... Century Club tA , Chicago recently. Dr. Doyle chose far his sub. j«ci» Pacts about Fiction. After paying high tribute Thomas Hardy and John whom I regards - deans erf the literary faculty W,' delivered --rs Wor , an emphatic ijielcii onweting novel with ...

... Veto Bi)l, and to-morrow he intends to ask the Prenier whether the Rouse is to consider that the measure Is dropped, MIxr Thomas Hardy made hie first essay as a damatle lact night at Terry's Theatre, in a one act plece, entitled, The Three Wayfarerm, foundcd ...

... of a 6d edition. LAiCHd-i. By Alexander Rogers. (Thomas Blarleigh. 3s 6d.) T:,1C RONaaNCE OF THE GYEYSTONES. By H. Arnold N'elson. (Ward, Lock, aud Co. 3s 6d.) THE GUIJSTAN. By Sir Edwin Arnold. (Thomas Burleigh. 3s 6a.) Lovic MADE MANIFEST. ly Gay Boothby ...

... announced at Rockhampton, near Dorchester, of Mr. Hardy, the father of Mr. Thoe. Hardy, the famous novelist. The deceased was a typical member of the clam of Dos set rustic folk from which Mr. Thomas Hardy draws his inspiration, and which has supplied the ...

... melons the deities of under the T hu tannin. 10 tooth. , communed that Inspectors Alfrol Durbin, in he Thompson, Pend, and Thomas Hardy be I made to at the to retein its trade. so appointed. Your committee do pot that la the morn than me of the nub divine ...

... Mr. Rider Haggard farms, Mr. Max Pemberton hunts. The bicycle, naturally enough. has attracted most authors, from Mr. Thomas Hardy downwards. Mr. Eden Phillpotts— more original than his fellows—grows lilies and fishes for trout. Mr. Barry Pain is a gifted ...

... Mr. Howells opened tine ball by choosing Tolstoi. He did not, however, stop there, but passing to England picked out Mr. Thomas Hardy as our greatest worker in fiction, and nest to him Mr. George Moore. In the hatter choice he would not, we imagine, be ...

... words, that be is human. Mr. Thomas Hardy has thoughts of collecting his unpublished short stories into another volume ; or perhaps it would be more correct to say that he is being asked to take up this task. So far Mr. Hardy has published three volumes ...

... Bristol. ALL, A LITERARY TREAT. A BRILLIANT STORY OF THE LAST CENTURY. BY YRONT-RANK wovsusr. THE MELANCHOLY HUSSAR, BY THOMAS HARDY. Author of E'er rom the Meddled Crowd. Trumpet or.' The Mayor Casterbridge. Winne Tale& A A of Blue Eyes.- The Hood ...

... left foot, and which was sworn by Mrs Newport, a neighbour of hers named John Sampson, the 26th of September, bat Mr Thomas ' Henry Hardy, farmer, of Norton Maireward, 1 called by Mr Dickenson, stated that had Bold aix hens to a man named John Hill, haulier ...

... Army; and L, B. Walford contributes a capital descriptive sketch of the home of Charlotte Bronte. The novellette by Ur Thomas Hardy is written in that gentleman's inimi- table style. The Xautieal 1aqazine contains a scientific de- scription of tidal phenomena ...

... words, that he is human. Mr. Thomas Hardy has thoughts of collecting his unpublished short stories into another volume; or perhaps it would be more correct to say that he is being asked to take up this task. So far Mr. Hardy has published three volumes ...