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... the first story, is most enjoyable. Good Words gives an able number from beginning to end. Mrs Macquoid, Jean Ingelow, Thomas Hardy, Dean Stanley, and others contribute interesting stories and articles. The Sunday Magazine.—The fine story of Andrew ...
... the magazine in London, the first instalment of which is just to hand. It contains the opening chapters of • novel by Mr Thomas Hardy, one of our best authors, and in finely illustrated by Mr George Meurier. Another new tale is commenced by Miss C. F. also ...
... to illustrations; the example set by the Americans in this respect is well worthy of imitation. ' Ihe Trumpet Major, by Thomas Hardy, this month devotes attention principally to the intercourse of Ann (4arland and Captain Loveday. The development of their ...
... 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 ...
... Capri very pleasantly, and there are other gaol articles. Wottos. (London: lsbister & Co. Limited.) The Trumpet Major, by Thomas Hardy, is certainly more curious than satisfactory. After Bob goes to sea he does wonders at Trafalgar and returning loiters ...
... the first story, is most enjoyable. Good Words gives an able number from beginning to end. Mrs Macquoid, Jean Ingelow, Thomas Hardy, Dean Stanley, and others contribute interesting stories and articles. T'ne Sunday Magazine. —The fine story of Andrew ...
... Mrs Snaith's children promises still to remain as the means for framing curious situations. In The Trumpet Major, by Thomas Hardy, the character am' oircuinstances of the hero and heroine are shaped in very attractive style. The Rev. J. G. Wood contrives ...
... in favour of each of three, Mr George Meredith (he would be the first were not his powers marred by eccentricity), Mr Thomas Hardy, whose best known work, “Par from the Madding Crowd,” was, when it in instalments in the Magazine, taken for Eliot's,” ...
... deer of all kinds and wild boars. To this total His Majesty himself contributed 118 head. The indisposition from which Thomas Hardy, the well-known novelist, has been suffering has been much exaggerated. It was simply the result of cold ; and though it ...
... goarip about the English lakes is vary readable. There are some capital stories, including the commencement of new novel by Thomas Hardy, illustrated by du Manner, at Punch, though the sketch be contributes certainly very poor one. W. T. Davis is the writer ...
... hot future will obviate this difficulty by covering the eight et aerial paidiestion both in England and It is that Mr Thomas Hardy is upon a new week to be illustrated by Mr Da - Warier, of Mash will accordingly appear in Our Ameri an contemporai y will ...
... 1'1101; Mr and Mrs !Hackett, Alto': Mt 11. C. E. Nlamlutt- Duncan and party, Datnxide ; Mi. 'uniiingliani, 4:Miami-et : Bee. Thomas Hardy. Fos lia-Wester ; Hee. J. Hunter, Pried; Mr ni..l the Hon. Mrs Bevan ; Mr Cogan, Miss Iteddie, Mrs Wardrop, Mrs NlVueeti ...