... “elating of Mr Swinburne, who gets no more blame than he merits, who certainly gets all the praise that he deserves, Mr Thomas Hardy introduces us to new world in bis story of “ The Woodlaoders,” though the scene is Isid in England; but there arc still ...

... 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. ...

... novel by Thomas Hardy. The April issue is without a hut “A Legend of Another World —original i:i conception, and beautifully uorkedont, will read with intense interest and pleasure. ( ...

... 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 ...

... novel by Thomas Hardy. The April issue it without a tale; but A Legend of Another World —original in conception, and beautifully worked out, will be read with intense interest and pleasure. George Saintsbury contributes en excellent study of Thomas Love ...

... 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 ...

... General Readers, by one of them,' is excellent, but a large proportion of the number is of much interest. A new novel by Thomas Hardy, author of Far from the Madding Crowd, will begin in the May number, and with the new volume we hope to see _Hifi not ...

... General Readers, by one of them,' is excellent, but a large proportion of the number is of much less interest. A new novel by Thomas Hardy, author of Far from the Madding Crowd, will begin in the May number, and with the new volume we hope to see Moe/nil/on ...

... MACMILLAN'S MAGAZINE. This is an excellent and most readable nuelliet of Macmillan. The Wood'Anders under the conduct of Thomas Hardy runs through a few additional chapters of increasing interest. The second part of Faust a new translated by * Sir Theodore ...

... by Mr. E. C. Grenville Murray, will be issued early next month by Messrs. Sonnenscnein k Co. (From the Alhenarum.) Mr. Thomas Hardy writing story for Macmillan's Magazine. A hook curious historical interest will shortly be published Messrs. Nelson. It ...

... accompanied by their teachers parents, they preceeded per special train to Cerdross where a large field had been engaged. Mr Thomas Hardy, superintendent of the school, conducted the arrangements of the trip. The usual supplies of buns and milk were served ...

... I feel indebted to the writer largely relish my cigar” Mr Anthony Trollope his in favour of weed having ell his life Mr Thomas Hardy pipeful bis life never helpful in novel writing Mr Payn is smoker hie brethren is writing three hours a-day after meals ...