... Esq., 1798-1831, find whole host of distinguished names:—Sir Ralph Abercromby, Vice-Admiral Lord Collingwood, Captain Sir Thomas Hardy, the Duke of Wellington, Viscount Hill, Henry Brougham, M.P., and the Right Hon. Sir Robert Peel, pick out the most prominent ...

... by Gertrud® ll*ll “The Coronal,” a poem, by Annie Field?; “Trie Time the Lotus,” by Alfred Par op; “The SimuMon,” novel, Thomas Hardy; “The Dividing Fence.” Ruth M'Enery Stuart; “Taming the Shrew.” by Edwin A. Abb y “People We Pass.” Julian ; “The Colonel's ...

... William Awhor, Edmund Among the are Mr Arquith, M. Barrie, Mrs Hugh Bell, Professor A. Oley. Sir William Conway, Garnc-tt. Mr Thomas Hardy, Miss .Tan* Harrison, Mr William Mr Henry James, [ G cor Professor G. Murray, j Claude Pinero. Elizabeth Robins, Bernard ...

... LITERARY NOTES. There is an intern ding personal glimpse Thomas Hardy in he contributes to the forthcoming volume, “A Laodicean,** in his collected works. “Tue writing ol the tale,** he suites, “ was rendered memorable, to two persona at least, a tedious ...

... and engaged in journalistic and educational work in Glasgow. There be wrote hua. first book, and published it 1887. Mr. Thomas Hardy, preface to the- to- Issue “Desperate Remedies ” Msmrn. Osgood's charming collected edition hi* works, points out that ...

... IV.; Louis XIV.; Charles X ; aud Lonh XVi. on the scaffold. Thomas Hardy continues his novel, entitled ** Heart’s Insurgent,” illustrated by W. HathereU, which has all the promise of Mr Hardy’s masterpieces. Shakepeare’s Americans,” Henry Corbet Lodge ...

... find him bread and butter—and some extra dainties too. I sincerely hope the author ‘‘Luma Boone will soon better. Sir Thomas Hardy, if novel-writing failed, could afford to view the failure with equanimity—that is to say, as far his pocket is concerned ...

... J. M. Barrie, Walter Besant, Augusti.lo Birrell. James Bryce. Austin Dobson, Conan Doyle, Edmund Goss©, R. B. Haldane, Thomas Hardy, Frederick Harrison. ‘John Oliver Hobbes,’ Henry James. R. C. Jobb, Andrew Lang, E. H. Lecky, M. London, F. \V. Maitland ...

... ■ » ® Bo\al f’ross upon Mrs. Aim Ay Ih ly Sarah Anne Terrct. Mr. Kipling, who lias been cycling » nerved shire with Mr. Thomas Hardy, * bf. negotiating for the purchase Bodwtll, near Dorchester, ...

... In bis country house Aldoorougb, Suffol 1 -, is accustemed to entertain such men as Sir Walter Mr, George Meiedith, Mr. Thomas Hardy, Mr. f’.arrie, and many others. Is graceful wrter, end specially interested in the popularisation science.- Several of ...

... ” by Thomas A, Janvier, is a racy sketch “good old times when privateering was a danger to onr merchant ships, and occupation that gave scope to the most daring and adventurous spirits. The continued story, “Htart’s Insurgents,” by Thomas Hardy, deepens ...

... are-—Tae Ascending Magdalen,’ poem, by Minnie O. Smith ; “ Fame’s Little Day,” story, Sarah Orne Jewett; “Heart’s Insurgents,” Thomas Hardy “ A Singer Awaitiog Answer,” poem, by Margneite Merington; Like the Good God,” poem, by Wilcox; “An Every-Day Affair,” ...