... Broomes, to Toland and Budgell, to Theobald and Oldmixon. In our irst dozen names, perhaps, wa have not found place for Mr. Thomas Hardy. Let us pale his ineffeetual fires by comparing him with Aaron Hl. Professor Freeman is one of those modest hacks. and ...

... D. Blackmore contributes an interesting poem, Buscombe ; or, a Michaelmas Goose, illustrated by C. S. Reinhart; Mr. Thomas Hardy a thoroughly characteristic story, The First Countess of Wessex and Mr. Theodore Child finds a sympathetic subject in ...

... eet, with washing mark No. 276; white handkerchief bearing the name of Thomias Hardy ; a season card (member), Thomas Hardy, Surrey Cricket Club, i888, holder Thomas Hardy. The deceased, apparently a military officer, has several scars on ...

... with the washing mark, No. 270; white hand- f t kerchief beariug the name of Thomas Hardy, a season card rmember), Thomias Hardy, Surrey Cricket Clab, t 1 1888 holder T~hosuos Hardy; two briar pipes mounted in ?? in a morocco case. The deceased, apparently ...

... members who have already sigaitied their intention of being resent 11B aro Professor Benner, Mr. George Angustus Sala, Mr. ut Thomas Hardy, Mr. George Meredith. Mr. Austin !ss Dobson, Mr. Enand Gosso, Mr. Rider Haggard, Mrr- neo Grant Alleu, Mr. Moy Tbomas ...

... arrangements will obviate this difficulty by covering the right of serial publication both in England and America. Thus Mr. Thomas Hardy is engaged upon a ncew novel, to be illustrated by Mr. Du Maurier, of Punc/h, which will appear exclusively in Haper's ...

... Nelson with his last breath said, Kiss me, Hardy, and who shared the lustre of the greater hero, certainly seems worth the small sum-about 4ioo-required for this pur- pose. The name of Sir Thomas Hardy, it is true, is kept fresh in our minds by his ...

... mentioned Wilkie Collins, Frances Hodgson Burnett, Robert Louis Stevenson, H. Rider Haggard, Walter Besant, Marion Harland, and Thomas Hardy. ...

... next. , A European edition of Harper's Magazine is projected, to be published by ;esrs, Sampson Low and Co., London. Mr. Thomas Hardy is engaged 411 a new novel, to be illustrated by Mr. Du Maurier, which will appear ?? in the magazine. English editorial ...

... well-known writers have contributed to the English domestic novel: Thomas Love Peacock, H. Coke, Samuel Philips, Angus B. Reach, Albert Smith, R. Cobbold, Edmund Yates, Thomas A. Trollope, Thomas Hardy, James Payn, George Augustus Sala, William Thornbury, the ...

... I can spak the name o't, but I know 'tis a good thing, he replied. Now, in the new number of Longmnan's Mfagazine, Mr. Thomas Hardy, the novelist, contributes a description of the good fellows who are aspiring after their good thing. The Hodge of ...

... soldier Goldwin Smith WiILTSHIRE (I in 23,000). A. Hayward Isaac Pitman DORSElTSIRE (I in 27,000). The late WV. E. Forster Thomas Hardy SOSIERSETSHIRE (I ill 23,000). Henry Irving Helen Mather The trio Kinglakes James Suily Mlrs. Frederick Prideaux DEVONSHIRE ...