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... Longman's Magazine for the coming year include a series of papers on the peasantry of various parts of the United Kingdom. Mr. Thomas Hardy is to do The Doraetshire Labourer, Mrs. Oliphant The Skye Crofter, and Mr. Justin M'Carthy The Irish Cottier. ...
... Allen, Mr. Aestey, the author of Vice Versa, Mr. W. Black, Lady Brassey, Professor Bryce, Mr. Weeman. Mr. Fronde, Mr. Thomas Hardy, Mr. W. D. Howells, Professor Huxley, Miss ingelow, Mrs. Oliphant, Dr. Smiles, Mr. Louis Stevenson, Mr. Julian Sturgis ...
... Howells Isms to be three times as popular in his own country as Mr. Henry James ; sad that Theokaray. Harrison Ainsworth, Thomas Hardy, R. D. Blitokussre, and George Meredithwith lathy that might be apparently nowhere. NERO'S ACTION AGAINST THE MAIL. ...
... Howells seems to be three times as I popular in his own country as Mr. Henry James ; and that Thackeray, Harrison Ainsworth, Thomas Hardy, It. D. Wackruore, and George Meredithwith many others that might be mentioned—lto apparently nowhere. THE MARRIAGE LAW ...
... industrious as ever, in spite of the growing one-volume competition. Mrs. Oliphant, Mr. James Payn, Mr. Justin M-Carthy, Mr. Thomas Hardy, Mr. W. E. Norris, Mr. Christie Murray, Mr. Walter Besant, Mr. Wilkie Collins, Miss Braddon,Miss Broughton, Ouida, Mrs ...
... ART AND LITERATURN. Mr. Thomas Hardy is writing a story for Mac. millan'a Magazine. A number of the Queer Stories of Truth are to be republished in a series of shilling volumes. Mr. Swinburne's book on Victor Hugo will make about MO pages. It is ...
... only by single novelist— by Thomas Hardy !” Heavens and earth ! Did you ever hear the like ? In reading over the paragraphs of the halting literary cripple whom I have just quoted, I feel if 1 would die the death of r Thomas Urqnhart, the translator of ...
... AUTHOR Fait r&OM THE CILOWD.—Mr. Thomas Hardy, the novelist. is a pleasant-lookieg man, small of alders, with a reanda brow and a fall head. He wears a carehtUy•treinsd Elisabeth= beard, and dresses very ' Mr. Hardy lives at Max-gate.' a red brick house ...
... 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 ...
... FROM THR MADDING CROWD.—Mr. Thomas Hardy, the novelist, is a pleasant-looking man, small of stature, with a rounded brow and a full head. He wears a carefully-trained Eliz abethan beard, and dresses very neatly. Mr. Hardy lives at Max-gate, a red brick ...
... issuing from the Offices of ishister k Company, maintain their well-won reputation. In IKortw, continues her story of and Thomas Hardy that of _ The Trompet Major.” In 44 Winnipeg, w® have further information regarding those portions the Canadian dominion ...
... personal gossip for the week, it is stated that Miss Bethain-Edwards is preparing for a lecturing tour In America; Mr. Thomas Hardy has been elected to fill the place in the Council of the Society of Authors left vacant by the death of Mr. Collins; the ...