... AHm Vialet Hunt CO«n 1*1; .. 1 Henry James hard I'rj r KlbUn* W. Clark nmwll r? Lynn Lyntun I .->teele H«Mf*Gl*lnf fan Thomas Hardy hrantlort Moors Lewi rice Harraden Crsvjc Moore Stanley Wry man WK *~ ( CHAPMAN'S MAGAZINE. The tint numb«r will ..Le ...

... r*,, . iS - Samuel only -on of-Saturn I Jackson. tuirdrt,,?:K. Hous ' • Dunscar. to Martha Gertrude Tbe i ht r tb ' 4ta Thomas Hardy .Jackson. Esc. tou. No*eu , t^'~ At bo 1 Shorefitld. Duoscar, near Bolshy p'^.^l >t *™ l> ''« > 30. at St Augustine's ...

... Milford band, leader Mr. R. Gibson; Brotherton Foresters from the Ship Inn, with the Brotherton braes band, leader Mr. Thomas Hardy. Divine service was held in the morning for the club.men, and the vicar gave a very excellent sermon from the text Bear ...

... Isherwood, only son of oaMreL Isherwood. Esq., of Bank House, Drnmcar, to Martha Gertrude Jackson, third daughter of the late Thomas Hardy Jackson. Esq.. of The Grove, LTversedge. IAt home, Shorefleld, Dunscar. near Boiton, November ord to 8th) MHanxsctO-PAR&XnT0s ...

... a book of quite formidable dimen- sions on what he terms The Art of Thomas Hardy. The volume, truth to tell, throws quite as much light on Mr. Lionel Johnson as on Mr. 'Thomas Hardy, but the egotism and pedantry of this elaborate essay in criticism, ...

... PUBLIC SCHOOLS ENGLAND W. SIMPSON. HOMES AND HAUNTS MEN LETTERS. CLEMENT SHORTER lllrutraud HERBERT KAILTON. abort Store* THOMAS HARDY. HENP.Y JAMES. GEORGE Al. REDITU.. ROBERT BUCHANAN. RCDVAUD KIPLING. WALTER HALL U THROUGH CHINA AND JAPAN. oui St>*cial ...

... edition of Mr. William Black's novel- which Messrs. Samp*on Low & Co. ore pub| lishing ; Far From the Madding Crowd (Thomas Hardy), from the same publishers, also in halfcrow edition ; According St. John (by Aim-lie Rives), mid The Head of the ...

... of the drama uom i;';i idealised picture or gross caricature Jll te a i criticism cf life. George Eliot, and, aKer Lor, Thomas Hardy, had accomplished tins ior_the novel: in somewhat varying degrees Arthur Wing Pinero. lienrv' Arthur Jonvs, and Sydney ...

... dealing with complex subjects will ever be a drug in the market, when handled by capable writers. There is always room for Thomas Hardy, with his fine sensitiveness to the comedy and tragedy of rural life. There is always room for George Meredith and his ...

... Kershaw, l,at7; John Brigre, 1,890; F. H. Baatham, 1,67b; A- H. Tbwaitee, . Jama Holmea, 654. Four Guardiaas required. Thomas Yatas Hardy: Atwick, Skufingtoa, a=J Arram, George Mason Gale; Joseph Biltoa, George England; Baawick, Mnea Topbaa; aad Grange, ...

... suggests that they are alone to blame for the divorce literature from the stage, but there are other points of view. Mr. Thomas Hardy, forinstance, says that on the stage the presentation of human passions is subordinated to the present ation of mountains ...

... far each or in all —Thomas Hardy charged with bring drunk and ; Chados Henry Gregg with renatiag tie ; Has WalkiresodClenrgo Wilson with semaltiog the pollee; and Lally Thompson with reststing the pollee, all at the has sad place. Hardy sad Ong pleaded guilty ...