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... W. Robertson I The Editor. Smith, And other.*, will Articles to the New Volume, which will cotitaiu the New Stories by Thomas Hardy J*a* Ikmbjajw. G B«rah Tytier. Author John Halifax. La>iy Verney.and others G OOD WORDS.—The NEW VOLUME will contain ...
... Perth. was the eldest son the Sir John A. McGregor, Bart., his wile, ilary Charlotte, daughter of the late Admiral Sir Thomas Mastennan Hardy, Bart., G.C.B. (Flag Captain Lord Nelson at Trafalgar), and was born in and married in Lady Helen Laures, child seventh ...
... statesman's Year Book/' and of his other literary works; Mary, Lady Duffus Hardy, in recognition of the historical, literary, and public services of her late hu>bauo. Sir Thomas i)uf?us Hardy, deputy-keeper of the public records ; Mrs Sarah Klizabetii Me I v ...
... Light,' which bavs since well known. The novelette, which still forms distinctive feature A'eie Quarterly, this time Mr Thomas Hardy. The title—The Distracted Preacher—describes the condition of the hero, the cause of whose distraction new one, being ...
... NOTES FROB TBl ATHB.N.EUM.-Mr Long - fellow's ne' volume is to be called The Masqne of Pandora; and Other Poems.-Mr Thomas Hardy, . author of Far from the Madding Crowds &ca, will appear in- a new character in-- the Gentlemen's -Afgazine for November ...
... aclxun. D.D. one Her Majesty ChapUms. bd Mssikh, __ I R~ady, and contains the Opening Chapters the New THE TRUMPET MAJOR. Thomas Hardy. Author of •* Far from Crowd, to. And Articles tar The Bishop Rocncs-1 Profsasrr M'Kendrlek. tar I John D.D.. Richardson ...
... be Belgravia begins the year with a new serial, B OIL ?? The Return oc the Native, by Thomas Hardy. £9 o So far as it goes it is fuill of promise, and in Mr ti Hardy's hands we may feel safe as to the promise ol being fully realised ?? e Collinscontrbutes ...
... of all the general results of the labonrs of such eminent men as Professor Stubbs,.Mr Free- Pn man, and the late Sir Thomas Duff as Hardy and I hs colleagpes in the study of the history of our ' own country. (C:heers.) In presertiug Professor tgn L~ster ...
... in London, and died shortly afterwards in the Devonshire Hotel. Lady Seaford, better known as the relect of Captain Sir Thomas Hardy. Nelson's famous fiag captain, died yesterday in her apartments I at Hampton Court. Her Ladyship had reached I her ninetieth ...
... RThe-Cha~hiSa£f the Qomnisdione's is Lord Rtomilly,. later of the ?? and'the Chief ai Ataing- Commissioner is Sir Thomas Duffus Hardy;' DepIty-Keeper of-the' Eilisill'ecorfs.^ .D 'To these two 11eerd. O ie'rs the publciwas t- previously i'debted for ...
... M'Carthy's story, ''Dear Lady Disdain, is also m getting on satisfactorily. Crc of the writers in ab the present number is Mr Thomas Hardy, who M contributes aWessexbiflad, TheFire ?? pa Sweatley's, which is c ever and cha&racteristic, tb but not nearly so ...
... Dowling--Vttora Coloouas, bY Prace3 E Tro1}ope-Old Football Gosp, by Muir Robert P. Macrrcor-T'De eturn of the Lnative, by Thomas Hardy, flinstated by Arthur Hopkins. Now ready, unuform with Academy Note,' with 25 Ila-I tration. pice I YS ICTRES AT SOvr ...