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... Besant Sorts and Conditions of Men 3/6 for All in a Garden Fair 3/6 for ' Ouida Held in Bondage 3/6 for 3/6 for 2/U- Thomas Hardy Under the Greeuwood Tree 3/6 for Mark Twain The American Claimant 3/6 for 2/ll* —P. HARRIS,^ BOOKSELLER, STATIONER ...
... Montague Williams oc the popular London Magistrate. Among theTr'trafts of celebrities are those of Charlotte M. Yonge Thomas Hardy, Corney Grain, and Mrs. Keeley, CigaretTe » is the title of pretty story (by Rita) which forms the second of the Studio ...
... and essays—and the list is a sufficient guarantee of the literary excellence of the number—are Robert Louis Stevenson, Thomas Hardy, Walter Besant, Bret Harte, Henry James, and George W. Cable. Frances Hodgson Burnett has serial tale running in the magazine ...
... reaches an exciting and cri'ioal stage. A caetaway of the South ( by Gilbert Parker) and On the Western Circuit (by Thomas Hardy) are two short stories. The number is fully and richly ...
... fiction-writing myself. am very glad indeed to notice a. great improvement the novelist's art Look at the vividness with which Thomas Hardy con ures no Dorset scenes of rural life and rural landscape • look «f power Sir Walter Besant has of making again-notab ...
... Morrish (capt.), b Hardy 0 c and b Hardy C. Webb, b Hardy 1 retired hurt 3 J. Morrish, Hardy c Thomas, b Hardy b' W. Webb, b Stoyle 0 not out 4 G. Short, Hardy 2 W Morrish, ...
... J. Brewer, after which dinner was provided for them at the Royal and Fortescue Hottl. Viscount Ebrington attended. Mr. Thomas Hardy, the famous novelist, is fond of applying the o!d description of Wessex to large tract cf country in the South and West ...
... Wharf. , Baptists. M. Hardy, c Bright, b c. Tucker, b Hardy 2 Curtice 23 W. Whitlock, c Hardy, H. Parmioter, b Curtice 24 b Stoyle C. Thomas, b Tyrrall 15 T.Hud»ll, b StoyU 0 H. Stoyle. b Curtice .. 2 G. Curtice, Hardy 0 E. ...
... Ridd, b Hardy 1 Jones 0 W. Hoad, c Baker, b G. Moxh un, c Jones, b Hardy. . o W Carter, b Thomas' 2 C. lhoma«, run out 7 J. Ashton, b Thomas M Hardy, c Ashton, b G. Shapland, low b Ridd 1 Thomas ' E. Baker, ...
... C st Baker b Hardy 0 b Stoyle 0 A Sargent b Stoyle 10 b Hardy A Macquire b Stoyle 2 Abbot b Hardy 0 J Fane b Hardy I b Stoyle A Pow b Hardy 1 c Hardy b Stoyle 1 F Brokenehire b Stoyle 2 ont J: Sampson b Stoyle ...
... d 0 Hardy 1 J. b Kelly 0 G. Pepham, c Morgan, Harper, c and b Kelly 11 b Hardy 12 J. Thomas, b Kel.y 0 J. Howard, run out 12 E. Baker, c Kelly, b F. Kelly, c Morgan, Wood Parminter C. Passmore, c G >rrell, F. A. Cole, c Eshelby, b Wood 0 b Hardy M. ...
... 1 Passmore, c Piper, b E. Tyrrell, b Hardy 17 'Tyrrell 34 . Richards, b Hardy 1 -Th° ma '. Partridge G. Lacy, b Passmore 1 », b y 'j ell 4 G - Curtice, b Hardy M. Hardy, b Curtis J. Warren, b Hardy 1 H. Stcyle, b Tyrrell ...