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... forthconingg season the following new novels I -CSiysto~vell: a Dartmoor Tale, by It. Dl, Until_ . o A Laodiocan, by Thomas Hardy; Wait- I ;ug, ?? A. M. Hopkinson; Den John, by Miss Jean IVgeo. Warlock of Warlock, by George I acdonalgo 'Ceoily's ...
... writers of fiction. Their names are- D. CHRISTIE MURRAY, MRS. ALEXANDER, B. I,. FARJEON, THB AUTHOR OF MOLLY BAWN. and THOMAS HARDY. Each of these five authors has well-known characteristics, developed in choice of subject and scene, nature of plot and ...
... The book will contain. an original etching of Charles It., and ten other historical portraits. It is dedicated to Mr. Thomas Hardy. The Duke of Norfolk is beginning the restoration of the ancient choir at Arundol gene- rally called the FitzAlan Chapel ...
... 3Igeaaine for the coming year include a series of papers on the peasantry of various parts oz the United King- dom. Mr. Thomas Hardy is to do the Dorsetsh1ive Laeborer, Mris. Oliphant the Skye Croftier, and Mir. Justin M'Carthy the Irish Cottier. Mr. Statley ...
... stabbing John Lynton and John Thomas Hardy on the 28th ult. at Barrow. The -prisoners had a quarrel with others, and, mistaking Hardy and , man named Owen for-the persons they Were after,' ashulted them, and used the knife. Hardy was atebbed in the arm, and ...
... ART AND LITERARY GOSSIP. [PROBs TO-DAY'S ATEENJEUB.] Mr. Thomas Hardy is writing a story for Araminillan's MAlqaziiie. Prof. Arber proposes, in connection with his important Transcript of the Raeisters of the Company of Stationers of London, to add ...
... charge. - A COLLIPRY PROPRIEToR. DEFRAUDING A In RAisLWAY COVEPANY.-On Monday, at the Magistrates' h; Courthouse, Dewsbury, Thomas Hardy Jackson, of 1e, Liveredge, near Bradford, colliery proprietor, and one of of the largest shareholders in the Lancashire ...
... at Camphill, Ilodale, Clizaotte, youngest dmauglter of the late Thomas Chaloner, Esqo Lofughull, Gsiekboro', in her 74th year. of CLARZRY-On February 17, at Dunedin, New Zealand,,Mr. Thomas Clarke, architect, late. of Ilkley aradf'rdr. DAWoNr.-APril ,. ...
... GlEdys, infant daughter of Thomas Hardy and LIlls. Hope, aged 7 days. DiJomeo'.q -On the 18th inst., at 75enyon Hall, near Man. ad cestr Jaos ohnsn, .P., in his 78th. year. t' JoNs.-At Bournemon t ion thelltinlust.. Thomas Edward *m WJones, of Wilmelow ...
... however, I have no sympathy; it is a poor standard of worth to respect oneself or others only according as clothes are new. Thomas Hardy, describing Grace blelbury, in The Woodlanders, says: There was nothing remark- able in her dress just now, beyond ...
... The Light of the West, by Col. Butler, C.B.; ' Blackbird, byMr. R. D. Black-more; The Rustics of George Eliot rand Thomas Hardy, by C. Kegad Paul; and Dulness, the first of a series of papers on Q The Bogies of Provincial Life, by Mrs. Loftie ...
... vriters oE iiction. Their names are- D, CHRISTIE MURRAY, MRS. ALEXANDER, B. L. FAliJEON. THEr AUTHOR OF ImOLLY BAWN, and THOMAS HARDY. The FOUITRTH of the SERIES, 'T F E D U O H E S S, T By the Anthor of Molly Bnw::, Phyllis, &c., 'Ill le Commenced ...