon Farrar, Canon Fremantle, Lord Spencer, Mr. Walter Besant, the Earl of Meath, Dr. Conan Doyle, Mr. Thomas Hardy, and others have written, all expressing sympathy with and interest in the proposal, and many of them offer valuable assistance ...
... THE LONDON COUNTY COUNCIL ELECTION : Isla= OF THE CONTEST. By B. F. COSTELLOE. BOOKS AND BOOK GOSSIP. CHARACTER SKETCH : THOMAS HARDY. SHORT STORY : THE Ok FERING OF RUTH WEBSTER. GREEN-ROOM GOSSIP. AT THE BAR OF THE HOUSE. By T. P. And all the latest Home ...
... hateful sneering at all that one reveres in such writers as Thomas Hardy ? On the authority of one of those reviews which you justly condemn for their reticence I bou,;ht copy of one of Mr. Hardy's novels, but was so disgusted with its insolence and indecency ...