... Dickens, Thaekeray, and George Eliot can be claimed at the present moment, if claimed at all, only by a single novelist—by Thomas Hardy. We are informed that the January number of the Modern will contain the following among other articles :— The Eclectic ...

... la Faalfy Fair, p—aariup. add* Ura Aepdnte, a ma comtiaatioo of -4 burnout pood Fifth and Canoludlap Moral Serial I* , THOMAS HARDY. Far from Madding Crs—d.' Laodiotan.' “Pairof Bloa fbv Orrrnwoai Trra. - Mtpur CailnUrtOg*.' Tb* WaodUodra*,' do. tAspaaga ...

... feminine character evinced by Rhoda ; the thrilling mysteries of Wilkie Cullins ; the tic features in country pursuits of Thomas Hardy; etling Jusepd Hatton; and the cultured and d Mrs Olipbant. Reproject of Short Stories is designed to supply a want Mag ...

... OCTAVE OF STORIES by the following Eminent Novelists :— WILLIAM BLACK, MISS BRADDON, RHODA BROUGHTON, are WILKIE COLLINS, he THOMAS HARDY. omielaw; sok; FQ, JOSEPH HATTON, MRS OLIPHANT, ock; KD, eld; PN {HE AUTHOR OF “THE DISRUPTION, on Quay. Gcottish and Five ...

... —Captain J. T. Oswald of Dunnikier; Jamks Thom, Wollsgrecn; Andrew Scott, Newton of Wemyss; Robert Balfour, Muttonhall ; Thomas Hardy, Strathore—Mr Scott, Convener. Leslie District.— Comprehending the Parishes of Auchterderran, Ballingry, Kinglassie, and ...

... ENOCH SQUARE. Pf-iwtiwj, lUAtyropkinj, SootlauOiff, tad SoHioserg. A MERICAN CLOCK WAREHOUSE. “T)ENIGHTED TRAVELLERS,” THOMAS HARDY. Author ' Far from theMadJlng Crowd “The Ttumpet-Major.' Pair of Blue Eye*,- Ac. TUB X*MAB NUMBER ...

... pepuler writers of Fiction; their Duties D. CHRISTIE MURRAY. SIRS. ALEXANDER, R. I. FARJEON, THE ACTHOR or MOLLY SAWN, ASIC THOMAS HARDY. Each& theor Pie Authen bass ell.asewo characteristics, developed in choice cf subject and scene, nature of plot, and of ...

... |«rt contains admirable ■gleanings” Iroiil ISckens. Bret Harte, Scott, t Mirryat. I-ngfellow, Mas A lei. r. W K. Kalaton. Thomas Hardy, deau tngelow. and other writers and the pictures, type. . are m every way excellent line preskMitatiou platt* given viilh ...

... dark . 'brown . ' — He had ; a white handkerchief bearing the name ' qf Thomas Hardyand a inen-. ber ' s card of the 'Surrey . . Cricket (^ lub ' with holder ' s name Thomas . Hardy . '•' . ' . - ; - - - \ - '•— f : • ' - • ACOU > ENT . l i l TSE PO& ...

... GLASGOW : JAS . M'GEACCTY i ; CO . ; and all liuokselli- 'i . NEW NOVEL nv THOMAS HARDY . At all tho Libraries , in 2 vol ? .. post 8 vo . mHE MAYOR OV CASTEKBHIDGE . By JL THOMAS IHnnyAuthnr of Far from the Madduig Crowd , A Pair of Blue Eyes . ...

... Sprenger, passing herself off as merely their nurse. We shall watch the developement with interest. The Trumpet Major. by Thomas Hardy, is not yet sufficiently developed to enable us to form anything like a reliable opinion, but it has already displayed ...

... by W. E. Norris. COLONZL Came, by Mrs .61pbant. QOUN G..rarrre, by R. E. FrandUos. Iwo ON • 'I OWL, • to.. 111•0011 by Thomas Hardy, TOBWOoDa • by Evely n Everette Oman. WaTilta, • Dowel t.y Sr. B. Francliloa. An Insocurr insezz, by Mabel Collins. STAININ ...