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... A LITERIARY SQUA-3BLE. Mr Thomas Hardy writes to the Tinmes of VeetEs day :-MUy atteo~tin has been urawln to the ?? eatitled 'The Squire, now fist produced at tie St d amies's l'heatre, bya soiwewie:at ge:eraldeelaraa tiou un the pert ot Lte daily plet:s ...
... CoLins 346, WV. Black 329, 1U. Bscant 239, Miss Braddon 105, James Payn g0, B. D. Blacksmore 79, Ouida 29, Mrs Oliphant 2t, Thomas Hardy 20, Hugh Con. wayand J. H. Shortlsouse 15, G. Macdonald 10, George Meredith, Yates, and Mrs H. Wood 9, J, M'Carthy S. Hawley ...
... edition of Harper's Magazine is rprojected to be published by Messrs Sampson, tow & Co., London. It is understood that Mr Thomas Hardy is engaged upon anew novel, to be illustrated by Mr Dm Mariner, of PuncA, which will appear exclusively in Harer's. ?? ...
... this remarkable work to their beautiful little Pocket Library. '-Wessex Tales-Strange, Lively, and Corn- monplace. By Thomas Hardy, author of The Woodlanders, &.c 2 vols. (Leaden: Macmillanl & Co.r)-Mso, if not the whole, of these five stories have ...
... ?? the notabilities present were Mr George I Ileredith, -Mr Thomas Hardy, Mr George *Augustus Sala, Mr Austin Dobson, Professor IBonuer, Mr Grant Allen, Mr Rider -Haggard, Mvir M.Ioy Thomas, Sir Frederick Pellock. Mr Holmsan Hunt, Dr Richard 1Garnett ...
... Archibald Alisoni at 2s 6d apiece ; Capt. Basil Hall, Sir Arthur Helps, and J. Payne Collier at 2s each; T'nomas Campbell, Thomas Hardy, author of Ear from the Madding Crowd; Mac. pberson of Ossian fame, and James Maidinent at Is 6d each; while at the lowest ...
... - s ?? halfyal meeting of this Synod was held at A Perth yesterday. In the ferenoon the retiring ?,K a-mederator, Rev. Thomas Hardy, Fowlis-Wester, adpreached *in the East Church. At the hoeleass F, mbroaesicg to the afternoon- Rev. Andrew Beavie. 01 ...
... a-year granted in 18709. to recognition of thle |histtorinal, literary, and public services of her late husband, Sir Thomas Duefus hardy; Mrs - .lsria Rogers, £;75, in cunsideration of the services of nor late husband, the Rev. Jobh5 -ogers, in tie caase ...
... elementary education; Lady Duffus Hardy, sa I L5Oa ayear, in addition to the pension of £4;100 a year a granted in 1879, in recognition of the historical, p literary, and public services of her late husband, t. ?? Thomas lufinus Hardy; Dr Schmitz, 50 a a year ...
... passed fc th through several editions, and is n no IIWJad notarfo th Egis ciu gs thirtieth thousand. H rk I hear that Mfr Thomas Hardy is at present ti e, engaged in re-arranging his first novel, Des. G d d perats Remedies, which was published anony- ...
... callinufavour of Axcjack wa5fr~~r numerously signed. .F PREsaTTERYorAcssDFE rEh1; g AssuBLY.-ReY. James Tiaylor, jj~5- Thomas Hardy Fowhis.Wes'er A bt~ Martin, Geak. M'Wr Peter Paton,AuhrN, representative elder, ...
... Charles Whymper, for in- I stance, describes The Harvest of the Woods like one as well acquainted with woodcraft as c Mr Thomas Hardy himself, and lie adds to the 1 attractiveness of the article by his own sketches of woodland scenes. Professor Max Multler ...