... Stevenson, Steienson him- self wee in the genesis of his authorship largely inflnenced by George Meredith. George AIersdith and Thomas Hardy were both instacces of men. possessed of grea t powers, who. notwithstanding, bad failed to hold the public lie sonne of ...

... ; I assure yon there is no ouch euperstition here. for Peg Woffington, and was glad to have it printed on any terms. Thomas Hardy', Era novel Addressing the prisoner, he said he regretted that the crime of which he had been found guilty arose from the ...

... 36. by to 69: W Heckles. ewstch,l best W Consitt. 20 by 100 to 84; Thomas Hardy. 25, heat U Rail.l 32, by 100 to 91; A 35. beat 11 Scoeten, 47, by to 65; .1 Walker, owes 20, best U Hardy. 25, by 10) to 69; C Dawson. 40.1 beat U Ranson. 20, hr 100 to 94 ...

... Gone. By Hilda E. Walker. At demand Sleeping. By N. H. 6 THZ Phaaurr or NV at.a.flatov tro. A Sketch of a Temperament. Br Thomas Hardy. Author of Ti.. of the Dtrbervilles, Far from the Mad. ding Crowd, kr., kc. Part Second.—A Young Man of Forty. Chapter ...

... r. NrWCAATI,FoON-TTNE. L TAMMERING CURED by T. HAMILTON HARDY, 244. Rood, :imams', eoltet.oee Vide. highest reletenon. Terme moderate. actin. TIMBER SAL? PRELIMINARY NOTICE. THOMAS CONYERS. 'HARDY and Lb.. bez to Trade and the Publio gelMendly. May shortly ...

... could not fail to ha.ss been intensely intelVilbtfig--frpecially if well-paid-for replies had been invited from Hall Caine. Thomas Hardy, Miss Broaden, klaclaren. and a few other writer s who are probably not lees puzzled than Looker-On. Perhaps that great ...

... skill in delineating charecter, and that of women, in particular. We have many novelists who have drawn for us noble women. Thomas Hardy, J. M. Barris, Henry James, and Hall Caine (to mention but a few onntemparariee) have shown groat insight into feminine ...

... moderate company assembled In a near to riunniside on Saturday afterwon to wittiest the match between William Thompson Bud Thomas Hardy, both of Sunniskle, who played w.th 4lb quoits, 10 yanl. ou the grass, au pins, 41 up. 'fhompaon, who received 5 chalks ...

... trade pleterfed.—Apply Jas. McKenna. 80. .Newiate Street. .70INERS Wanted.—A fro Bench Rands Required at ence.—Apply Thomas Conyers Hardy god Co., fultyte Newcastle. fOBBIMt COMPOSITOII (4.lent , tali, Wanted at once for a few weeks; used to Wharledalra ...

... s; but, of course, they appeal to more cultivated tastes. The leading story is A Committee Man of the Terror, by Mr. Thomas Hardy; but a good tale is also contributed by a not leas eminent novelist—Mr. Mar.on Crawford, and Sir. Grant Allen in Wolverden ...

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... with which it was greeted, the entire audience cordially concurred. THE GENIUS OF THOMAS HARDY. In an illustrated article (including portrait) on The Genius of Thorn:el Hardy, in this week's Illustrated London News, Mr. Frederick Greenwood says : One day ...